Mario

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DeAge™ : 7517 days • Here since 10 november 2005

The Clash The Clash

16 dec 05

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The Clash were perhaps the last true and pure idealists in the history of rock; a lot of what is called straight edge, in my opinion, stems from their attitudes.

It's true, the 2 real revolutions, in the social realm the Clash, and in sound the Suicide, of what was '77, I love the Clash for the attitude they represented, I believe that only Fugazi in the '90s had such a marked attitude, you listen for half a second and you can say for sure: "it's the Clash!!"

The Clash The Clash

15 dec 05

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this is the true Clash album, this is the true spirit of the Clash

Calexico The Black Light

15 dec 05

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I have to agree too, no one can take that 5 away from him, dark side of the moon 5?? ahahah, but if you gave a 5 to dark side, how much would you give to ummagumma or the piper at the gates?? I would say you should ask the editors to correct the rating if possible, because as it is, that 4 is a disgrace. Oh and one more thing, this album is infinitely superior to the Floydian dark side.

The Clash The Clash

15 dec 05

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pure dynamite, on the same level as london calling.

Soundgarden Superunknown

13 dec 05

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fell on black days...........story

Guns N' Roses The Spaghetti Incident?

11 dec 05

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Slash may very well be Jewish, but it's also known that Axl likes to lick the shaved pussy of Shia women. Khomeini, in 1987 when Appetite for Destruction was released, banned all copies and prohibited its use for his subjects in Iran.

The Doors L.A. Woman

9 dec 05

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I also join the common sentiment; it's evident that those who do not recognize the greatness of the last of the Doors can only be called insane... the last piece, "Riding on the Storm," would be enough to solidify the legend. There is truly an air of ending here, even more than in "The End"; this is Morrison's epitaph. The song "A Woman" has a terrifying energy, considering the voice was now that of a man speaking directly from beyond. "Love Her Madly" evokes nostalgia. If you really wanted to criticize a Doors album, dear anonymous, you would have chosen "Soft Parade," but that one is off-limits, damn it.