psychopompe

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DeAge™ : 8186 days • Here since 11 january 2004
Butthole Surfers Hairway to Steven
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I actually know them for that bone-crushing version of Hurdy Gurdy by Donovan.
Queen Live Magic
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or rather I first heard them at the beginning of '92 (since Nevermind came out around December '91), while still continuing to listen to Queen for a while.
Queen Live Magic
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@Il_Paolo: I don't know if they were that famous, nor does it interest me, but my cousin (class of '60) was already playing Queen stuff in '75. Maybe he was a unique case, but I wouldn't say that, considering that the local cover band, which has been around since the mid-'80s, has an average age of 45. So defining them as a band for those born in the mid-'70s (like me) might be a bit reductive. Of course, the boom happened post-mortem. It's not even so automatic that those who didn't follow grunge followed them out of spite. I finished my Queen vinyl collection in October '91, a few months before Freddie's death, and I was already listening to Nirvana, so...
Sean Penn Into The Wild
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I saw it in its original language, fortunately. As I already mentioned, I found it absolutely rhetorical, lacking in bite and a message that isn't the obvious one you understand after 20 minutes of the film. Yes, in short, it didn't move me, it didn't fascinate me, indeed it almost bored me (and I wasn't even bored with Petroliere!). And the pseudo-actor, I was hoping he was dead in reality too, an incredibly smug face. But of course, de gustibus, people.
Sean Penn Into The Wild
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For my comment, I refer to the review of the same by Boy in the Ocean. I just want to add that this flight from society feels fake to me. Especially the contradiction between the use of the rifle and the desire for "wilderness." It's less radical than it was portrayed. And this 20-something philosopher vibe really gets on my nerves.
Jack Oblivian & The Tennessee Tearjerkers Flip Side Kid
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Beautiful Nino, I like the way you write and especially what you write about. Dear Oblivian and the Tearjerkers have been recommending them to me for a while, but of course, I've never delved into them. I'll make up for it.
Galaxie 500 This Is Our Music
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Nice, even though the only one I know from the Galxy. Actually, you made me want to listen to it again. But is the cover also available in the European/American version? Because on my Japanese one, it says bonus track japan only. If that's not the case, they're a bunch of fucking posers.
Beastie Boys Check Your Head
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Between this and the next, there’s an embarrassment of choices, but maybe it’s this one right here. Too bad I don’t own it anymore in any format, at this point I’ll download it right away. I didn’t remember Dylan’s sample, a check and verification are urgently needed.
The Oh Sees The Master's Bedroom Is Worth Spending A Night In
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Surely more digestible than the previous one, I don't mind it, but I understand it can be disorienting.
Tea & Symphony An Asylum For The Musically Insane
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@NOSEBLEED: here you go: Blog non trovato

And people, I'd say it's almost time to abandon p2p; you can find EVERYTHING on blogs and without waiting. Just type in the band's name and blogspot, and good luck!
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