donjunio

DeRank ™: 7,00

DeAge™ : 7455 days • Here since 11 january 2006

New Kingdom Paradise Don't Come Cheap

1 jun 10

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Oh yes, psycho, the Doc was absolutely amazing, then during the ABA era he was the most monstrous genetic mutation ever seen on a basketball court. @ Panic. If you can't stand all the players who humiliated your idol Ru Paul, the list will be endless hehe. I didn't know that video, but if even someone with limited explosiveness like PP can jump over him like a grasshopper... I'm stateless, but my loyalty will always be for Ray Allen, the sonic legend.

New Kingdom Paradise Don't Come Cheap

1 jun 10

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The perfect album for the upcoming finals, I bet that the divine psychopathic one with a white spot and a green headband was listening to it from morning till night.....

Harry Nilsson Pussy Cats

20 may 10

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It may not have made history, but who hasn’t listened to Fred Neil's "Everybody's talking," performed by him in "Un Uomo da Marcipiede," at least once in their life?

A Place To Bury Strangers Exploding Head

13 may 10

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Hats off!

Thin White Rope Moonhead

13 may 10

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Gene Clark electrifies his songs once again, bringing Tom Verlaine to the Californian desert for that purpose. Immense.

Sun Kil Moon April

8 may 10

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Good album, but a bit too wordy. Neil Young is everywhere, as noted by Larrok. Kozelek is aging like fine wine. Nice review.

Richmond Fontaine We Used to Think the Freeway Sounded Like a River

8 apr 10

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Yes, just a nice little disk.

Soft Cell This Last Night In Sodom

8 apr 10

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The album seems to be recorded entirely in mono as a tribute to Phil Spector. Marc & the Mamnasa's work is better, but this remains a delirious document of artistic integrity. Also, the scrawled cover of "Born to lose" included as a b-side of the first single is excellent.

Vic Godard & The Subway Sect A retrospective (1977-81)

18 mar 10

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Well done, Marco, a review with the same flair shown by Captain Jack last night: and after the disappearance of the man from Memphis, reading you is the best therapy possible. I’ll have to catch up on this too.