Ghemison

DeRank ™: 2,99

DeAge™ : 7812 days • Here since 19 january 2005

Backstreet Boys Unbreakable

14 nov 07

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I just want to point out that voting more than once doesn't count. I'm sorry for all those who have been eager to criticize or humorously praise this work. I'm not getting involved, ha ha!

Pink Floyd Dark Side Of The Moon

14 nov 07

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overrated record. Odra's comments would be worth framing. the rest is just fluff. anyway, it's nice to have a new review of PF, it’s been a while since the competition with Iron Maiden felt so alive and competitive like it used to. actually, no, let me correct that... I see that the Pink Floyd are already at 101? but they won and I didn’t notice anything? nooooo...

Rino Gaetano Aida

14 nov 07

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Trickykid is right, Cerco is one of Rino's most beautiful songs. Anyway, I didn't follow the whole discussion about the fiction, but I just want to say that in my opinion, it's the usual Italian thing. More than a tribute, it's an attempt to regulate post-mortem an artist who had always been somewhat irregular, atypical... in his own way even uncomfortable.

Beaumont Hannant Texturology

13 nov 07

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Odra! But how fucking beautiful and useful is Pleasure Is Our Business?! I'm getting lost in it.

Bernardo Bertolucci Il Tè Nel Deserto

11 nov 07

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I miss this Bertolucci; I think that in the coming days I will take care of downloading and watching it. Nice page Avicenna.

John Badham La Febbre Del Sabato Sera (1977)

11 nov 07

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Anyway, beautiful page Isidax, bye...

John Badham La Febbre Del Sabato Sera (1977)

11 nov 07

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Just to respond to Melissa, who talks about removing the gay patina from disco music. In reality, this film, its respective soundtrack, and the bands of the time are nothing more than a pale imitation of disco (excluding Chic): a subversive and Dionysian movement that soon frightened the uptight American society (whether due to drugs, absolute promiscuity, or sexual freedom), which in this film is framed and regulated, effectively marking its decline. In short, Saturday Night Fever and AIDS killed disco.