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The Heads (GBR) Everybody Knows We Got Nowhere

30 sep 11

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The Heads (GBR) Everybody Knows We Got Nowhere

30 sep 11

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So I'm trying to get my hands on the hash jar; I had the bardo bufo alvarius that sometimes exhilarates me and other times doesn't say anything at all; I still haven't figured out if I really like it or not. In fact, I've seen that you can find the others at decent prices, although given the cover I really wanted this one :(

The Heads (GBR) Everybody Knows We Got Nowhere

30 sep 11

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spectacular cover! for now, I vote for that one :) I’ve never heard of them, ugh it’s certainly tough to get a hold of them... I’ll see if I can find them; here in Teutonia I can’t download :/ since you like psychedelia, which album by the Flaming Lips do you recommend? ah, I wanted to ask you, what do you think about the psychedelia of Hash Jar Tempo/Bardo Pond?

Wilco Yankee Hotel Foxtrot

29 sep 11

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one of the most beautiful "indie" albums of the last decade

Mastodon Remission

29 sep 11

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great album, beautifully raw and less polished than the subsequent ones, but the potential is already fully displayed (4.5/5)

Robert Rodriguez Planet terror

29 sep 11

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great movie; anyway, even though I watch very little TV, I have to admit that most of the interesting things (movies and series) are found on Mediaset; RAI, which should be a public service and therefore maybe provide a bit of culture and interesting content, is really disappointing for the most part. Instead, for in-depth analysis, La 7 is better.

Mastodon The Hunter

29 sep 11

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Anyway, who knows if they'll manage to make a "bang" with this :)

Mastodon The Hunter

29 sep 11

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Even on my first quick listen, it didn’t strike me as bad, but it felt a bit too polished and winking for their standards (and my tastes); in short, their usual touch seems to be missing, and the album comes off as somewhat impersonal (and I already liked Crack the Skye less than the first three due to the direction taken, even though it’s a good album). Anyway, it’s still just the first listens, but I have the impression that this is more of a transitional record.