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Queens Of The Stone Age Lullabies To Paralyze
Queens Of The Stone Age Lullabies To Paralyze
22 mar 05
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Ah... and Skin On Skin... it's shamelessly Reznor. So very Reznor. Is it Interscope's fault? ...who knows...
Queens Of The Stone Age Lullabies To Paralyze
Queens Of The Stone Age Lullabies To Paralyze
22 mar 05
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They sound like the Hives + the Strokes + Kasabian... if they knew how to play and did drugs like whores. The QOTSA version of DanceFloor.
Queens Of The Stone Age Lullabies To Paralyze
Queens Of The Stone Age Lullabies To Paralyze
22 mar 05
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In my opinion, it's the complete opposite. Direct, immediate, and commercially well-defined. It's an extremely simple and straightforward album. The sound is always heavily influenced, as Josh knows how to do well, but it’s unapologetically simple. Nice, I like it... but complex? Not even talking about it. It's a good album that I will listen to a lot and am currently listening to a lot, but once I set it aside, I doubt I’ll ever listen to it again. Oh, SFTD had the same fate, by the way. I haven’t listened to it in a while, I bought it after I had already stopped listening to it; maybe I've heard the original copy twice, exaggerating.
Ac/Dc Let There Be Rock
Ac/Dc Let There Be Rock
22 mar 05
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Kappa... so you have those pointless blocks too! I thought I was the only one. I will NEVER listen to either Marlene Kutz or AfterHour, I hate them, they get on my nerves... and I might have heard maybe two songs from each. Other bands also annoy me, but I've listened to them and I just don't like them, whereas with Marlene & After it's a hatred from the very beginning.
Ac/Dc Let There Be Rock
Ac/Dc Let There Be Rock
22 mar 05
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Giubbo, I’m way more of a Cazzone than Vega. I’m only made of stone, never got a big bag. :D
Ac/Dc Let There Be Rock
Ac/Dc Let There Be Rock
22 mar 05
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Today I woke up Feeling greedy. Could it be the approach of Easter that makes me crave good things? ...Who knows...
Pink Floyd A Saucerful Of Secrets
Pink Floyd A Saucerful Of Secrets
22 mar 05
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"The Durgs Don't Work" Zuckina? You don't like this discussion? But do you think this album was birthed at Coca Cola & Chips? ... I don't think so, you know? Go back to listening to Animals, that's better; with that you can still understand its meaning and structure, this one is a bit too cerebral for you. >> Find me the point where I refer to you. I wrote Zuckina. You are small, you haven't had time to experience certain things, but I believe you will. Now you'll tell me "no, I never will," but we'll talk about it again when you're 16, maybe. I've told you a thousand times, I don't agree with you, but you're too young to understand.
Jesu Jesu
Jesu Jesu
22 mar 05
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Yes, a great band indeed, I think I will buy them. I only have half of the album so I won't vote, but what I've heard I really liked.
Pink Floyd A Saucerful Of Secrets
Pink Floyd A Saucerful Of Secrets
22 mar 05
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"The Durgs Don't Work" Zuckina? Don't you like this discussion? But do you really think this album was born from Coca Cola & Chips? ... I don't think so, you know? Go back to listening to Animals, it's better; with that, you can still understand its meaning and structure. This one is a bit too cerebral for you.
Ac/Dc Let There Be Rock
Ac/Dc Let There Be Rock
22 mar 05
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She said it all.
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