Senmayan

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DeAge™ : 7458 days • Here since 8 january 2006

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Emperor Prometheus: The Discipline Of Fire And Demise

14 nov 06

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calm heart-to-heart:P! Thank you all!

Emperor Prometheus: The Discipline Of Fire And Demise

13 nov 06

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Well, you’re right too, core-a-core, but not everyone knows these things, and maybe my introduction can entice those who aren’t interested and don’t love these sounds to listen. Indeed, it’s aimed at them and also at some kid who doesn’t know the history of the genre. Ps: thanks Ocram!

Paris Hilton Stars are blind (cd single)

13 nov 06

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Alright with el minchia! A topa nientista!

Paris Hilton Paris

13 nov 06

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it would have been better to download his amateur movie on emule instead of the album eeh! A 5 for the friendliness and courage!

Emperor Prometheus: The Discipline Of Fire And Demise

13 nov 06

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Go ahead and feel free about the greatest hits too!

Emperor Prometheus: The Discipline Of Fire And Demise

13 nov 06

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No, don't worry, you can do the review of IX Equilibrium, and thank you for the appreciation for the review! Anyway, maybe the rating is high, but since it's Emperor, it seemed a shame to give it less!

Slipknot Iowa

12 nov 06

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I don't mind the album, also because compared to their debut, they pushed their sound to extremes, making it less accessible and appealing to the general public, so in the end, it's a courageous choice. "People=shit" and "disasterpiece" are excellent pieces of extreme metal that at least don't repeat the usual patterns of death or brutal or any genre of extreme metal, and the melodies are not lacking in tracks like "my plague." Better them than the three million clone bands that exist in extreme metal! If they hadn't been labeled nu-metal and if they hadn't worn masks, perhaps many would have been more objective about their proposal!

Judas Priest Angel Of Retribution

12 nov 06

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a somewhat sparse review. I don’t know the album, but Judas Priest are among the few classic heavy metal bands (Savatage also comes to mind) that don’t produce copycat albums; rather, in each of their works, they try to explore different paths, even proposing timid experiments.