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Zior Every Inch a Man

1 apr 09

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Ah, in the end, that name came out. Sir Lord Baltimore, I read about them in a magazine, I figured they would come out sooner or later. I've heard great things about them. A band that has only made a couple of records, it seems.

Zior Every Inch a Man

1 apr 09

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got the concept. I believe that I will actually listen to them.

Zior Every Inch a Man

31 mar 09

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I'm not particularly aligned with the hard Sabbath sound (although I like their early albums and recognize that they gave a huge boost to the development of certain sounds and proposals), but these varied shades you mention intrigue me. They could be defined as Zeppelinized Sabbaths (in terms of the diversity of genres touched upon), or am I wrong?

Happy The Man Happy The Man

31 mar 09

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who knows if they took the name from Happy the man of Genesis fame. Anyway, great review, nice proposal and... the fourth link brought tears to my eyes :-)

Norman Blake The Fields of November / Old and New

31 mar 09

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If it weren't for my damn computer giving me problems, I would have already started a search. You keep going like this because you're doing great. The cover is really beautiful.

Terence Trent D'arby Neither Fish Nor Flesh

30 mar 09

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I'm waiting for that other one you told me about. In the meantime, thank you for this recommendation, which seems very interesting to me. I must admit that I was quite intrigued by Cornell's small addition about the character as well.

Mazarin Watch It Happen

30 mar 09

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@brat is the only one of theirs that I don't know, and I think I've heard that he's the best they've made. Thanks for the rest, and thanks also to all the others who have come before.

Mastodon Crack The Skye

29 mar 09

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Seeing them as the opening act for Tool in Florence left me a bit dazed and with not the best impression. I did hear something from the studio later, and I don't mind it at all. Unfortunately, the tracks that really pull me in are few, especially those on "Blood Mountain."