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DeRank ™: 1,18

DeAge™ : 7437 days • Here since 30 january 2006

R.E.M. Monster

20 jul 10

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Among the REM's work from the '90s, this is the one I like the least, from a strictly musical point of view. The lyrics tackle interesting themes. In my opinion, the best tracks are the two opening ones and "Strange Currencies". I have very few memories of what follows "Bang & Blame".

Camel Stationary Traveller

19 jul 10

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Essential. There are also those who write pages and pages without saying anything.

The Cranberries Uncertain (EP)

19 jul 10

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The origins of Blueberries. Confidence vote.

Marvin Gaye Let's Get It On

19 jul 10

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Great job.

John Oswald Grateful Dead Grayfolded

19 jul 10

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Nothing to add... of course, Dark Star expanded on 2 CDs must be an incredible trip!

Roman Polanski Chinatown

19 jul 10

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Vote of confidence. Then there are Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway...

Robert Zemeckis Forrest Gump

18 jul 10

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Seen several times: good in its historical reconstruction, also thanks to the soundtrack, the story is told smoothly and carries a profound message (an invitation to accept what happens with serenity, but without resignation). It perhaps suffers from sentimentalism. Tom Hanks is giant.

Fëdor Michajlovic Dostoevskij Il Grande Inquisitore

18 jul 10

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I too have some doubts about these operations, even if this may be a useful approach to a not-so-easy book. I love Dostoevsky very much, but I haven't tackled "The Brothers Karamazov" yet because more than one person has found it excruciatingly slow. However, the excerpt seems to me to be brilliant and fascinating. As I write, I notice that the de-rango is 3.666 :-)