Ghemison

DeRank ™: 2,99

DeAge™ : 7813 days • Here since 19 january 2005

The Good, the Bad and the Queen The Good, The Bad and The Queen

2 feb 07

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Great album and I mostly agree with Psychopompe, except for the final remark of his post. I definitely prefer snobs over sloppies, but honestly, I can't stand either of them. I also want to say that I have nothing against duplicates on deB, as long as they are not excessive and can be useful. I agree with your rating of the album, but just a comment on the other reviews would have sufficed, not another one. And I would like to propose a comparison: Albarn is to pop what Patton is to rock, what do you think?

OM Variations On A Theme

28 jan 07

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a slim but captivating review. interesting work, I will look into it...

The Good, The Bad And The Queen The Good, The Bad And The Queen

28 jan 07

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they should not be touched and in my opinion (I will never tire of repeating it) a good part of the credit goes to Danher Mouse...

Bob Marley & The Wailers Exodus

28 jan 07

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But listen to Linton Kwesi, Dillinger, Black Uhuru, Augustus Pablo and then speak with knowledge of the facts. Otherwise, shut up shut up shut up shut up SHUT UP!!!

Bob Marley & The Wailers Exodus

28 jan 07

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clap clap clap. I don't even need to respond: the ignorance, mental laziness, and artistic racism of your post speak for themselves.

Bob Marley & The Wailers Exodus

28 jan 07

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Is reggae vomit? Your internal organs will be vomit. "I couldn't determine the value that this genre could have in music as a whole," sorry Dave, but are you racist? What does reggae have less than rock? And don't tell me the history, because reggae originated almost before rock 'n' roll if we consider ska and rocksteady. Not to mention the dub derivative: in the second half of the sixties, it competed just fine with all the Anglo-American psychedelia. Many reggae masterpieces have emerged, and I don’t even pretend to know them all, but you would do better to speak (to pass judgment) with more awareness. Even now, reggae is an important musical scene, a significant market share, and it's always astounding that 80% of its production comes from a little island not much bigger than Sicily.

Refused The Shape Of Punk To Come

28 jan 07

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Nice review, I read it last night but then I had a fight with my computer that didn't want to comment... what year is the CD from? Wow, who remembers Roxette...

Bob Marley & The Wailers Exodus

28 jan 07

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All geni here. The festival of mental closure has become this community. Can someone give me the address of RegularJoan's blog?

Genesis Duke

28 jan 07

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enough prog!!!!!!

The Doors L.A. Woman

28 jan 07

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here Jim is too... I don’t know how to say it. he has nothing to lose, the voice is rusty... bad it creeps under your skin and you die too while listening. little by little. uhahahahaaaaaaaaaaa!!! night of logorrheics... ODB lives forever!