Lewis Tollani

DeRank ™: 12,07

DeAge™ : 7506 days • Here since 27 november 2005

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Yo La Tengo I Am Not Afraid of You and I Will Beat Your Ass

12 sep 06

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with the strong melodic (and compositional) influence of the Byrds...

Built To Spill Perfect From Now On

12 sep 06

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Avrei fatto del male a un paio di mosche, anch'io.

Yo La Tengo I Am Not Afraid of You and I Will Beat Your Ass

11 sep 06

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@easy, great review, really... but president I've got it... oh I forgot three mile pilot...

Yo La Tengo I Am Not Afraid of You and I Will Beat Your Ass

11 sep 06

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I'm with Trell... indie wasn't a genre, but the attitude of making indie(e)pendent records... and among all the names from the 80s, I'm sorry I didn't notice REM, Hüsker Dü, and The Replacements... then there's Pavement... but to this day, I can't really find anyone better than Doug Martsch... maybe the immortal J. Mascis...

Slint Tweez

4 sep 06

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They are definitely one of the cornerstones of the 90s, but it seems to me that they are still stirring the boiling cauldron of their experiences (and what a cauldron it is)... but they'll paint the masterpiece in the land of spiders... great Gonzo.

Built To Spill You In Reverse

4 sep 06

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I adore Martsch... this album is his masterpiece of expressive maturity...

Alberto Camerini Rockmantico

2 sep 06

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If I had to review MY album by Alberto, I would do it by copying yours and only replacing Rudy and Rita with Rockmantico... this is a magnificent page... thank you.

The Shadows Apache

2 sep 06

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@Punisher... I believe you deserve the 5, and I think your non-rece of Hendrix deserved it too... from which I draw the deep yet playful spirit at the same time. As I already mentioned to you on that occasion.

The Shadows Apache

2 sep 06

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Punisher... I fully understand your motivations... mine are affective-artistic... the 45 rpm in question is a paternal inheritance (mine is without a cover...) so it has always accompanied me... the artistic side comes from the fact that it was released at the beginning of '62, when most of the legends didn’t even exist yet (only Dylan had already released) and this is a piece that sounds fresh and GENIUS even today, despite being 44 "years old"... the critiques for a non-review like this are all valid (legitimate), but if you have the fortune to know the piece, you’ll agree with me that the target is hit and therefore the review fulfills its explanatory/educational purpose even for a beginner... and anyway, I love Apache. HOKAHEY...!!!!