Antmo

DeRank ™: 2,88

DeAge™ : 7473 days • Here since 24 december 2005

Fu Manchu Eatin' Dust

5 jun 06

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x odra: Pippo, you owe us at least a couple of bottles of Talisker! You can get away with around 100-150 euros... Lagavulin works too! :D x trell: hey, pssss... Pippo’s alcohol, we can resell it at the Nebula concert! But shhhh, don’t tell anyone… x damaskinos: Panda Young 750 x Vasumitra: hi there! x Brizz89: even the "more commercial" King Of The Road is a bomb x Fewst: pesca! and (last but not least) x misterNo: without any presumption and "seriously"... I ask you, have you read the review??? bye

Bardo Pond Bufo Alvarius, Amen 29:15

4 jun 06

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written really well! them, never heard of.

Anathema Pentecost III

4 jun 06

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great, well written. I really like Anathema. "Serenades," "Eternity," and "The Silent Enigma" are excellent albums, then it seems they lost their way (cleaned up and overly "pinkfloydized," if you’ll allow me the expression). I sold "Alternative 4" after a week, and then nothing...

The Heads (GBR) Under Sided

3 jun 06

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RESPECT...

The Heads (GBR) Everybody Knows We Got Nowhere

3 jun 06

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"Sucking The 70's"!!! Small Stone Records, a grandiose double album. Back in 2002, it opened up the whole world for me: bands like Clutch, Glasspack, Raging Slab, Los Natas, Alabama Thunderpussy, Porn (The Men Of) with the most absurd and massive Neil Young cover you could ever listen to, then Fireball Ministry, Spirit Caravan, Broadsword, Lord Sterling, etc. but the best of the bunch have always been them... THE HEADS! For Madmen Only by May Blitz in their hands turns into molten lead!!! I love them. This review is fabulous. I love you guys...

Comets On Fire Comets On Fire

3 jun 06

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Yes, I managed to download it last night. I just listened to the first two tracks (is there no trace of the legendary echoplex or am I wrong?) and it seems to me that the overall tone is very 60s, very traditional and -you’re absolutely right- infinitely cleaner than the debut. I don’t know, I’ve always liked a bit of grit in the mix… we’ll see, I need to listen to the whole thing more carefully. Would you write the review? (It seems almost mandatory at this point…)

Sonic Youth Rather Ripped

3 jun 06

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I agree with ngw's comment but only out of preconceived notions (I stopped listening to them after "A Thousand Leaves") even if the review - very well written - pushes in a completely different direction. "Sister," their album that I loved the most, led me to discover tons of music, I care about these people but I no longer feel the need to listen to them...

Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan Ballad Of The Broken Seas

2 jun 06

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you’re missing the point: neither specialized magazines nor cultural spheres matter - but I have a couple of issues that are of a completely different nature. the point (my dear signo low.fi, on DeBaser there are no "enemies", just people who can comment on what you write, make that clear) is that omitting Campbell - from the title and from your four lines - effectively passing off the album as a work of Mark Lanegan is bullshit, not just an oversight. to me, your review reads like a joke, forgive me. in other cases I would have avoided commenting, but not on this album and not in relation to these artists. end.