NickGhostDrake

DeRank ™: 4,46

DeAge™ : 8249 days • Here since 12 november 2003

Jack Johnson On and On

17 dec 04

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Here you go, good job Mr_Iko, this is what I've been expecting from you for a while, not everything that came before... :)

Second Hand Death May Be Your Santa Claus

16 dec 04

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and if it’s simply a masterpiece and you give it a 4, then what about a 5? :) boo.... progressive rock.... hives.... :)

"There’s no better genre for rebuilding credibility as musicians after having tried to piece together a jumble of disjointed and distorted sounds, usually ending up with just a big mess" ..... uhmmm.... double uhmmm... are you talking about the punk phenomenon in general? Well, then you're mistaken. Are you talking about the Jam experience? Well, then you’re mistaken. Are you talking about young and reckless Weller? Well, then you're mistaken. In any case, the Jam, those Jam, were by far superior to the experience of the Style Council, of which I keep a couple of things but have never wanted to listen to again. I remember a Weller concert when I was living in Turin, with Tom McRae opening, and it was a wonderful thing. Is the best experience the solo one?

Arab Strap The Red Thread

16 dec 04

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Wow, the de-ruffian corner gives me the opportunity to play the smart aleck. Here you go: "The week-end never...": 7; "Philophobia": 8.5; "Elephant shoes": 9.5; "The red thread": 9; "Monday at the...": 7; "The shy retired e.p.": 7.5. Alright, I bragged a bit and now I'm heading home!

Bruce Springsteen The Ghost Of Tom Joad

10 dec 04

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Wow, but the version by Rage is amazing!!!! :))

Bruce Springsteen The Ghost Of Tom Joad

10 dec 04

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the best album by Uncle Bruce second only to "Nebraska". A masterpiece of fusion between deep lyrics and great songs. A work of immense value, beautiful, poignant, the best representation of the best folk possible, and the best representation of the best country possible. I adore folk and country, I couldn't help but fall in love with this album, which is itself one of the milestones of the '90s. A nighttime album, and - above all - an immense act of courage. Well! I've said my piece, and now I can leave.

Mick Farren Live in Koenji UFO Club (25-11-2004)

10 dec 04

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great!

Josh Rouse 1972

10 dec 04

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here, Socrates, this is a great album, listen to this album, forget about those deflated U2, come on, good job! this is a really great album, this is someone who rocks the world, but in an intelligent and good way, well done Socrates, this is good stuff, you made me happy, good job there, this is really good stuff, not like U2, this is... (continues endlessly)