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Quentin Tarantino Inglorious Bastards

25 may 10

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Can we admit once and for all that this movie sucks? Come on, let’s admit it... and it's also intellectually dishonest.

Lisa Germano Live @ Tunnel, Milano 01.04.10

25 may 10

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I think I'll share with you the way you live (and love) music. Hats off to foschina, well done encore. Send more often, if you can ;)

Les Discrets Septembre Et Ses Dernières Pensées

25 may 10

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Discone. I completely agree with you on the analysis of black metal. An apparent paradox: born as an orthodox and ultra-conservative music, it remains the only lifeline for the experimentation of new languages in the metal realm. As one of the first fusion experiments of black and dark wave, I would also point out the self-titled album by Amesoeurs, featuring members of Alcest/Les Discrets. @CORE: don't worry, my friend, it's worth it.

King Crimson Red

24 may 10

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"even superior to the debut": I agree.

Shining Black Jazz

24 may 10

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My previous comment refers to Hellhole.

Shining Black Jazz

24 may 10

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you on the other hand always have to criticize out of spite, always with that controversial (and sterile) attitude of a hardcore metalhead who thinks they know everything, that you alone know what real metal is... the truth (and you confirmed it with your first comment) is that you understand very little if you claim that there’s nothing of jazz (and of black) here... just so you know, metal (even the very conservative black) moves forward, it contaminates, experiments with new forms, it hybridizes... open your ears

X Los Angeles

24 may 10

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I bought this record convinced by the numerous positive reviews. They didn't convince me: I listened to it 3-4 times and then left it there. The review is good.

Arbouretum Song of the Pearl

24 may 10

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too many points though, eh?

Shining Black Jazz

24 may 10

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@HELLHOLE: you don’t see either black or jazz because you must be the classic narrow-minded metalhead. Go back to listening to Manowar and Obituary, will you?

Shining Black Jazz

23 may 10

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@PANIC: not cavernous, it’s a kind of scream with a black metal style, at times quite processed. There are also clean parts though, or simply shouted.