SilasLang

DeRank ™: 2,74

DeAge™ : 6609 days • Here since 8 may 2008

What can I say? A masterpiece. Although perhaps, I might be crazy, I slightly prefer, but just a little, the more raw and guitar-driven Monster Movie and the collection Delay 1968, both featuring that Malcom Mooney on vocals: the Sonic Youth almost 15 years earlier, in short...

White Noise Sound White Noise Sound

13 mar 11

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Great record, even if at times the similarities with Spacemen 3 almost verge on plagiarism.

Elliott Smith From A Basement On The Hill

13 mar 11

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For me, his masterpiece...beautiful...and to think that it is a posthumous album, a semi-finished work.

Cavalera Conspiracy Blunt Force Trauma

13 mar 11

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I don't know.. I haven't listened to it and I don't think I will. I'd rather remember them in Sepultura, so many years ago by now.

Acid King Zoroaster

9 mar 11

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Yes, grandissimi. Excellent album, although my favorite remains the EP "Down With The Crown."

R.E.M. Collapse Into Now

9 mar 11

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Not yet listened but you piqued my curiosity, even though to me, personally, they haven’t excited me for years... I find that their last noteworthy work remains the now distant New Adventures in Hi-Fi, then for me it's nothing... I will listen to it. Good review.

Hüsker Dü Everything Falls Apart And More

22 feb 11

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A record that stands out. Period. The notion that it’s insignificant is nonsense... maybe only Land Speed Record by Husker Du can be considered somewhat insignificant. This album tends to be undervalued because of the masterpieces that followed, but for me it remains a masterpiece of Hardcore, alongside G.I. by the Germs, Meat Puppets I, and the twisted The Punch Line by the Minutemen. Period. Rating 4.5... I reserve a full 5 and even beyond for Metal Circus and Zen Arcade, but this one is no joke either. Damn, tracks like "From The Gut," "Punch Drunk," "Wheels," "Gravity," and "Statues" were not just for anyone back then...

Monster Magnet God Says No

16 feb 11

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Disco that for me, devoted to the cult of Monster Magnet EP, Spine Of God, and Tab, borders on the obscene. The last work of the Magnet that I truly appreciated was Superjudge, then it was over. Even Dopes To Infinity sounded tired to me. Then, de gustibus, of course... But since after Dopes they’ve really become embarrassing. Great review.