aniel

DeRank ™: 4,45

DeAge™ : 7572 days • Here since 16 september 2005

Cressida Asylum

10 oct 06

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These are not reviews; they seem like listings from Amazon or CDUniverse. Just like that: tracklist, credits, and notes!

Sodom Persecution Mania

10 oct 06

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Ask it with a bit of courtesy, for example: @editors: would you give 5 stars to the album I forgot? thank you! the way you wrote it is imperative.

Sodom Persecution Mania

10 oct 06

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Just tell them death, even on this page, otherwise send an email.

Indeed, the cover looks more Slayer-esque than ever. 2004?! From what I understand, it's very, very, but very old-school thrash. Let's say I might be interested if it had come out 20 years ago. Released recently, I think it doesn't make much sense, unless it's filled with other positive elements like in the case of Aneurysm, another great band from our area, which keeps powerful thrash alive while also being modern. I had also written a review, but no one cared.

Sodom Persecution Mania

10 oct 06

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get it fixed by the editors the grade if you forgot it.

U2 Achtung Baby

10 oct 06

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The review is worth absolute zero; the album does not deserve so little, duplicate or not.

Sodom Persecution Mania

10 oct 06

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PS I always wanted to tell you that you misspelled your nickname by leaving out an "h".

Sodom Persecution Mania

10 oct 06

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Dear Death, besides being a Thrasher, this time I liked you; let's say you’re a promising young talent. In my last review, I criticized you heavily for the way you wrote and for some nonsense you said, giving you a low score. This time, the reading was much more enjoyable (even though I'm not a fan of track-by-track, but those are personal tastes), and I really appreciated your effort in reviewing an album that wasn't there.

You fully reach passing marks, and since there are reviews out there that don’t even deserve to be read compared to this one, I’m giving you a 5, which also serves as encouragement, ;) watch out!!! Until next time.

Mark Knopfler Screenplaying

10 oct 06

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Beautiful Grasshopper, I had decided to review it, but I was pleased to see that you had already done so excellently. Personally, I still own the original cassette from the time of this collection, which I haven’t listened to in ages. I completely agree; it's evident that this is film music. My favorites remain "Local Hero" and the one that starts with the soft sound of waves overlaid with the accordion, of which the name now escapes me, but I think it was "The Mist Covered Mountains."