jdv666

DeRank ™: 7,34

DeAge™ : 6541 days • Here since 14 july 2008

Michel Hazanavicius The Artist

2 mar 12

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Ah, so you had already reviewed it! :) I really loved it, it's truly a gem of a film, at times naïve, but in a good way.

Tony Wakeford Cupid & Death

2 mar 12

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But what would be the main introductory works of apocalyptic folk? rockymarciano advised me to check out Current 93, but I never went beyond that.

Anyway, it doesn't surprise me that the metal audience didn't appreciate the changes; the closed-mindedness is something that predominantly spreads among listeners of classic metal, power, and (to a lesser extent) thrash.

Primal Fear Unbreakable

2 mar 12

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in the name of high-quality heavy/power --> ah, because; does it exist?! ;) anyway, during my metal phase and wild downloading, I listened to them too but they didn't stick with me for long, a typical derivative band, which, as nice as it is, doesn't particularly interest me.

Ramones Ramones

2 mar 12

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I prefer rocket to russia...

Maurizio Nichetti Volere Volare

2 mar 12

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Nice review, I've never heard of the movie but it seems like a nice idea.

Coal Chamber Coal Chamber

1 mar 12

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I've always heard these described as the budget version of Korn, so I never looked into them… anyway, when it comes to nu-metal, I really consider the first Korn album and Deftones to be essential (the latter, in particular, is truly a badass BAND).

Army Of Lovers Les Greatest Hits

1 mar 12

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everything seems very trashy... when we talk about gay, dance, and pop, this comes to my mind (it only gives me remix versions, damn you youtube krukko!)