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Iron Maiden The Number Of The Beast

3 dec 09

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Korn's reviews crack me up.

VV.AA. Dante's Purgatorio - The Divine Comedy - Part II

3 dec 09

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Sure! Please provide the text you'd like me to translate into English.

Roger Taylor Strange Frontier

3 dec 09

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An excellent musician, but I think the 4 Queen were all great in their respective roles.

Joe Walsh But Seriously, Folks!

3 dec 09

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The review is very nice; the only song I know from the album is Life's Been Good, which is a great track—fun and well played.

Frank Zappa, Tony Palmer 200 Motels

1 dec 09

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think a little

Lucio Battisti Il tempo di morire

1 dec 09

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Nice song, but it’s not my favorite by Battisti.

What I like most about the Sabbath are the tempo changes, pieces that start slow and then undergo sudden accelerations, only to return slow again; I find these instrumental escapes irresistible. I think this is still a hard rock album, even though there's beginning to be a glimmer of metal, especially in Iron Man, which will become more evident in the following albums.

Black Sabbath Black Sabbath

1 dec 09

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It's a shame that half marks can't be given. Well, a 4.5 for me on this, perhaps the most important of the Sabbath albums, but the most beautiful ones remain the two that follow. N.I.B. takes a lot, maybe too much, from Sunshine of Your Love by Cream, and it's not the only one. An excellent album, but perhaps still a bit too raw. The Wizard and The Warning are my favorites.

Nirvana Nevermind

1 dec 09

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Great, actually a huge album. Grunge or not grunge, I don't care much, for me this is rock, and it's excellent rock. Plus, I don't believe that loving this album means denying the '80s, or metal, and so on. I can love this album just as I love the early Iron Maiden albums, or the '80s albums by Queen and Springsteen. I don't think setting boundaries does any good.