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DeRank ™: 1,34

DeAge™ : 6749 days • Here since 17 december 2007

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David Gilmour Rattle That Lock

5 jan 22

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I can't stand Gilmour's solo work. I can barely handle his first album.

Fredric Brown Gli strani suicidi di Bartlesville

2 jan 22

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Recently re-read. It's among my favorite science fiction authors.

Traffic On the road

2 dec 21

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Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.

Dream Theater A View From The Top Of The World

21 nov 21

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I’ve been listening to drim tiater for at least 40 years, but they are called Rush.

Yes The Quest

14 nov 21

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I haven't listened to the album. I don't think I'll listen to it in the future because frankly, it doesn't appeal to me at all.

Kevin Ayers/John Cale/Eno/Nico “June 1, 1974”

13 nov 21

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4 stars

Ridley Scott The Last Duel

2 nov 21

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You don't judge a movie by its trailer, but........what a drag!

Eugenio Finardi Sugo

1 nov 21

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Little to add. Finardi at his best, supported by an incredible rhythm section (the same one that Battisti used in '76 for the drums, the double bass...... + Ivan Graziani).

Genesis The Lamb lies down on Broadway

29 oct 21

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The major flaw (insignificant to the most hardcore fans) has already been pointed out by @Hetzer, namely the dreadful production of this album. "....Collins seems to play with the boxes of dixan," I read somewhere around that time. Just to give an example. The backbone of the band (Rutherford and Banks) was now light years away from the egocentric Gabriel. The rest is history and legend. What more can be said about the album? Nothing. I remain faithful to Foxtrot and Nursery Cryme but clearly, The Lamb is a gem.