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DeRank ™: 7,33

DeAge™ : 7425 days • Here since 11 february 2006

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Suicidal Tendencies Still Cyco After All These Years

6 jun 06

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I think so, but I'm not so sure (and I certainly don't feel like Googling it). Fidia, what do you say?

Suicidal Tendencies Still Cyco After All These Years

6 jun 06

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It seems to me that this is actually a re-recording. They have covered it, as they say.

Suicidal Tendencies Still Cyco After All These Years

6 jun 06

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Yes, yes, I've read it. But I don't think this re-recording is for me, especially since over time they've become much more metal (I'm just going by hearsay, you know) and I'm definitely on the hardcore side. The review is well done; I give you my vote.

Schoolly D Schoolly D

6 jun 06

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Well done, a great piece of review for a musical reality that is completely unknown to me.

Suicidal Tendencies Still Cyco After All These Years

6 jun 06

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I only have their first record, I like it but not more than many other hardcore records from that time.

Bardo Pond Bufo Alvarius, Amen 29:15

6 jun 06

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The new album, Ticket Crystals, has just been released (or is about to be released any moment now). Does anyone know anything about it?

Don Caballero For Respect

5 jun 06

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In the meantime, I vote for the album I've listened to (amazing, even more than the second one). I re-vote the review that I re-read and I liked it a lot. As for the new one that just came out, I haven't heard too many good things about it; I'm waiting for a debaserian review...

The Doors The Doors

5 jun 06

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You manage to talk about music, huh? And you, Francis, at least explain why you say the Doors weren't influential! P.S.: I liked this review, despite its flaws, but that one about the Oasis, damn, is really ridiculous/pitiful.

The Doors The Doors

5 jun 06

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@Frank: the records in question are (the first ones that come to mind): the first two by the Velvet Underground, Frank Zappa, the first two by Pink Floyd, the beginning of the kraut scene, Jimi