psychopompe

DeRank : 13,33
DeAge™ : 8187 days • Here since 11 january 2004
Human Bell s/t EP
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As I said, I've only heard it once, but it's definitely not a record for Tuesday morning while I’m heading to work; there's an 89% risk of falling asleep at the wheel! Anyway, interesting, I'll give it a spin tonight. From what I can tell, they somewhat remind me of the triple burner I reviewed months ago.
Pink Floyd Arnold Layne/ Candy And A Currant Bun
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"The keyboard solo is in the same vein as that of 'Arnold Layne' and the melody, fun but sloppy, makes the track trivial." AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR RRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHH !!!!!! You can’t disparage one of my favorite early Floyd tracks!!! Well, a song that was supposed to be called 'Let's Roll Another One' deserves better, for heaven's sake!
Voice of the Seven Woods Voice Of The Seven Woods
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I don't know pajo at all (except for slint). Anyway, Ramona, the album is easy to listen to, no drones like charalambides or gowns, but it has its own charm.
Buffalo Volcanic Rock
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Damn, Ole, you’re not gonna have screwed me out of the only decently priced copy of the T2????????? I’d like to hear the Raw Material. What are they like?
Battles Mirrored
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As mentioned elsewhere, one of the few albums in recent years that says something, not necessarily new, but at least tries. My favorite remains TIJ, a real journey. @vitalogy: I don't understand the parallel with Menomena; interesting, but part of a pretty different realm.
Sofia Coppola Marie Antoinette
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A round of applause for comment number 5 by lemuro, not so much for the judgment of the film (which I haven't seen) but for how you consider Lost in Translation, which I also think is one of the films that really got on my nerves in the new millennium.
Buffalo Volcanic Rock
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Well, I find it difficult to dissuade you, since apart from Valenti and Spence, I have all the others you mentioned.... Arcadium and USA are my favorites from the list, and I highly recommend them. Mad River is highly praised, but give them a listen first; the singer's voice can be irritating in my opinion. Bruce Palmer is a trip, I've had it in mp3 for ages and I still don't know if I should buy it; it's an album for very altered states of consciousness. Between Misunderstood and Prunes, I prefer the Prunes; the live album is a must-have over the studio albums (well, the second one reviewed by Lewis is actually good), or if you find Lost Dreams, which encompasses the best of the first two. As for HP Lovecraft, I also prefer the live Avalon Ballroom show from '68 (I think), but it seems to be quite hard to find; Edsel editions, but I stumbled upon it in Tokyo almost four years ago by chance. I listened to Human Bell this morning on my way to work.... they brought me a bit too much back to the warm bed I left a little while before, a bit too much of a goodnight for now. If you like them, try to listen to Triple Burner (reviewed by me here); they might be similar.
The Nice Ars Long Vita Brevis
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It was taken last week, but for now, it's too classic for my tastes. Is the previous one less pompous? I definitely prefer the first half of the album too; the second half has too many ejaculations... and not from me, obviously...
Pavlov's Dog Pampered Menial
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Unfortunately, for now I'm part of the "irritated" group, a bit like I used to be with Chapman from Family. But I played it the other day and my girlfriend looked at me in disgust saying, "What the hell are you listening to?" And I kind of agreed with her.
Buffalo Volcanic Rock
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Ah fest, I saw your 2007 ranking, we obviously have some albums in common. I also put mine on the sheet.
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