Truman

DeRank ™: 0,76

DeAge™ : 6375 days • Here since 25 december 2008

Albert Camus Lo Straniero

20 jun 09

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Yes, yes, you are right. I overlooked some important themes (although, honestly, Meursault doesn’t seem to feel guilty about his mother; on the contrary, he feels anger at being judged for that insignificant act, which represented liberation for both him and her; I’ll reread some passages, in any case). I will rewrite it as a review as soon as possible. Editors, you can also delete it tomorrow; if I manage, I’ll rewrite it tomorrow evening and avoid having this thing here.

Albert Camus Lo Straniero

19 jun 09

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It’s not actually a review; I got carried away, and not much came out of it. As for the interpretations, I just wrote the most "simple" one that the book suggests; if you want to dig deeper...

Múm Please Smile My Noise Bleed

19 jun 09

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Remarkable.

Gonçalo Pereira @g_spot

19 jun 09

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I listened to the links, it seems appreciable, but I'm not entirely convinced that it could be a five. I should listen to the album carefully, thanks for the tip. Certainly, the cover compromises the good musical work.

Daryl Hall Sacred Songs

19 jun 09

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Nice report.

Martha And The Muffins Metro Music

19 jun 09

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Intriguing.

Tenacious D The Pick Of Destiny

18 jun 09

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The intentions of the album are commendable (mocking the various clichés of rock-metal), even though at times the humor veers into gratuitous vulgarity. The album is nice; it manages to come across as a rock record, but in any case, it's not a pillar of music or comedy.

Osho Il Libro del Risveglio

17 jun 09

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This character has always intrigued me, but I still haven't read anything by them. I'll try to remedy that.

Per Grazia Ricevuta Ultime Notizie di Cronaca

16 jun 09

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Nice review. I've only listened to the first PGR, so I will take care of that.

Douglas Adams Guida Galattica Per Gli Autostoppisti

15 jun 09

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Everything has already been clarified, Finnegan, don't worry.
Anyway, Fiquata, personally I read Pirandello as really "faded" (if I understood what you mean): the classic scene of Pascal looking at himself in the mirror with a bloodied face, laughing at the little show created at home, I found it really powerful, harsh.
In any case, everyone reads in their own way.
That's all.