Alfredo

DeRank ™: 6,73

DeAge™ : 7460 days • Here since 9 january 2006

Michael Jackson History

28 jan 07

Voto:

In fact, Birilla, it was just a suggestion to help you understand what the positive aspect of Debaser is. Unfortunately, I can't advise you on the insults and the rest; the only thing you can do is respond in kind... I also really like Wonder ("Talking Book," "Innervisions," etc. are extraordinary albums), as well as Marvin Gaye. With Jackson, it's a no-go... You see, we're already starting to find some common ground... in fact, I feel I could already fall in love with you... :))))

Tristania Beyond The Veil

28 jan 07

Voto:

A Gothic album that I have always liked is "Gothic" (...coincidence) by Paradise Lost, which I still consider the greatest masterpiece of the genre; Tristania have never impressed me much...

The Good, The Bad And The Queen The Good, The Bad And The Queen

28 jan 07

Voto:

I've always liked "Think Tank," I really think I'll listen to it as soon as possible...

The Good, The Bad And The Queen The Good, The Bad And The Queen

28 jan 07

Voto:

However, I'm curious too, but are they really tough?

Tristania Beyond The Veil

28 jan 07

Voto:

What is this invasion of reviews on Tristania?!?

Michael Jackson History

28 jan 07

Voto:

A few names in what sense? Like: Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Beatles, Pink Floyd, Frank Zappa, Sonic Youth, David Bowie, Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, Genesis, Yes, Rush, Pere Ubu, Talking Heads... happy? As for the second question, it's simple: MJ's music is plasticized.

Michael Jackson History

28 jan 07

Voto:

Well, dear anonymous De-user, my listening range is quite broad, and includes: rock in general (psychedelic, kraut, noise, hard...), metal in general, blues, jazz, singer-songwriter folk, etc. etc. etc...