psychopompe

DeRank : 13,33
DeAge™ : 8188 days • Here since 11 january 2004
The Trashmen Surfin' Bird
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well, yes, the kingsmen wouldn't be out of place....
Sleater-Kinney The Woods
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This record + that the WS reminds of Blue Cheer with its richness and guitar distortion. The rock, whether due to the configuration of some instruments, is absolutely phallocentric. That said, there are indeed gentle ladies who know how to handle it. And many.
Pink Mountaintops Axis of Evol
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I really like the synthetic rec, the album even less than the previous one. Yet I’m a fan of MC Bean, at least with Black Mountain. Maybe I’ll give it another listen one of these days. Brafo
Status Quo Picturesque Matchstickable Messages From The Status Quo
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oh shit someone finally wrote it! good job cosmic, I’ll read it later, but good job anyway for the choice
Stereolab Transient Random Noise Bursts With Announcements
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I am surrounded by die-hard Stereolab fans. What can I say? This is remarkable, but they've never really grabbed me all the way. A note to the priest: perhaps you're right that garage culture hasn't taken root in Albion, but let's not forget that it was the Kinks and the early Beatles who taught the Americans about garage. Unintentionally perhaps, but it's thanks to their tours between '64 and '65 that American teenagers picked up guitars.
King Crimson In The Court Of The Crimson King
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"musical philosopher work?" well, aside from the middle school stigmatizations, in my opinion, the other rec was by far better. personally, the track-by-track description makes more sense for an unknown record, not for an album that even the stones know. and then excuse me, but it's quite didactic. finally, I don't understand the policy of the dwarfs... wasn't the right wing for non-doubles, or am I mistaken? well, anyway, monstrous record.
Guitar Wolf Run Wolf Run
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I didn't get to know them for long, which is a shame because shortly after, the bassist died of a heart attack. In Japan, they're more famous than one might think.
Love Forever Changes
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don't you realize that perhaps musical judgments are quite personal? And anyway, you've really pissed me off, you can't make a single argument for a critique and, above all, you don't write reviews. if you think you know more than me (and it doesn't take much) about the '60s, please show us. and anyway, judging by your comments, it seems like you're the immature one trying to act like an adult........because if you're older than me, how can your comment about the 13th give away that you're a pathological case, the kind you only find online. and who the hell do you think you are? getting your back beaten? come on? just stay in your imaginary world where you fit in well. goodbye
Peter Green The End Of The Game
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Well done Charley, I haven't read it all yet but the choice itself is truly excellent. One of those albums that has been waiting for a review for a year. Later at home I'll read, and compliments also for the mention of one of my favorite films (I was so obsessed that I watched it three times at the cinema). Very atmospheric record, elusive and concrete at the same time. And with a phenomenal Zoot Money on the piano... the only flaw (for me) is that it gets a bit too jazzy in some parts. Ah, please put it among those on the left.
Comets On Fire Avatar
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Well, Enea and everyone else, thank you first of all for your appreciation. I will finish my rather ungrammatical speech above. In truth, what I wanted to criticize—besides criticizing without proper understanding—was mainly the use of a position of cultural preeminence (but more often, merely knowledge-based - Eco docet-) to create hierarchies and, more generally, to use culture as a form of power. By the way, Enea, I don’t see qualitative differences in the Beatles-VU example, so there is no high and low. They are beautiful pieces of art… I should really stop smoking weed in the afternoon…
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