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DeRank ™: 7,00

DeAge™ : 7456 days • Here since 11 january 2006

Bush Razorblade Suitcase

6 nov 06

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higonoiot, you also gave 3 stars to this album... I don’t think we’re too far apart in our thoughts... x festwca yes, mine was just a joke for good old Steve...

Grant Lee Buffalo Mighty Joe Moon

5 nov 06

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Nice question: fuzzy is a good album, fresher and more spirited than this one. Especially the first side flows easily, and I think you should start there. Just make sure to get "mighty joe moon," which is definitely better! Also, don't forget the shiva burlesque, Phillips' first group, which you can read about in the nice review by Socrates. Bye!

Zucchero Sugar Fornaciari Fly

4 nov 06

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in short.......

Vampire Rodents Clockseed

4 nov 06

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beautiful review

Alice Mezzogiorno Sulle Alpi

4 nov 06

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Never heard this album, but since no one has commented on it, a good rating won't be taken away from you by anyone.

Soft Machine Third

4 nov 06

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good

Deftones Saturday Night Wrist

4 nov 06

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now exhausted....

Sebadoh Harmacy

4 nov 06

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great album, their last big ....

Grant Lee Buffalo Mighty Joe Moon

4 nov 06

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Excellent review, it captures perfectly all the "American" sound and the fact that Grant Lee Buffalo were among the few to shy away from the Marlboro country rhetoric that so many fell into... truly a dazzling album.

The Smiths The Queen Is Dead

4 nov 06

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@turo87. I don’t think I have repeated clichés in this review, but only my opinions. Which I believe I have justified coherently. I didn’t say that the Smiths have never made good albums (The Queen Is Dead is one), but that they have never made masterpieces on vinyl, and that instead many of their best works can be found on 45s. One can agree or disagree, of course. If we really want to talk about clichés, it’s much more conformist to say that this is a masterpiece: whenever some magazine ranks the best albums of all time, "The Queen Is Dead" appears, and generally, regarding the Smiths, there’s such a process of beatification/institutionalization that it's really rare to read words that aren’t ecstatic or hagiographic in their reviews. Cheers.