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DeRank ™: 0,43

DeAge™ : 6583 days • Here since 1 june 2008

Yes Tales From Topographic Oceans

3 sep 08

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"Red marked the end of the game for pretty much all bands." Well, that's your opinion; I don't agree. Do you remember the great prog albums by Rush from '76 to '81? (just to give an example). Far from finished!

Yes Tales From Topographic Oceans

3 sep 08

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If I understand what King Crimson means to you, then they had finished making that kind of music already after the second album (where, by the way, there are already some experiments by Fripp). Larks' Tongues In Aspic and Red are already different works.

Clint Eastwood Million Dollar Baby

3 sep 08

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Nice movie.

Il Teatro Degli Orrori Dell'Impero Delle Tenebre

3 sep 08

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Spitzpupe, have you read yourself?

Jorma Kaukonen Quah

3 sep 08

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Don't worry Terry, they never make fun of girls (well, ALMOST never)...

Yes Tales From Topographic Oceans

3 sep 08

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Paloz, what are you talking about? The Lamb is not the death of Genesis, and King Crimson in the '80s produced at least three interesting works (even if they are not exactly accessible to everyone). A definite break from '74, huh?

Jorma Kaukonen Quah

3 sep 08

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@DarkHaem: No doubt, no doubt this... ahah. Damn, today on DeBaser there are excellent reviews pouring in! Uhm, I should have something by Jefferson Airplane, but I haven't listened to anything yet. In the meantime, I'm trying to find this...

Fusion Orchestra Skeleton In Armour

3 sep 08

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Same old vote...always interesting proposals.

Rolling Stones Shine A Light

3 sep 08

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I still haven't seen it... but the review makes me want to get it.

Freedom Crossfire

3 sep 08

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Great review, an extra point for including the samples, which are definitely interesting (though I agree with Icnarf/Franci regarding the organetto). But Otupacca, what kind of surname is that?