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Galaxie 500 This Is Our Music

3 sep 08

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Mystery of faith, Spitz... :-D

The Mars Volta The Bedlam In Goliath

3 sep 08

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Well, better than Symphony X are... but just better than them as I see it. De Loused was decent anyway, a while ago I even liked Amputechture, but if I listened to them again now I wouldn't be able to handle more than 2 or 3 tracks. Frances then... brrrr

The Mars Volta The Bedlam In Goliath

3 sep 08

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Here’s an emerging band that is essential and not at all pseudo-intellectual, charged with communicative urgency and completely devoid of instrumental technique! And those short, incendiary tracks... rock distilled to its essence!

Galaxie 500 This Is Our Music

3 sep 08

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Thank you Spitz, the nickname does not derive from "the unit of measurement for illumination in the International System" (even though I wish I'd known that earlier..), but more modestly from how some referred to me in high school :-)

Skinny Puppy Rabies

3 sep 08

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Trellheim, everything is fine, but we’re not in a quiz show. And we’re not in high school either, so let’s try to be a little more flexible about certain small things. It’s acceptable to consider it a group, even if broadly speaking. Let’s not always blow others’ inaccuracies out of proportion as if they were some kind of galactic bullshit. Criticizing someone for no reason is already snobbish, but criticizing them over a one-man band/group is just being pedantic, sorry. And let’s use those blessed other ways to correct others' mistakes...

Skinny Puppy Rabies

3 sep 08

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So if we want to stay in the realm of electronics, I prefer Front 242's Front By Front and Geography. I would only listen to these if I weren't aware of the existence of Ministry.

Current 93 Tamlin

3 sep 08

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Indeed, there is really nothing to comment on, dear Telespalla.

Rolling Stones Shine A Light

3 sep 08

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Forgive me, the review is obviously well-written, but I don't agree word for word. Especially when you define "libidine" as the criterion for judging an album; not that "utility" is a more precise criterion, for heaven's sake... but fortunately there are also other points of view to consider the work of the Stones. In short, a simple but clear divergence of opinion.