Purpulan

DeRank ™: 2,92

DeAge™ : 6837 days • Here since 21 september 2007

Between The Buried And Me Colors

1 dec 07

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Hey, Pilotautomatico, why these guys?? Never seen in photos? They're 5 classic American slackers: skinny, short hair, shorts, sneakers, and faded t-shirts, with just a couple of half-hearted tattoos that are too subtle to be flaunted.

Nine Inch Nails Y34RZ3r0r3mix3d

1 dec 07

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I preferred "Il Fichissimo del Baseball."

Sodom Tapping The Vein

1 dec 07

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Memo and the Bartolobombarolo reviewing them in a few days... a florilegium of jollity!!!... but where is the MelaSODOMita, which has sparked an "original et peccaminosa" craving in me??!

Between The Buried And Me Colors

1 dec 07

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(...um, the fanatic would be me....; )

Between The Buried And Me Colors

1 dec 07

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What the hell, Lux!!! Are you doing this on purpose to annoy me?! B.T.B.A.M. are incredibly ahead of the game (one of those classic bands that a fanatic hopes remains a gem for the few chosen ones), and above all, they embrace metal only on the sidelines... I didn't bring up "The Anatomy Of..." by chance; the triptych "Geek U.S.A.", "Bicycle Ride," and "Territory" is terrifying (and D.T., except maybe "Bicycle Ride," would never dream of playing them that way)!!!

Nine Inch Nails Y34RZ3r0r3mix3d

30 nov 07

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Well, "colosall" isn't bad either.

Between The Buried And Me Colors

30 nov 07

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@ Sorciopeloso. If you want a gem from them, also listen to the previous "The Anatomy Of...", just covers in the making (and all very famous) but redone in their own way (which, to be clear, is a sort of math/metalcore, aggressive but also ironic).

Nine Inch Nails Y34RZ3r0r3mix3d

30 nov 07

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Mean old Lux ; )

Between The Buried And Me Colors

30 nov 07

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Alright, it was 4 (actually, 4 and a little bit) for the record... well, this way I won't disappoint anyone.

Between The Buried And Me Colors

30 nov 07

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I like them, but come on, they never even remotely (and thankfully) come close to the tackiness of Dream Theater. The review is a bit conventional (no offense).