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DeRank ™: 7,33

DeAge™ : 7425 days • Here since 11 february 2006

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Les Claypool Of Whales And Whoe

31 jul 06

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Very, very interesting. Unfortunately, I've never heard the Primus, I'll take care of that...

Melvins Gluey Porch Treatments

31 jul 06

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(The real title is "Gluey Porch Treatments" in plural)

Mono You Are There

31 jul 06

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These are light years ahead of Slint and only gave it a 4? Is there something I'm missing, or is this one of the most beautiful albums of the last 20 years...? :)

Michel Portal Minneapolis

31 jul 06

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Beautiful beautiful beautiful, and the samples are interesting, even though I understand little about jazz (I occasionally listen only to Saccharine Trust, Spring Heel Jack, and a few others).

Quicksand Slip

31 jul 06

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Beautiful, they seem to be just what I need, placed on the waiting list.

Melvins Gluey Porch Treatments

30 jul 06

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I've had it for years, I've listened to it several times, but it has never sunk into my brain. The review made me want to give it another chance.

Well, I don't want to be a killjoy, but I didn't really like the album that much... it's a matter of taste. Regarding post-rock, I agree with what the reviewer said in the first paragraph; sometimes I feel like the only truly worthy album is Spiderland, but that's how it is...

Godspeed You Black Emperor! Slow Riot For New Zero Kanada [EP]

30 jul 06

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Melo Pesco

Descendents Milo Goes To College

30 jul 06

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(With which I amuse myself...)

Descendents Milo Goes To College

30 jul 06

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I fully agree with everything said by Pretazzo and Sanjuro on this page. PS: no, hardcore 79-83 (or rather, 79-81) is not exactly my cup of tea, even though much of what I listen to has been inspired by that music scene. Let's say that the period from the mid-70s (when the kraut movement ended) to 83 (the year SST started to spark) is a dark time for me. Punk 77, new wave, and dark are certainly not the genres I find myself enjoying the most.