Melissa

DeRank ™: 1,75

DeAge™ : 6801 days • Here since 25 october 2007

The Byrds Ballad of Easy Rider

6 nov 08

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Among the deeply discounted, I found great CDs (e.g. Big Star); I would spend hours browsing through various shops trying to fish out the ones that made me jump. As for the film, as I commented also on the Supersoul review, Dennis Hopper was inspired by "Il Sorpasso," in addition to the life of a hippie who still rides his motorcycle just like back then. The endings of the two films are similar.

O'Death Head Home

2 nov 08

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I don't know them, but it's well written.

Fugazi In On The Kill Taker

30 oct 08

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Oh, I almost forgot, I'll see you tonight around 10-11 PM.

Fugazi In On The Kill Taker

30 oct 08

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You don't question the fugazi, but I too prefer Repeater and Red Medicine... Masked as a banana republic? To me, it seems there's very little that's masked.

Luciano Ligabue Radiofreccia

29 oct 08

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Not bad this movie, plus it has a good soundtrack.

The Go-Go's Beauty and the Beat

26 oct 08

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I looked it up on Wikipedia: in April '77 the band added Lorna Doom on bass, with transitional member "Dottie Danger" on drums, later famous as Belinda Carlisle of The Go-Go's... so Carlisle used to go by the name "Dottie Danger."

The Go-Go's Beauty and the Beat

26 oct 08

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I believe their latest work is God Bless the Go-Go's... I like it. After reading THEREALRAMONA's comment, I looked at the Germs' vinyl, (GI) and on the back are photos of the band members, Pat, Darby, Don, and Lorna, who looks a lot like Belinda Carlisle. It could be her under a different stage name (But I'm not sure).

The Go-Go's Beauty and the Beat

26 oct 08

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Even though you described their sound well, for those who don't know them, I included a link in the DePlaylist.

The Go-Go's Beauty and the Beat

26 oct 08

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I don't care if Scaruffi doesn't love them, (Everyone knows he likes dissonances) I like them a lot, my favorite song is Our Lips Are Sealed. The review isn't bad either. If someone considers them too commercial, they should consistently throw away almost all the music from the 60s, starting with the Supremes.