boredom

DeRank ™: 2,74

DeAge™ : 7700 days • Here since 12 may 2005

Fugazi 13 Songs

4 dec 07

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welcome to this cage of madmen. great choice for a first review, fundamental group, personally I prefer Repeater and Red Medicine.

Bruce Springsteen Born In The Usa

3 dec 07

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Rock in the early '80s was far from dying, especially in the US - Gun Club, Husker Dü, Sonic Youth, the early REM, just to name a few, were at the peak of their creativity - and when we talk about popularity, this seems to me one of the most misguided criteria for approaching this album (good but nothing more) from an artist who (to quote Bertoncelli from memory) started running the rock race when it had already ended. An overly celebratory review.

Blake Edwards Breakfast At Tiffany's

30 nov 07

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5 to Moonriver (one of the pieces that moves me the most) and to Audrey Hepburn for whom there are no suitable adjectives.

Elliott Smith Either/or

30 nov 07

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four to the record (rediscovered a few months ago) and to the reviewer (among the best in this cage of madmen)

Incapacitants Quietus

30 nov 07

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@ Galakordi who writes "grannnnnnnde!! finally a review of a japanoise group!!" I actually reviewed Boredoms a couple of years ago...

Mariano Apicella L'Ultimo Amore

28 nov 07

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finally a decent review, damn it!

Settlefish Plural Of The Choir

25 nov 07

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On the Deep Elm website, it is priced at $9.99 (€6.70). If I understood correctly, shipping costs are included.

Screamin' Jay Hawkins Cow Fingers & Mosquito Pie

25 nov 07

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just to get an idea of the character: (watch out for the spaces!)

Settlefish Plural Of The Choir

25 nov 07

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I've heard very good things about it from various sources - more references to Fugazi than At The Drive-In. If you drop some simple comparisons, I might get a clearer idea. Bye!

P.J. Harvey White Chalk

23 nov 07

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With the same certainty that Captain and Azzo deem this album not good, I agree with Nicola Drago's judgment: a splendid album, with episodes of uncommon intensity - I'm thinking of tracks like Silence, The Devil, or the title track just to name a few. But it is especially the way PJ has reinvented herself ( once again, it's worth noting) that surprised me the most. No controversy; after all, as Clint Eastwood once said, opinions are like balls: everyone has their own.