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DeAge™ : 8241 days • Here since 21 october 2003
Dälek Untitled
Dälek Untitled
21 dec 12
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With every album, I repeat, "what a waste of beats." He has some good concepts too; he’s not an idiot, we think alike on many things... but he doesn’t have the faintest idea of what Flow and Variety are. Oktopus is an intergalactic cool guy.
Chemical Brothers Further
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The album is half-assed, but the review conveys, between the lines, an incredibly shallow point of view (besides being a kind of "your biography according to them," which doesn’t matter at all). Like, "you can't expect too much from electronic music." The rhythms they've created over the years are something a lot of more "highbrow" musicians could only dream of, which has led them to produce, unlike a lot of stuff made with machines, work that never ages. The height of disgust would be if you praised moldy and unlistenable (today) stuff like Kraftwerk or other shitty proto-electronic music from the '80s; I hope that's not your case, but who knows. P.S. I've been using "chamber electronica" for fifteen years and have been writing it for at least ten, but I never thought to say that I "coined a neologism." You can reference it, sure, but this debut is utterly crap.
Bongzilla Gateway
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The most Blues of all, with the best drummer around (this one, and also a few others).
The Melvins Freak Puke
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So, no double battery? It was a wonderful thing.
Down Down IV - The Purple EP
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The video had me dying laughing.
The Beatles A Day In The Life
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Fai un favore a me: torna a casa stasera e prendi tutti i tuoi album, tutte le tue cassette e tutti i tuoi CD e bruciali. Perché sai una cosa? I musicisti che hanno creato tutta quella grande musica che ha arricchito le tue vite nel corso degli anni erano davvero *..........*. I Beatles erano così fottutamente alti che hanno lasciato cantare Ringo qualche pezzo!
Sidney Lumet Onora Il Padre E La Madre
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Watched it again yesterday for the umpteenth time. Currently the best film of the century, and Mr. Vestaglietta is the best pusher in the history of cinema.
The Rolling Stones Let It Bleed
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First album I'm listening to from the Stones, and I must say that - at least for this - the fame is well-deserved. Poppy, very light, incredibly easy, but the songs get stuck in your head in no time. Now all that's left for me is to make a CD with the more renowned ones; hopefully, they'll maintain the same level (at least until I get tired of pop).
Autechre Tri Repetae++
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Yesterday I put on Stud to try out a new stereo, even the toilet bowl shook. By the time I'm fifty, I'll manage to divide their discography into "tracks for headphones" and "tracks for speakers"; for now, I just bow down every time.