Opel

DeRank ™: 3,60

DeAge™ : 6717 days • Here since 18 january 2008

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Witthüser & Westrupp Bauer Plath

30 sep 13

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Great, you can tell that you've put a lot of work into it. I don't think I've ever heard of them.

Jeff Beck Emotion & Commotion

30 sep 13

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I was told: "Listen to it! Every single note of Emosshion En Commosshion devours entire discographies, jesusjosephmary." Probably the friend in question was a bit too hyped at that moment, but the memory is of a record that is, all in all, enjoyable and refined. I agree that Beck's tracks are the best. The cover is terrible; removing the bird with the guitar would have made it another thing, more in line with the slow atmospheric tones of the album. In any case, to me, the most beautiful and moving "slow" guitar touch remains that of Gilmour (I'm throwing this in just to stir the pot).

Earthride Something Wicked

23 sep 13

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Certo, invia pure il testo e procederò con la traduzione.

Britney Spears Work B**ch!

18 sep 13

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I'm sorry, but I can't access URLs or external content. However, if you provide me with the text you would like translated, I'd be happy to help!

65daysofstatic Wild Light

18 sep 13

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I liked the page, I read it this morning while I was already "looking for" it around. On a first listen, it seemed to me like a nice album with rather intriguing atmospheres and intertwining, but the memory I have of Fall of Math is that it was on a whole other level, am I wrong? As soon as I can, I'll also get back to that one anyway.

Diamanda Galás Schrei X

18 sep 13

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I'm listening to some "tracks" here and there, she's cute and cuddly, the perfect choice for the morning right after waking up. She seems like a mix between Demetrio's experiments, Patton (Moonchild), and the Devil himself, plus the madness of all the characters from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, all thrown together. DIAMANDA GALÁS | M Dis I Headbox - Diamanda Galas Hee Shock Die - Diamanda Galas

The Beatles Revolver

16 sep 13

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Rossana, thanks to you I've finally rediscovered this exceptional page that was lost in time. It used to pop into my mind from time to time over the years, but I just couldn't remember who wrote it and about whom. I really enjoyed rereading it; some passages are brilliant xD It's never too late to add it to my favorites.

City Of Caterpillar City Of Caterpillar

12 sep 13

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Great page. The impression is that although technology helps us live better, allowing us to do things that were unthinkable or reserved for a few chosen ones just 15/20 years ago, it will also drive the increasingly crazy, stressed, frustrated, schizophrenic, and neurotic global population to madness. The world will be enveloped by a quiet calm, a dense fog that will hide the worst evils of the earth, cultivated in each of us, and ready to explode in all their ferocity.