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DeRank ™: 2,18

DeAge™ : 6072 days • Here since 25 october 2009

Joy Division Closer

4 dec 09

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Really beautiful and heartfelt... The Eternal is one of the most desperately beautiful things I have ever heard... Ian's voice and that piano tear at the soul. I've been listening to them for 3 days now; I don't know, maybe the wintry, rainy atmosphere makes me melancholic, and also because music doesn't have to be just joy or high but can also be pain and suffering. One note: Staglieno is not near Genoa, it is actually Genoa; it's a semi-peripheral neighborhood. I don't love going to cemeteries, but I confess that the curiosity to see the cover of Closer has often assailed me. And to think that I'm from Marassi, the neighborhood adjacent to Staglieno.

Joy Division Martin Hannet's Personal Mixes

4 dec 09

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You always try to squeeze blood from turnips... I didn’t even know it existed and I won't listen to it either. I’ll hold on to my memories as they are, tied to just two records that are worth more than 20 from other bands.

Brainticket Celestial Ocean

4 dec 09

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Blechtrommel, you made me remember that this cover is the original from the first RCA release, you will find another one adopted later on. I preferred to use this one. I see that you are all in love with Cottonwoodhil, and thank you so much, it’s a masterpiece!

Speed Caravan Kalashnik Love

4 dec 09

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I can't miss this, I really believe it has all the necessary qualities to please me. I just hope it's not impossible to find.

Tides From Nebula Aura

4 dec 09

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Hahahaha Artrosis is deadly. But where do you find these unknowns (for me at least)? Great proposal this time as well. I'll tell you, catching the difference between Technical-Progressive-Death and Melodic-Death-Metal is not just your problem. The important thing is to keep in mind that it's music; the labels are secondary... Just don't come tell me that Amedeo Minghi is sludge, hehe!

Brainticket Celestial Ocean

4 dec 09

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Good morning everyone and thank you so much for the applause, and sorry for the commas thrown in haphazardly; my brain, when I posted the review, had gone off on a trip without even paying for the ticket. I would like to ask if it's possible to change that 1995 to 1973, to avoid confusing those who are unaware of Brainticket and the album; if it’s not possible, that’s fine. GEB: maybe it’s not really your genre, but I assure you there’s a shadow of progressive here, and by the way, I didn’t even classify it in that genre as you can see. Here you won’t find traditional progressive, let’s say; the presence of Hammond and flute is very discreet. SENZASTILE: then in the 80s "Adventure" and "Voyage" were released, as well as solo albums by Vandroogenbroeck that were primarily New Age.

Amon Düül II Tanz Der Lemminge

3 dec 09

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But are we telepathic? I had planned it as my next review. Ivo Avidissimo! The third suite alone is worth a 5. However, I prefer the brazen and sacrilegious improvisation of Yeti.

Embryo Opal

3 dec 09

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I missed this one...really great album, the wild percussion and that jazz vibe that never clashes with the psychedelia.

XHOL Motherfucker GMBH & Co KG

3 dec 09

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I don't know this album, but I'm familiar with "Electrip" from '69, which I find very interesting, and back then they were called Xhol Caravan. The long suite Raise Up High is full of jazz references.

King Crimson Red

3 dec 09

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Come on, who do you think you're fooling? You're so fake, your Italian is improbable even for a Kurd who landed in this country for the first time an hour ago, the deliberately mispronounced names are ridiculous. You're a bluff and you're not funny.