aniel

DeRank ™: 4,45

DeAge™ : 7571 days • Here since 16 september 2005

Jefferson Airplane After Bathing at Baxter's

21 dec 06

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Well, yes, you could have added something else... why do you write reviews at night while you’re sleeping and lack focus?! You played this card a bit poorly, Dave; the JAs deserved more, especially considering you set out to fill a gap and declared your love for this group.

Primordial The Gathering Wilderness

21 dec 06

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Beautiful description!

Black Sabbath Reunion

20 dec 06

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Just to break a lance in favor of the reviewer: there wasn't much to say about a Black Sabbath reunion, a band that everyone knows and about songs that everyone knows. It's clear that their operation should be understood more from a purely emotional perspective than anything else, and therefore including "diary-like" glimpses of life as they did. I liked it.

Black Sabbath Reunion

20 dec 06

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I, on the other hand, have read it, and I agree with what you're saying. I also have a certain preference for the Sabs with Ozzy, even though Ronnie sings much better :)

Vordven Woodland Passage

20 dec 06

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As I already wrote in another review of this site: "Interesting black signal out of the box."

Stratovarius Elements Pt.I

20 dec 06

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But Tepes, you’re slipping on a banana peel! :)) Do you really think a Stratovarius album could have gone unreviewed?! ... :-)

John Debney The Passion Of The Christ (Soundtrack)

19 dec 06

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Everyone is free to say that something (album, movie, etc.) is beautiful, or a "masterpiece," even if they liked it or it gave them chills. I haven’t given any technical opinions on this: I don’t understand a damn thing about acting, screenwriting, and so on, but I really enjoyed the movie for how it was presented. I accept your opinion as a film expert, but I do not share it.

John Debney The Passion Of The Christ (Soundtrack)

19 dec 06

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Great Mariaelena. The film is a masterpiece. @Fidia: the film should not be considered "horror"; the scenes are indeed intense, violent, and so on, but they represent something that goes far beyond cinema defined in this way or the stories that inspire it.