jdv666

DeRank ™: 7,34

DeAge™ : 6542 days • Here since 14 july 2008

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Primus Pork Soda

20 jul 11

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my favorite, great band, and now let's see how the new album will be.

@Hjhhjij: among the groups that revolutionized prog, I would also mention Van Der Graaf Generator and Wyatt! As for the rest, this album is an indescribable masterpiece, their peak along with the subsequent Foxtrot. Naturally, The Musical Box stands a couple of notches above all the other songs on the album (and I would place it in the top three of Genesis along with Supper's Ready and Can Utility and the Coastliners), but there isn't a single weak moment, and among my other favorites, I would also include Harrold the Barrel and The Fountain of Salamancis, which are heart-stopping pieces.

Tim Burton Ed Wood

18 jul 11

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great film, even if not one of its peaks for me

Fugazi Red Medicine

18 jul 11

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I wanted to give it just 4 stars, oh well...

Fugazi Red Medicine

18 jul 11

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Well, come on, let's not joke around; both Jesus Lizard and Fugazi rock and were among the most important bands of the '90s. My favorite along with Repeater and 13 Songs.

Limp Bizkit Live @ Villa Manin, Passariano (UD) 12.07.11

16 jul 11

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I've never been to one of their concerts, but I would gladly see them live; I've heard they're great entertainers.

Krokus Metal Rendez-vous

16 jul 11

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Well, I have to say the cover is "spectacular," I give it a vote XD

Jade Warrior Waves

15 jul 11

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Yes, these are among the best in the underground prog of the 70s, but I prefer the self-titled CD.

Verdena WOW

13 jul 11

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"The real psychedelia, to be clear, is that of the best-selling Beatles, the most purchased Beach Boys of Pet Sounds, and all the bands in the shadow of Sgt. Pepper." ---> in my opinion, the "real" psychedelics are more like the Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix...