Roby86

DeRank ™: 2,82

DeAge™ : 7367 days • Here since 8 april 2006

Daryl Hall John Oates H2O

12 feb 10

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The only songs I'm familiar with from this album are "Maneater" and "Family Man"... great tracks (by the way, I didn't know that "Family Man" was a cover!). I’m happy to give the rest a listen as well - Currently, the only two Hall & Oates albums I know inside out are "Big Bam Boom" and "Ooh Yeah!", since I have them on vinyl.

Cutting Crew Broadcast

7 feb 10

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I listened to the album that I temporarily obtained through 'unofficial' means... what can I say? Obviously, one listen isn’t enough to make a definitive judgment (so for now, I won't give it a rating). Anyway, it's a decidedly valid pop/rock product: among the various tracks, I prefer the livelier and more rhythmic ones ("One For The Mockingbird," "Died In Your Arms," "Fear Of Falling," and "The Broadcast")... in summary, I agree with your review. - PS: I found, on YouTube, the two you recommended from their next album... "Brag" is wonderful!

UFO Lights Out

7 feb 10

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Another great page today, on the homepage! As for the UFOs, I'll copy/paste from the previous review published: <they are definitely good at their kind, but they 'take' me very little. At first, they excite (I add: or is Schenker the one who excites?), but after a handful of songs, I have to move on to something else!>

Cutting Crew Broadcast

7 feb 10

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Great page as always, PierPaolo... in this regard, you never miss a beat. Out of this group, like many I imagine, I only know the famous "(I Just) Died In Your Arms": truly a gem in the pop/rock realm. I'm really curious to listen to the rest of the album: if it's up to the same standards, it's definitely a must-have! Great mention then... thanks for bringing them back to my mind.

Status Quo Piledriver

4 feb 10

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Welcome to Debaser: great first review... full of personality and attachment to the band. Honestly, the Quo don’t blow my mind. I'm not saying they're not a good band, but they do get a bit tiresome for me in the long run. Still, one can't deny that Rossi & co. are sincere and genuine, quite the opposite... - I have this album on vinyl, and it’s been ages since I last listened to it. I just jumped on YouTube and revisited it for a moment. The best moments, for me, are the softer ones (like, for example, the excellent "A Year").

Mike Judge Beavis & Butt-head

3 feb 10

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With this review, you made me rediscover them... honestly, the few times I watched them on MTV (so 15 years ago), I didn't like them: obviously, this was due to my young age. I had pretty much removed them from my mind, but watching them today left a decidedly positive impression on me. Huge shoutout to Elio and Faso for the voice acting, they crack me up... the previous voice actors aren’t bad either, but I see that the dialogues in the early seasons are sometimes pretty messed up (the 'morning wood' turning into 'l'aurora nel bosco' is unbearable!).

Van der Graaf Generator Godbluff Live 1975

3 feb 10

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Great review as always, Giona... I’m not familiar with this live (but the vote based on trust would be five stars, with honors!)

UFO No Heavy Petting

22 jan 10

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Great review Pibroch, as usual... they are definitely good in their genre, but they don’t quite 'grab' me. At first, they excite me, but after a handful of tracks, I have to move on to something else!

Quiet Riot Condition Critical

20 jan 10

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I know "Metal Health" quite well, and I consider it an excellent album. If, as you say, this album follows closely behind... then it will be a must for me to give it a listen, sooner or later!

Eric Clapton Me And Mr. Johnson

20 jan 10

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I listened to it some time ago... it seemed a bit flat to me. In my opinion, Clapton has been definitely 'down in the dumps' in the studio for at least 4-5 years... live performances are a different story, as they always bring out the best of the great Slowhand!