JURIX

DeRank ™: 18,52

DeAge™ : 6434 days • Here since 30 october 2008

Metallica Death Magnetic

28 mar 09

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The cabaret that follows the reviews of "Death Magnetic" is too good... even though calling this a "Review" is a stretch... anyway, it's worth reading for a good laugh, and long live TRASH!

What a laugh these fakes are! But seriously, aside from their musical ignorance and the banality of their phrases, is this guy writing in such an abominable way on purpose, or is he just trying to cover himself in ridicule?

Julie's Haircut Our Secret Ceremony

28 mar 09

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I've never heard of these guys, but you've intrigued me. The review is a solid 5 right after the first speech!

Born Against Nine Patriotic Hymns For Children

28 mar 09

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Yes, beautiful! Although I'm not very convinced by the voice. Still beautiful, raw, without complications!
NA BEA VERTA!

Fabio Fazio - Che Tempo Che Fa Roberto Saviano 25 Marzo 2009

28 mar 09

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"Because, as someone said, the fight against the Camorra must be conducted from the top." This is precisely the reason why the Camorra continues to exist (and thrive) in Italy. If we wait for someone from above to free us from the Camorra... from above, where exactly? Politics? Just take a look at Parliament to understand how it could never, not to mention fight it, but even try to marginally counter the Mafia...

My Dying Bride Songs of Darkness, Words of Light

28 mar 09

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I don't agree with the review. Knowing all the albums by My Dying Bride very well, this is one of the best. Even though (always according to my personal opinion) an album like "The Angel And The Dark River" will never be matched again. That is the magnificent peak of leaden sadness, melancholy translated into music.

Fabio Fazio - Che Tempo Che Fa Roberto Saviano 25 Marzo 2009

28 mar 09

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Yes! Anyway, I don't think that in a couple of years there will be any memory of Saviano and Gomorra. Italy is at the end, now. We've lost everything in the wrong way. We've sacrificed history, the environment, intelligence, and the social state on the altar of a progress that on paper is the manna fallen from heaven but in daily reality is poverty, ignorance, and television dictatorship. If I find it difficult to think about tomorrow, I find it almost science fiction to envision a dignified future for today's children. If everything continues like this.