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DJ Krush Kakusei

10 jan 05

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Haha...and then the landlord comes to my shop asking for half a kilo of paint to cover the writings of "those junkies who spray on the walls." Anyway, I wanted to know one thing, what does the title mean? It sounds like a bad word in Venetian...

Depeche Mode Songs Of Faith And Devotion

10 jan 05

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And what about A Broken Frame? :)

Depeche Mode Songs Of Faith And Devotion

10 jan 05

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But Black Celebration has its reasons too.

Depeche Mode Songs Of Faith And Devotion

10 jan 05

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Thanks to this album, I got to know them, and I fell in love right away, maybe precisely because it’s more rock than the previous ones. Even though, after listening to almost everything, my favorite remains Music For The Masses and Never Let Me Down Again is one of the songs I love most in general. It’s nice to see that every now and then people remember the DM; they seem a bit overlooked here. Martin Gore is great.

Kayo Dot Choirs Of The Eye

10 jan 05

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I'm looking for something right away.

Devendra Banhart Nino Rojo

10 jan 05

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I'm sorry, but I really can't stand it. I just don't like it from the get-go... oh well, but even after listening to this and the previous one, all I feel is boredom, just like the anonymous person above. I prefer Cocorosie. And the dense smoke of marijuana :).

Aberfeldy Young Forever

10 jan 05

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a bit bold the shot on Folk, but you write in a nice and good way. The cover is really cool.

Lush Rimbaud Six Fresh Songs

10 jan 05

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Nothing to do, I checked because I wanted to give you the right link for the compilation, but I can't find the download page anymore, I think they removed it, it was from last year. Too bad.

Nirvana With The Lights Out

10 jan 05

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Absolutely right, Nick, this box is completely useless.

DJ Krush Kakusei

10 jan 05

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I had already talked to Caz somewhere about this Japanese diggei, I have only one CD, which I believe is called Krush, with a cover and booklet all in black. It starts with the sound of a spray can being shaken, the spray of paint, and the escape of the writer (oh my god, is that what they're called?) of the moment. In my ignorance on the subject (that is, I don't know the genre), I like that CD, it's a nice background, maybe before going out in the evening... a battery charger. Zion, you’re cool.