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DeAge™ : 6616 days • Here since 27 april 2008

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Michel Gondry Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind (Se mi lasci ti cancello)

11 feb 10

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Woody Allen Anything Else

11 feb 10

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Well done, Biggs, Allen's jokes are really good, the character he plays is truly fascinating/insufferable...

Yakuza Way Of The Dead

11 feb 10

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I return after months to reevaluate the review and especially to rate the album: brilliant, although inferior to Samsara.

HOH/Current 93 Crowleymass

10 feb 10

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No no, this time I'm sitting it out, I've already listened to Crowleymass on the album Island and I just can't stand it, I prefer the more serious Tibet. Great review.

The album is very complex and heavy due to the truly minimal and distressing atmosphere. Tibet has done better on both the electronic front (the first two) and will do better on the folk and sound minimalism front as well. Nevertheless, a good job, for those with iron stomachs!

Robert Mapplethorpe Patti Smith, 1976

7 feb 10

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Lulu Rouge Bless You

5 feb 10

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I've never listened to any of the three genres you mentioned in the de-generi... I'll give this a try.

Elend Winds Devouring Men

2 feb 10

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Oh my God, you’ve written a duplicate, you don’t talk about the album, you don’t mention the experiments and genres that are present in it, you don’t discuss the lyrical content, you don’t talk about the band (you only say that they come from metal, where you’ve seen it in the old albums only you know...), you don’t say a damn thing, you just say that you don’t like sad and melancholic bands: SO WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU LISTENING TO ELEND FOR!? GO LISTEN TO LADY GAGA WHERE YOU FIND LESS THAN ZERO OF MELANCHOLY...

Current 93 Sleep Has His House

1 feb 10

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Yes, yes, a very very beautiful record, but it's a punch to the stomach; I prefer the previous one.

Orplid Greifenherz

1 feb 10

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Beautiful, I wonder why part of the review is written in a really tiny font though. It seems to me that they, along with Sol Invictus, are under the Auerbach Tonträger label, which, if I'm not mistaken, is part of Prophecy Records...