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DeAge™ : 6541 days • Here since 14 july 2008

John Zorn Six Litanies For Heliogabalus

7 oct 11

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I'm actually re-listening to it (it had been a while since I last did) and I was too harsh, 5 full and fangulo! :D Also because in the last decade, very few albums have come out that I like at the same level!

John Zorn Six Litanies For Heliogabalus

7 oct 11

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It would be a 4.5, but let greed die; if only they released records as enjoyably outside of melons! And by the way, having just received the original, I can also say that the artwork is truly exquisite; Zorn never makes you regret the money spent!

I Cani Il Sorprendente Album d'Esordio De I Cani

6 oct 11

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It's true, I also wonder what they could possibly have to enjoy so much!

Grobschnitt Solar Music Live

6 oct 11

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Why had I never heard of these, being a lover of kraut and prog? Who can recommend the most representative album?

Genesis Wind & Wuthering

6 oct 11

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Nice, but up until selling it was another story (the lamb doesn’t thrill me).

Matthew Vaughn Kick-Ass

5 oct 11

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By the way, a very nice film with a similarly silly spirit (but much less violent) is Scott Pilgrim vs the World.

Matthew Vaughn Kick-Ass

5 oct 11

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spectacular film, a true surprise! and hit girl reigns!

The Heads (GBR) Everybody Knows We Got Nowhere

4 oct 11

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thank you again, you are an inexhaustible source of information :) now that the rainy season has started, I’m already planning to dive deep into listening. sooner or later I also want to start exploring the Japanese psychedelic and noise scene properly, as I've heard there are things very similar in spirit to kraut and the like, so I'm very curious (even though I fear it will all be rather hard to find)

The Heads (GBR) Everybody Knows We Got Nowhere

4 oct 11

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caz, another question, which Acid Mothers Temple albums are essential to have/listen to? They have made a million of them.

Amon Düül II Phallus Dei

4 oct 11

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The beginning of one of the most beautiful trilogies of kraut and rock overall. Of the three, it flows the best; it feels like you just put it on and it's already over, especially since for once it’s not a double (which in the long run can be demanding).