Pibroch

DeRank ™: 2,00

DeAge™ : 7402 days • Here since 5 march 2006

Alessandro Manzoni I promessi sposi

20 jan 09

Voto:

I love (unlike good Green) personal experiences in a review; and this one is great, whether you share it or not. And then praise our big pond too. I haven't read it, except for the snippets I studied distractedly in high school; I can't vote based on those.

Scorpions Blackout

18 jan 09

Voto:

Well, what an album! Wonderful "You give me all I need; and I’ll tell you that "Arizona" is amazing.

Alan White Ramshackled

17 jan 09

Voto:

True; perhaps "extraordinarily" is even excessive, but it conveys the idea, as I hinted in my review.

Alan White Ramshackled

17 jan 09

Voto:

Um... between you and me, all the yes-men of the moment are being reviewed, cool. I wouldn't say this falls among the listening priorities; too bad because he's a great drummer.

Michelangelo Antonioni Zabriskie Point

17 jan 09

Voto:

Well done, I'm finding you more and more likable; moreover, you stand up to criticism, which is no small feat. You write many things that I agree with, by the way. About the movie... meh! I didn't like it at all, but it's well known that I'm not a big fan of arthouse cinema; those silences usually drive me crazy. Just to note: I'm not saying it's bad, it's simply not a film for Pib. lol

Brandi Carlile The Story

14 jan 09

Voto:

Ah ah ah... come on, you’re not forced. :-D

Dream Theater Made In Japan - Official Bootleg

14 jan 09

Voto:

It must be incredibly heavy, moreover...

J.R.R. Tolkien Il Signore degli Anelli

14 jan 09

Voto:

You are nice, that's true, and you've written a perhaps immature yet absolutely personal review: in my opinion, the 3 + bonus points are fully justified. But no. No: he may be a "decent" (though I don't find him to be that at all) fantasy writer, but - a notable point - he created this genre (and to find someone who has been able to do the same, even to a minimal extent, as far as I've read, I might go back to Philip Pullman). A verbose book? Well, yes: but that's how it should be, it lays the historical and geographical foundations of another world. A masterpiece, in short. Ah, long live role-playing games!