jdv666

DeRank ™: 7,34

DeAge™ : 6541 days • Here since 14 july 2008

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IQ Subterranea

7 feb 11

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Anyway, in fact the sentence "I definitely stand with those who think like me!" deserves full marks.

Metallica Load

7 feb 11

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Ah, well, I just saw that I'm wasting time responding to a fake, I really am a fool.

I'm sorry I don't meet your standards of acceptability; anyway, you're the fool judging others without knowing them. Oh, and the "666" was meant more ironically, certainly not to say look how I'm TVUE and ANGRILY SATANIC, but why am I telling you this? Why am I wasting my time responding to you? Maybe I am indeed a bit of a fool, or at least an idiot...

IQ Subterranea

7 feb 11

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@rage: well, I’d say that if we say that Genesis, Van der Graaf Generator, and King Crimson are more original and innovative, it’s hard to argue against that; of course, innovation isn’t everything in music, and you can also bring something new by referring back to already known sounds, but we can talk about a minimum of derivativeness, right? And as I said before, I absolutely don’t want to take anything away from the bands that, as I mentioned, I want to listen to in the future.

Fred Haley Satan Was A Lesbian

7 feb 11

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In short: sometimes the books we remember best are NOT necessarily the ones we've read, but the ones we've simply imagined by looking at the cover. ---> well, let's say it also depends on what you usually read, huh!

Metallica Load

7 feb 11

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Oh, and just to say, there will also be those who listen (almost) exclusively to metal, but if that's the case, there are also the enthusiasts of jazz/indie/punk/progressive/classic al/electronic, etc., so why label metalheads as fanatics when every category has its own die-hard fans?

IQ Subterranea

7 feb 11

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I haven’t listened to anything from neo-prog yet; sooner or later, I want to give a chance at least to "Spock's Beard," "Marillion," "Porcupine Tree," and "IQ," which are the ones you generally hear the most positive things about. But the fact is, I still have so many works from the first wave to listen to, so for now, I prefer to stick to what is still more "original."

Metallica Load

7 feb 11

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@stoney: aside from the fact that I chose this nickname when I was 18, I'm not about to change it now. I can tell you that I have a decent collection of records for every genre I listen to, so jazz/metal/hard rock/kraut/classical/electronic/pro gressive, etc. I'm not just defining myself as a metalhead, but having entered the world of music through that genre, it still holds a certain sentimental value for me. Of course, in genres like electronic music, which I've been listening to for less time, I don't have the same number of records as I do in metal, which I've been into for over 5 years. For example, I have about a hundred jazz CDs, thanks in part to my father, who was an enthusiast. Basically, I'm open to all kinds of listening, so… I'm not exactly ready for a fight; it just bothers me when people pass judgments.