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DeRank ™: 7,33

DeAge™ : 7423 days • Here since 11 february 2006

Mountain Climbing!

24 nov 08

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I think they can be compared to something like Captain Beyond? Or maybe they are a bit lighter and less concise. Uhm, I should give it another listen. Valid!

Melvins Smash The State E.P.

24 nov 08

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Yes, I also want to highlight the "true" return of Amrep (which has been producing these useless limited edition singles and EPs for years now): The Heroine Sheiks by Shannon Selberg.

Neurosis A Sun That Never Sets

20 nov 08

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It was somewhat of a provocation indeed :)

Neurosis A Sun That Never Sets

20 nov 08

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Yes, yes, exactly. But let's be clear that Jesus Lizard and Fugazi are definitely on another level. Anyway, the fact that Neurosis has a metal background is not "deleterious" in itself; I was just making a matter of taste. Haloah.

Neurosis A Sun That Never Sets

20 nov 08

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I quote Alì Murtacc!

Neurosis A Sun That Never Sets

20 nov 08

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Yes yes, tastes. But Neurosis are metal, even if not very strictly, but they are metal. Post-hardcore is something else (maybe in the beginnings they were closer, but from a distance). This is post-metal.

Radio Birdman Radios Appear

19 nov 08

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Yes yes, folks, but why not 5 to one of the greatest rock albums of all time?? Phenomenal.

The Replacements Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash

19 nov 08

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Damn, I remember this album for a maximum of 4. I'm going to listen again hoping to bump it up to a 5! I don't really understand the comparison with Husker Du (who, aside from being direct rivals from Minneapolis, have little in common) // I'm also puzzled by Hart on Warehouse (while on New Day Rising and Flip Your Wig he perhaps writes some of the best tracks). But he made up for it on the first solo album, which alone overshadows all of Mould's post-Huskers career.

Richard Hell and the Voidoids Blank Generation

19 nov 08

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Well, yes. But wasn't there already?

Neurosis A Sun That Never Sets

19 nov 08

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I go against the grain; for me, Neurosis (and here in particular) really make my balls roll very, very far. Respect, of course, but what a drag and how heavy. The same goes for Isis and their post-metal buddies. Maybe it's because they are bands that are not strictly but still somewhat metal? Transcendental bricks like Earth2 or certain things from SunnO)) definitely tear my intimate parts less.