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Soundgarden Superunknown

10 jul 06

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BEAUTIFULAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!! CHAMPIONS!!!!!!!

John Coltrane My Favorite Things

10 jul 06

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Ah! Here the mystery is revealed... ;-)

Ministry Rio Grande Blood

10 jul 06

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BEAUTIFUL REGULAAAAAAAAR!!!!! WELCOME BACK! :-)))

John Coltrane My Favorite Things

10 jul 06

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Renè, there's something that doesn't add up: "The Sound of Music" is from...1965!!! :-D

Circle Jerks Group Sex

9 jul 06

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@ Leo & Ramona: out of curiosity, what do you find better in the Jerks compared to the Germs?

Scraping Foetus Off The Wheel Hole

9 jul 06

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mmm...I miss this...I will get it when it starts getting cold again: industrial, in the summer months, I really struggle to handle it...Oh yes, I am sensitive to the weather! Anyway, a passionate review (like all those from Festwka!) :-D

Joy Division Unknown Pleasures

8 jul 06

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Magone. New Dawn Fades and Day of the Lords on the shields.

The Who Quadrophenia

8 jul 06

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The review is touching, but the album has always left a bitter taste in my mouth... I've always found it grandiloquent and self-congratulatory, not to mention that the second album practically sounds the same from beginning to end! Nevertheless, the verse of "Cut my Hair" is beautiful!

John Coltrane My Favorite Things

8 jul 06

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So many memories this album brings! Wonderful. I completely resonate with your analysis, Renè... truly moving. An album I played a lot and haven’t listened to in a while... Perfect for those dreary autumn afternoons, perhaps with a nice cup of hot tea... @Symbad: Mary Poppins is from '64, so I don’t think the theme of the title track is inspired by that movie. :-)

Circle Jerks Group Sex

8 jul 06

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Oh, we were missing the Circle Jerks! A necessary comeback. This is definitely a little classic of old-school hc, even though the Germs remain several steps above (for the skill of the members, the variety of moods and solutions, the expressiveness, the maturity, the depth, etc.). "Beverly Hills" is evocative, but the best comes in the final part: the last 5/6 songs take your breath away.