S4doll

DeRank ™: 2,48

DeAge™ : 7646 days • Here since 6 july 2005

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Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and The Infinite Sadness

27 sep 06

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you have been nominated as a human case, heartfelt congratulations

Fabri Fibra Tradimento

27 sep 06

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I nominate NouQuito a human case, the funny guy in question has criticized milestones like the first RATM, Ok Computer by Radiohead, and Mellon Collie by the Pumpkins with a barrage of nonsense and clichés... if only it were funny, but no, he takes himself seriously. Either he’s a fake or the most idiotic being on the face of the Earth... in either case, a human case.

Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and The Infinite Sadness

27 sep 06

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after RATM and Radiohead, the pumpkins... didn't I already tell you that you don't understand a damn thing? anyway, I'm telling you now

Smashing Pumpkins Adore

27 sep 06

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I would say Pug and Behold! The Nigh Mare are the most beautiful tracks, imho.

Smashing Pumpkins Adore

27 sep 06

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hmmm, I would like to quote my sister's comment on that Dune, but it fits a bit less here... I've always thought of it more as a state of mind rather than an album; on one hand, the beauty, the atmosphere, and the depth of the tracks made me love it, on the other hand, the slowness and the ever-present tranquility make it the pumpkin album I've enjoyed the least... but as someone once said, it depends on me, and I'm one who considers SD the peak and Machina a badass concept album... not exactly your typical fan.

Radiohead Ok Computer

26 sep 06

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Okay, you've trashed two milestones of music like the first RATM and Ok Computer by Radiohead... since the classics disgust you, could you kindly enlighten us about the artists you favor?

Rage Against The Machine Rage Against The Machine

26 sep 06

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Wow, iron-clad arguments like "the crossover was invented by the FNM first!" or even better, the usual partisan nonsense thrown out by a child with a limited perspective... congratulations, a nice mix of clichés on the topics... and music? I quote: "a manneristic exercise in itself." And with this last bullshit, we can wrap it up.