Senmayan

DeRank ™: 0,09

DeAge™ : 7457 days • Here since 8 january 2006

Unfortunately, I only know the part of Dragon Ball that goes from Cell to Majin Boo (I mean the anime, watched on Italia 1), even though I also read the very first issues with Goku as a child, and indeed they were a blast and much better than the phase I've seen.
I agree with those who praise Video Girl Ai, of which I unfortunately read half of the work, but it is really hilarious and partly touching. Other mangas I've read and recommend (I had huge laughs due to the beautiful typical Japanese humor present and still exciting stories) are Slam Dunk and Ranma, which I naturally recommend.

David Bowie Christiane F.: Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo

3 jul 09

Voto:

For the avenger: start getting to know the more classic Bowie (Hunky Dory or Ziggy Stardust, the most straightforward ones with timeless songs that you’ve definitely heard at some point), then if you like it, continue in chronological order. You might not like it, and in that rare case, don’t worry, Bowie is aptly called the chameleon of rock, start over from Low and proceed all the way to Scary Monsters (let’s say the more experimental period). Bowie, public service announcement! :-)

J-Ax Disanapianta

1 jul 09

Voto:

Don't worry, Demian, you will grow up and rereading yourself you will be moved for having paired words like cross-over, experimentation with J-Ax, affectionately!
P.S.: one of the ugliest covers of recent years!

David Bowie The Man Who Sold The World

22 jun 09

Voto:

Bowie will reach his peak and full maturity with the following albums, but this is nonetheless a remarkable record, with the title track still sounding fresh and modern today (not by chance covered by Nirvana).

David Bowie Aladdin Sane

22 jun 09

Voto:

beautiful album!

David Bowie Scary monsters

22 jun 09

Voto:

so many low votes, but to me the sounds and guitars of scary monsters (Fripp delivers a stunning performance on this album) are really intriguing, and David Bowie's performance is very original as well. I love how he sings in a rough and off-key way in the opening track, for example. Then there’s the iconic ashes to ashes, the beautiful scary monsters, and even the second half of the album (which is often underrated) makes it a fantastic album. I prefer it, for instance, to diamond dogs!

David Bowie "Heroes"

22 jun 09

Voto:

masterpiece!

David Bowie Diamond Dogs

22 jun 09

Voto:

A very beautiful album, even if it feels more transitional. Listening to it after the epic of Ziggy and also Hunky Dory somewhat diminishes it, especially because it lacks the vitality of its predecessors. It's an album with a spectral atmosphere and a bit too much melancholy for my tastes; not a big deal, class is not water, and the immortal riff of "Rebel Rebel," the delicacy and poetry of "Sweet Thing" and "Candidate," and the beautiful "We Are Dead" (and let’s also include the Rolling Stones-esque title track) are enough to make it a very lovely album (despite some tracks that I’ve never truly appreciated, like "Rock 'n' Roll with Me," which I find a bit dull). Its only flaw is being caught between Bowie’s two most creative eras, that of Ziggy and the Berlin Trilogy.

Stevie Wonder Songs In The Key Of Life

22 jun 09

Voto:

Great album and as some of you have already mentioned, heavily sampled (the covers and reinterpretations are countless), a bit too long and inferior to the absolute masterpiece "Innervision."