Starblazer

DeRank ™: 2,48

DeAge™ : 6713 days • Here since 23 january 2008

Robbie Williams Reality Killed The Video Star

8 nov 09

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gghh... so, Robertino Guglielmi has written some songs (Advertising Space, Sin Sin Sin, Millennium, The Road To Mandalay, Sexed Up) that I enjoy listening to from time to time. He’s a good pop singer and also quite a likable character in his genre, but to describe one of his albums as the album of the millennium is a stretch. Staying within the pop genre, let’s remember that "Songs From The West Coast" by Elton John is part of this millennium, and it stands to any album of Robertino like Eto'o stands to Huntelaar...

Korn Live Mtv Day Civitavecchia

7 nov 09

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it's shiiiiit....

Elton John Caribou

7 nov 09

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@ Lndon: "A Single Man" from 1978.

Heaven & Hell The Devil You Know

7 nov 09

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be careful of the side effects of track-by-track...

Heaven & Hell The Devil You Know

7 nov 09

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Elton John Caribou

6 nov 09

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@ Geb: if I really have to mention three, the first that come to mind are "Tumbleweed Connection," "Madman Across The Water," and "Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy," but generally all of Elton John’s albums up to 1975 are masterpieces, or at least very close to it, maybe except for the decent "Honky Chateau."