Ghemison

DeRank ™: 2,99

DeAge™ : 7811 days • Here since 19 january 2005

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Dälek Absence

5 mar 05

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Is this CD easy to find? Because damn, the review from Mucchio had already piqued my curiosity...

Franco Battiato L'imboscata

24 feb 05

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Fuck, I wanted to review Fetus or Dieci stratagemmi but they've already done it for both. Anyway, on Monday I saw him live at Palaverde. Awesome! He also performed a track from Fetus.

I don't like Nevermind, so don't think I'm recommending it to you. As for Kid A, I don't need you. But if you want some advice, listen to some Morphine to calm yourself down a bit... best regards and kisses, poor ...fuck...

Television Marquee Moon

20 feb 05

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this review is a bit weak. It's not like you listened to it deeply. Anyway, it's truly a masterpiece. How amazing is Torn Curtain and its absolutely killer final solo?! One of the fundamental albums for all the records to come in the years ahead. As good as they are, fuck Interpol, Strokes, and BRMC – this CD has their future, present, and past DNA...

Morphine Cure For Pain

20 feb 05

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I bought it this summer along with electronic records because I got tired of rock, but it still captured me completely. Cure for Pain is poignant and beautiful! And what a nocturnal and dark and deep blues Buena is...

Daft Punk Human After All

20 feb 05

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sorry for the mistakes but I still have to get used to the laptop keyboard

Daft Punk Human After All

20 feb 05

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Congratulations, man, always treating everything and everyone like a god on Earth. Homerwork is a masterpiece; I didn't like the singles from Discovery, so I didn't get it, but I was intrigued by the statements from the two. I wonder how you can judge everything and everyone so fiercely. Somewhere I've also read that you like progressive, which is the most boring and sterile genre ever, but you despise punk and pop. Not all punk is good, but damn, listen to Sandinista! by The Clash and then let's talk about ideas. Meanwhile, pop is definitely one of the most open, creative, and humble genres. They’re not particular in any way... So, excuse me, how can one tolerate albums that are just about virtuosities and solos? Well, de gustibus non est disputandum.