Roby86

DeRank ™: 2,82

DeAge™ : 7368 days • Here since 8 april 2006

Judas Priest Turbo

10 jul 06

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I've never disliked it. Of course, it's one of the most different from the Judases... undoubtedly the most influenced by the '80s. But I find it light and quite enjoyable.

I have the record but I hardly ever listen to it. Unfortunately, I just can't digest Bowie in this guise... undeniably there are good ideas, but they are nothing (or almost nothing) compared to what he will do later. I still give the album a passing grade because it's still David Bowie [and excuse me if that's not much :-) ]

Free Heartbreaker

10 jul 06

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Great review. I agree!

David Sylvian Words With The Shaman

8 jul 06

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Oh, but do these fucking anonymous faggots have to be a pain in the ass everywhere?

Herbert Scale

8 jul 06

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It must be incredibly pleasant to listen to... so I'll get it as soon as possible. I join the regards of Sfascia Carrozze and Jim Morrisono.

Asia Aqua

7 jul 06

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Ahahah the anonymous comments. If they didn't exist, they would have to be invented. Between one saying it's crap music because the cover is tacky (yeah, it kind of is) and the other saying the review is noisy because it's long, all I can do is have a good laugh :-)

Asia Aqua

7 jul 06

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It's a pop where keyboards play a fundamental role. But these aren't the synths used by traditional '80s bands: they're the same keyboards used by groups from the previous decade (of course, though, with a decidedly more commercial purpose!)

The Alan Parsons Project Eve

7 jul 06

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I only vaguely remember the album as I listened to it at a friend's house a long time ago... but you've sparked my desire to rediscover it with this excellent review!