JakeChambers

DeRank ™: 5,52

DeAge™ : 6793 days • Here since 4 november 2007

Stars In Our Bedroom After The War

10 nov 07

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I don't know how many "siore" will come, but I wish you all the best anyway. I don't know, I'll give it a try. Nice review. "Facce di bronzo prog" isn't bad.

Sugababes Overloaded: The Singles Collection

10 nov 07

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Rece that should be studied in schools. Crazy binge of hot girls. I love you!

Alessandro Piva Mio Cognato

10 nov 07

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Uhm... More than a review, it feels like a settling of scores between former villagers... I didn't mind the film. The controversy is fine, but what do superheroes have to do with it?

Silvio Soldini Giorni E Nuvole

9 nov 07

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Thank you all for the comments, they're all interesting except for those from some VOLGAVONE writing swear words... ;-) Well done, london, a mistake to correct, Genoa is fundamental in the film.

The Alan Parsons Project Ammonia Avenue

8 nov 07

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The very first album I ever bought... Actually, it was a cassette... My God, how old am I! ;-) Three stars, come on, for the nostalgia factor. OK review.

Keith Jarrett Trio My Foolish Heart - Live At Montreux

8 nov 07

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Uhm... Jarret is great, but I find him quite annoying, and that's why I can't give an unbiased opinion on his work. I'll stick my neck out too since we're on the subject: Gary Peacock is the greatest living bassist.

Stanley Clarke School Days

7 nov 07

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Hi, yesterday I realized that I dismissed you a bit too hastily. It's true that "easy" fusion works like the one in question have undoubtedly brought many listeners – myself included – closer to jazz. And it’s always nice to see a nineteen-year-old interested in jazz-rock-fusion! :) Staying on the subject of immediate and catchy fusion, you might like Steps Ahead (even though they aren't from the seventies).

Stanley Clarke School Days

6 nov 07

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Ah, such beautiful memories... I agree with Contemplazione. An honest product and nothing more. Clarke in solo is a god, but practically there's nothing else here...