jack daniel's

DeRank : 1,05
DeAge™ : 6097 days • Here since 30 september 2009
Johnny Cash Live At Folsom Prison
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beautiful, this is the concert at San Quentin are exceptional
Depeche Mode Ultra
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I liked them for a while, then I abandoned them.
John McLaughlin Devotion
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great musician
Southgang Group Therapy
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You’re really going for it. And to think I haven’t even written a single review yet; I’m just here for free until they kick me out. However, if you have any that you don’t need and you lend them to me, I won’t take offense.
Izzy Stradlin and the Ju Ju Hounds Izzy Stradlin and the Ju Ju Hounds
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beautiful, but I don’t know the disculo
Jeff Beck Flash
Jeff Beck Flash
28 may 10
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Bang!
The Rolling Stones Exile on Main Street
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<< Chuck Berry's little rock >>...too bad that without that "little rock" by Chuck Berry, the Rolling Stones probably wouldn't have existed at all.
The Rolling Stones Exile on Main Street
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"The first decade of a career is worth more than the careers of U2, Who, and Led Zeppelin combined..." Mmm... U2 is acceptable, but not Who and Led Zeppelin at all. The review is rather poor because, rather than discussing the Stones and this beautiful album, you use half of the text to discredit those you don't like. You say you own a thousand or two thousand records, but I think a mature listener would never dream of making such superficial comparisons between genuine giants. In short, Who and Led Zeppelin are not inferior to the Stones; you can say you like them less, and that's fine—tastes are tastes—but it doesn't mean they are worth less. It’s a clash of titans; you can't dismiss one side or the other so trivially.
Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here
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What’s frustrating about the review is that "Rating: 6" placed at the end. In my opinion, with a rating system from 1 to 5, the correspondence in tenths shouldn’t be taken too rigidly; if it were, we’d only have 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and miss out on the intermediate scores, like 7 or 5. For me, a three-star review can fluctuate in tenths from 5 to 7; it should be seen as a rough indication, and much depends also on the words that accompany it, that is, the review itself. But then you get the clarification "Rating: 6," and it’s normal for someone to get a bit upset.