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DeRank : 39,03
DeAge™ : 7564 days • Here since 25 september 2005
Twisted Sister Love Is for Suckers
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Timeless masterpiece. No doubt about it!
The Gerogerigegege Tokyo Anal Dynamite
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Fantastic these J-Pop groups from the Land of the Rising Sun.
Queens of the Stone Age Villains
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A exquisitely anal DeReview!
Primus The Desaturating Seven
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I haven't had the chance to listen to it properly and with meticulous care yet: one of these years I need to decide to swing by Uncle Les's place and load up the whole singing crew in the car to see if they "keep me company" adequately while we drive up and down the dilapidated south-western island roads. Hoping they don't end up getting sick from the awful condition of the roads and, especially, from how I drive. But, exactly, what will "in a manner" ever mean. Oh dear.
Matt Reeves War for the Planet of the Apes
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While occasionally appreciating Tim Burton, I remember finding his "mocked" film from 2001 quite negligible. Of the "new" trilogy, I've seen a few bits of kicking and biting: exactly the ones that instinctively you'd want to attribute to those who conceived (and created) these esteemed filthy messes on celluloid.
Mind Funk Dropped
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Everything very right and also beautiful. I remember the album/band quite well. Back then, they were highly praised by the "specialized press": Rumore above all. However, please bear with me, the primordial instinct to assign you a tautological 1+1 was about to burst from my furious fingertips for not even mentioning the presence behind the drums of Reed St. Mark, a spectacular drummer, already known for his percussive work with Celtic Frost on the epochal "Into The Pandemonium" and "To Mega Therion." Eh! Actually, UH!
Godspeed You! Black Emperor Luciferian Towers
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Without taking anything away from the lush DePagina, although perhaps with excessively apocalyptic tones, and from the record (which I listened to in fragments without delving deeper, so I would say only off-topic things) that will surely be worth [for their admirers] the canonical "price of admission," it isn't like we were exactly waiting for GYBE to become aware of the annihilation of our hopes for a better world. Perhaps it would suffice for each of us to have a slightly less lazy critical gaze towards our surroundings, while simultaneously trying to peer into the temporal horizon a bit further ahead… That there might also be someone (like GYBE) who "denounces" the state of things can, in some ways, represent a positive factor. But with records, no matter how authentic and uncompromising, no one has ever changed anything. As far as I remember.
Ben Frost The Centre Cannot Hold
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I know nothing whatsoever about what you are talking about, but it all sounds really beautiful. But there’s (actually I have) a DeProblem [I fear unsolvable]: in order to have that sought-after brainstorming, you need to have one. Should I participate just to make up the numbers & keep company? Anyway, I’ll bring the casu Marzu, then we’ll see.
Grift Arvet
Grift Arvet
30 sep 17
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I didn't dislike DePagina; on the contrary, not being a lover of narrated sounds (I notice my beloved Viking is missing), it intrigued me. As a novice, I don't know if I can say the same after sampling the music of the album/artist in question. Maybe I'll give it a go and then maybe (but maybe not) I'll let you know. Here we go!
Sinister Syncretism
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Ah! But is it actually a new album? I thought they had split up around 1995. From what little I remember, they seemed like a second-tier (or even third, really) entity within the lush thrash/death European melting pot. Now I'll give it a fleeting taste (it will probably be a complete...) and then I'll get back to properly smashing it. UH!