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DeAge™ : 7715 days • Here since 26 april 2005

Pearl Jam Pearl Jam

10 may 06

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I've heard a little of every track so far, and it seems to me like a truly "awesome" album—a nice return to rock sounds reminiscent of Vitalogy or Vs. It’s really a great comeback :)

Yes Tales From Topographic Oceans

8 may 06

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I’m crazy in love with progressive Yes... but I still haven’t managed to listen to this album in its entirety... I adore Fragile to pieces and I even reviewed it here on Debaser. Close to the Edge is another great masterpiece... Relayer is very complex but more measured and listenable... I really need to digest this album... maybe in a bit I’ll come back and say it’s a masterpiece, but for now, I understand why even Wakeman found it an excessive album.

Frank Zappa One Size Fits All

24 apr 06

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I also thank Uncle Frank :)

AC/DC Dirty Deeds Done Dirty Cheap

13 apr 06

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Beautiful album, very bluesy above all... but I’m a bit picky and I just want to make a clarification... Dirty Deeds was released on CD only in '81 but it was available as an LP in '76, so I would have said this album or this vinyl but not CD.
For the rest, good review and congratulations on the choice of the record that few mention but which I consider excellent.

Bob Dylan Highway 61 Revisited

3 apr 06

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A small clarification: the song is Like a Rolling Stone, not Like a Rolling Stones.

Accept Accept

14 feb 06

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I saw them live last year at the Gods of Metal in Bologna and they were great... in my opinion, they have more in common with Judas Priest than with AC/DC... and Udo is simply a mix between Rob Halford and Bon Scott.

Emerson, Lake & Palmer Pictures At An Exhibition

22 jan 06

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This album is definitely too scattered... much better trilogy or the first self-titled one.

Camel Mirage

21 jan 06

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Having only listened to the self-titled and Mirage, I think the latter is a tremendous achievement for Camel, managing to balance more rock-oriented sections with decidedly softer and jazz-inflected parts... excellent. Progressive music is dotted with many little-known milestones, and Mirage is one of them.