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DeRank ™: 3,47

DeAge™ : 7508 days • Here since 20 november 2005

Dream Theater Systematic Chaos

31 may 07

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Hi Bisio, for celestial I have to thank you, Of Course. Boredom bent me in half when I listened to "I love the dead" ;-) Forget about Pere Bubusettete and the Driiiim Tiatar! Now that’s real rock!

Dream Theater Systematic Chaos

31 may 07

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Dude, what the hell are you saying? Did I copy terms from Ondarock? Sure, terms like "expressiveness," "technique," "plagiarism," "historical value" are pretty common when talking about Rock, I'd say they're used by everyone. Anyway, I don't want to be mean, but if by chance a river or even a stream were to pass by your house... Well, make good use of it :-) No, I'm just kidding, I don't want to be too harsh, but after that ridiculous outburst, you've left your mark on the mirror, my love.

Dream Theater Systematic Chaos

30 may 07

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Of the Isis, I only have Celestial, which I like, but it doesn't drive me crazy. Instead, I've listened to Converge's No Heroes, which I really enjoy.

Dream Theater Systematic Chaos

30 may 07

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No, I only have the beautiful At The Soundless Dawn by the Red Sparowes..

Dream Theater Systematic Chaos

30 may 07

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Yes, but I was enjoying the argument between Easy and some other guy live, so I could step in.

Daniel Johnston Yip/Jump Music

30 may 07

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The second thing you said is Zaireeka. And I would add: the more an individual alienates themselves from society and their peers, finding themselves alone with their pain and the sensitivity that dominates them and inflicts torment, the more this gives rise to a total and latent incommunicability. If it finds just ONE outlet (music, for Daniel Johnston), it is capable of creating masterpieces in turn. Precisely because through it they can externalize the vital flow (as strong as the time they've been trapped) that usually suffocates them.

Dream Theater Systematic Chaos

30 may 07

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But can't I even intervene to appreciate some signals that a human being proposes? If I find schifo polvo and Blossom toes disgusting, I will point it out right away, and that will be the end of it! Yesterday, I commented on a review by a 34-year-old girl about an album whose name I now don't remember, saying "the song in the sample is beautiful." I don't think the girl was a fake of Easycure.. If something appeals to me or I like it, I like it and that's it, regardless of who introduces it to me.

Dream Theater Systematic Chaos

30 may 07

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And I haven't renounced all my listens; right here next to me, I still have the beautiful disks of Opeth hehe.

Dream Theater Systematic Chaos

30 may 07

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And then the "battle" I fought against the Porcupine Tree (Adriano knows something about it)... I fought it on my own, from de Scaruffi, Easycure, Ondarock, Mucchio Selvaggio, Rockline, TrueMetal, Blow Up I really don't care... or rather, I'm also interested in knowing their opinion, but without overdoing it. If someone happens to say something particularly interesting, I'm always happy to listen.

Dream Theater Systematic Chaos

30 may 07

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Regarding Scaruffi: I use him (like everyone else) to discover and get to know something about new (and old) bands and artists. Personally, I can't stand Spreesting, while Scaruffi has his little saint at home. He gives a 7 to Pyromania by Def Leppard. To me, Def Leppard is the most useless band in history. He gives an 8.5 (or 8, I can't remember) to Lateralus by Tool, and I find Lateralus irritating as an album. Notably, and thanks for the assist, just yesterday I asked Easycure what he thought of Lateralus, after pointing out that it didn’t really do much for me. LATER "Easy fatte na cure" replied that the album didn’t do much for him either. Here’s the proven proof of my decent independence from his or anyone else’s judgments.