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Iron Maiden Iron Maiden

8 aug 09

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Sorry Simonem, the remastered reprint is from 1998 but the album is from the ‘80s. You say it yourself at the beginning of the review...

Willy DeVille Live

8 aug 09

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Rest in peace, great gypsy.

Iron Maiden Iron Maiden

8 aug 09

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Ahhh the cassette tape. I should still have it too... so bare... just cover and titles... truly nice memories.

Iron Maiden Iron Maiden

8 aug 09

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X LUPIN. The version with Sanctuary as the second track, between Prowler and Remember Tomorrow, is the remastered version released about ten years ago, which also includes two multimedia tracks...

Negrita Helldorado

7 aug 09

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They have become a totally fake barricade rock band...with lyrics that are truly trivial, predictable, and a bit ridiculous...

Iron Maiden Iron Maiden

7 aug 09

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To the face of those who hustle to write good reviews...

Crosby, Stills & Nash Live It Up

7 aug 09

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You're right, only the acoustic "Haven't we lost enough?" by Stills is saved...

Dream Theater Train of Thought

7 aug 09

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For Simon. Just in case the sound THRASH is not trash...

XGEENOO. If we talk about this record, I agree with you. If we talk about albums like Mongrel (1970), Brand New Morning (1971), Smokin'OPS (1972), Back in '72, and Seven (1974), Petty, Mellencamp (lightyears away from their debut), and partly Springsteen owe a lot to Seger and are anything but sweetened and crowd-pleasing (on the contrary).