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Mike Bloomfield Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man - Essential Blues 1964-1969

30 apr 08

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But are you Bubu in disguise?

Faith No More Live at the Brixton Academy

30 apr 08

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The FNM diarchy period of Patton and the bespectacled guitarist was unmatched. It's amusing to notice how in every review, there's always someone who brings up Nirvana; soon enough, even in the comments on "hard candy," "nevermind" will pop up...

Mike Bloomfield Don't Say That I Ain't Your Man - Essential Blues 1964-1969

29 apr 08

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Nice review, well done also for recalling the fabulous Supersession with Stills.

Prince Dirty Mind

29 apr 08

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After "Love Sexy," the worst cover from the little guy from Minneapolis.

Blue Öyster Cult Spectres

28 apr 08

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Great review, I’ve never really liked them that much.

The Replacements Tim

26 apr 08

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Perhaps your best review. I’m re-listening to all the Mats' albums and I hope to find the time to write something because only two reviews of Westerberg and company are a punch in the stomach for the site. At most I can give this 3 and a half stars; there are great songs, but the guitar work by Stinson feels a bit 'ghostly' (who would indeed be kicked out shortly after). Legendary Mats!

Stone Temple Pilots Purple

24 apr 08

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Do you remember the Beavis & Butthead joke "I couldn't tell if it was Pearl Jam copying Stone Temple Pilots or the other way around"? "I dunno, I think both of them suck." Heheheheh.

Red House Painters Ocean Beach

24 apr 08

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The best album by the RHP alongside "Down Colourful Hill," even though I've never loved them viscerally. Great review.

Stone Temple Pilots Purple

24 apr 08

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Beautiful discussion.. it takes me back to high school days. What can I say: album purchased the very day it was released and listened to until nausea, deeply immersed in the moods of that season. I definitely prefer "Tiny Music": that's where the eclecticism that my friend Alexander talks about really shines (still vastly inferior to that of the Jane's Addiction, who have always been the real beacon for Weiland and company).