mantaray

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DeAge™ : 7663 days • Here since 15 june 2005
Frank Black Honeycomb
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Great looking, I hope you'll enjoy it! If you're interested in any other tips about his solo career... feel free to ask. "Wanna grow up to be, be a debaser"
Frank Black Honeycomb
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The other single is "Ain't That Pretty At All". Hey, ...damn... how was your grandma influenced by fatty-Frank? ;)
Frank Black And the Catholics Black Letter Days
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microman: listen carefully to devil's as well: it's a masterpiece, in my opinion with even more brilliant insights. The melodic genius of this man is insane.
Genesis From Genesis To Revelation
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Well, yes Grasshopper, you’re right, Invisible Touch is truly terrible.
Pearl Jam Ten
Pearl Jam Ten
5 jul 05
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The first record. And you can tell. Melodic intuitions and naivety, a sound in the process of being defined, great tracks that are the embryos of the great band they will become. A first CD as it should always be: not the peak.
Pearl Jam No Code
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The Pinnacle, the Zenith, the Masterpiece
Pearl Jam Riot Act
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I've been listening to it again these days. I consider it a minor work in their repertoire. But ... guys, they've spoiled us too much. To consider this CD minor is truly a luxury. There are some stunning tracks, and incredibly rare melodic insights from a band that has been playing for so long. Just take Green Disease, for example ...
Pearl Jam Binaural
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One of the best albums by PJ. I don’t know why, but your review didn’t grab me, sorry. I would have mentioned Grievance, perhaps the best "pumped-up" track in their repertoire.
Genesis From Genesis To Revelation
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Maybe it's because I'm not a big fan of Genesis. A typical thing happens to me. The album I prefer is the one considered the worst by the fans.
U2 Rattle & Hum
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It doesn't seem to me that what you wrote reflects the grade you gave. Even a 5! In my opinion, this was in some ways a courageous attempt and in others simply a clever way to self-promote, but only partially successful.