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Hatfield and the North The Rotters' Club

15 dec 10

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I don't know if it's worth it, but it's certain that if you're not sure how much you paid for it, considering you got it today, it might be worth getting it checked out. :)

Dalla - De Gregori Work in progress

15 dec 10

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And anyway, now the masses are shaped by the media; it’s no longer the media that follow the masses.

Dalla - De Gregori Work in progress

15 dec 10

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Come on, no! "The kids today have everything and know nothing," my grandmother used to tell me when I was 5, watching Voltron and having breakfast with pandistelle. Maybe in the last 30 years, nothing has changed at all.

Dalla - De Gregori Work in progress

15 dec 10

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Well, I don't know who's worse off, I don't know how many people today want to listen to heavy stuff compared to before (what's certain is that they play more metal bullshit - from Lacuna Coil to Durfseene or whatever the hell they're called - now than they did once). It's definitely true that the internet has given everyone the chance to ditch mainstream music distribution channels (MTV, etc.) to access more interesting and well-stocked channels. Whether it's easier for MTV to lose listeners today compared to 10/20 years ago, I have no idea.

Squadra Omega Squadra Omega

14 dec 10

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But that one for Xhol (the only one I didn't have before reading the review) can only be listened to at the link... Does anyone have a better link?

Massimo Volume Club Privé

10 dec 10

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everyone is blessing bad habits and an average of 2.67 (two point sixty-seven???) at private clubs??? something doesn’t add up...

Massimo Volume Cattive Abitudini

10 dec 10

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After the "the final frontier" pool, would you perhaps like to start the "bad habits" pool as well?

J.K. Rowling Harry Potter e il Principe Mezzosangue

10 dec 10

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@core: thank goodness! :D

J.K. Rowling Harry Potter e il Principe Mezzosangue

9 dec 10

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What do you mean? That since there’s a long page on Wikipedia where 2000 fans have spent time creating a super detailed entry, it’s a superbook? Do you happen to like Dream Theater? Come on, that was harsh; I’d rather reread The Silmarillion and The Lord of the Rings than listen to Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence again.