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DeAge™ : 6158 days • Here since 1 august 2009

Ancestors Neptune With Fire

2 sep 09

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I read your comment. In the meantime, we've moved on to the second track here, and things are getting worse (this guy shouting like an idiot is really pissing me off...). I'm going to stop talking about this album and wait another 20 minutes to express myself; instead, I'm trying to understand something. But in "25.......... tab," it seems to me that bass and guitar are doing the same thing for 25 (or 35, I don't remember) minutes. You don't like that either, or is it a matter of technique as you meant it in your previous comment?

Ancestors Neptune With Fire

2 sep 09

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Regarding Quest for Fire: terrible album, I absolutely agree with you on that. I don't even think I kept it; I believe its journey was from Rapi Share to my PC, from my PC to my ears (not even a full listen), from my PC to the trash. All in a couple of hours.

Ancestors Neptune With Fire

2 sep 09

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I'm at the eleventh minute of the first track... it sounds great to me... very stoned.

Ancestors Neptune With Fire

2 sep 09

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I don't understand... You criticize low-toner because they use the "trick" of long tracks over ten minutes, and then you propose an album with 2 tracks of 16.48 and 21.40? Alright, I'll listen to it and then I'll get back to you with my thoughts. Talk to you later.

Toner Low II

2 sep 09

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@ johnsuperdotato: you can definitely listen to it, though you might not like it. If you like Monster Magnet, think of it as a 25-tab version that's darker and more extreme. @karma: you're welcome and thank you for the compliments.

Naoko Tackeuchi - Toei Animation Sailor Moon

2 sep 09

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Among other things, the moral exists in all Disney cartoons (so it's not true that the West has forgotten about morals), and when in the '90s I asked why they hated Disney so much in favor of the Japanese mono, I was told that Disney makes silly stuff for kids... but that was their opinion and not yours, I hope.

Naoko Tackeuchi - Toei Animation Sailor Moon

2 sep 09

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oops neither dragonball nor the knights...

Naoko Tackeuchi - Toei Animation Sailor Moon

2 sep 09

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"In the end, new transformations and 'Level Up' are also at the core of many shonen, like Dragon Ball (the various Saiyan levels), Saint Seiya (new bronze armors, then gold, etc.), so why get upset with Sailor Moon?" I take issue because neither Dragon Ball nor the Knights (shows that I don't particularly appreciate) resort to the trick of 'I'll show you a bit of skin so you’ll definitely like this,' and don’t mention the scene where Bulma shows her (non-existent) panties to the panty genius because that is a scene out of a million episodes.

"In Sailor Moon there is a moral." Forgive me, but that really made me laugh. I mean, are we really saying this is good because it has a moral and this is bad because it doesn’t? Okay, then let’s read all of Aesop’s fables and Herodotus, which, even at a narrative level, tear apart any animated series, Japanese or American. Do we want to look behind what the author has represented? Fine, then Dragon Ball is a cartoon about the philosophy applied by good in the eternal battle against evil, and the Knights of the Zodiac are an allegory of the arduous journey one must undertake to achieve knowledge... Let’s not exaggerate, come on! You like it, okay, but try not to convince those who think differently that it’s a profound work because, excuse me, but no one watches a Japanese animated series looking for something deep other than pure entertainment (Okay, Conan by Miyazaki is different, but that’s not divided into standalone episodes; Conan is a very long film divided, I don’t remember, into 26 or 23 episodes).

Toner Low II

2 sep 09

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@bartle: I wouldn't say it's inferior to the first; I'd say it's on par with the first. @pupulan: low-tone sound has drone qualities, but it doesn't do anything resembling sunn o))). The genre most similar to their music remains stoner metal. @franci: I'm glad that some criticisms are coming in; I'll keep them in mind (I would have liked to read some of your reviews, but your personal page is, let's say, a bit bare. Link me something, please, thanks.) @voodomiles: no, I don't maintain anyone :D and I doubt that anyone reading Pazienza is doing anything to keep Berlusconi in power, but if you like to think so, I'll respond with a simple "yes, you're right, old wise one." I give you a few resigned pats on the back, turn around, and leave you in your world.