Zarathustra

DeRank ™: 0,46

DeAge™ : 7356 days • Here since 21 april 2006

Led Zeppelin III

18 jul 06

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The mere presence of "Since I've Been Loving You" justifies the 5. Besides, the other tracks are legendary, except for "Out On The Tiles," which is still often played in concerts. With the Zep, you can't go wrong with a 5, at least until "Houses of The Holy."

Led Zeppelin Houses of the holy

18 jul 06

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Masterpiece. It's a pity about some less-than-stellar production choices, like the reverb and echo effects on Plant's voice in "The Song Remains The Same", which sound much better in the live context. This doesn't diminish the final rating in the slightest. A band in constant motion, capable of exploring a multitude of creative pathways without ever losing their identity, except for the misstep represented by "In Through the Out Door". Legendary, perhaps only the Floyd are better.

Led Zeppelin Four Symbols (IV)

18 jul 06

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Masterpiece album, too bad about "Misty Mountain Hop," which is definitely not on par with the other tracks. Well, everything has been said about the Zep by now, especially regarding the first six albums that are, without a doubt, milestones of rock. Rather, I would like to see a reassessment of an album overlooked by the general public, namely Presence, which I believe contains some truly remarkable insights.

Pearl Jam Ten

18 jul 06

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They are often grouped with Nirvana. In my opinion, Pearl Jam is light-years away in terms of technique, taste, and complexity of their music. "Alive" is one of the most beautiful songs ever written, in my view, for its lyrics and the power of the music, but the other songs are also noteworthy. Maybe I prefer "Yield," which has a handful of spine-tingling acoustic tracks, but for me, the overall level of their music is excellent.

Mario Venuti Magneti

18 jul 06

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I completely agree, even though I really don't like his music. However, what you say about the refinement of his pop is absolutely right. In particular, I fully agree with your comments about Ligabue, Tiromancino, Carmen Consoli, and Marlene Kuntz; the latter, in my opinion, worse than the former due to their intellectual poses. I just think the rating is a bit too high... let's say I wouldn't go beyond a three. Good job, anyway.

Kiss Creatures Of The Night

17 jul 06

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I have rarely listened to music of such low quality. And they look like monkeys...

AA.VV. Arancia Meccanica

17 jul 06

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Thank you for your interest.... :-)

AA.VV. Arancia Meccanica

17 jul 06

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Well, the soundtrack is fantastic; we must admit that Kubrick is a master at choosing music. "Eyes Wide Shut" comes to mind impulsively, a film that owes much, in my opinion, to the quality of the performers and, indeed, the soundtrack. As for the film itself, I struggle to express my thoughts; it seems to me, at first glance, a series of provocations... Could someone tell me the meaning, the sense, so to speak, of the protagonist's experience? That evil, in the end, cannot be eradicated? Someone enlighten me.

Grazia Di Michele Ragiona Col Cuore

17 jul 06

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I agree, the cover is awful. But did she really need to bash her own image to become a teacher on Amici di Maria de Filippi? The cases of life...

Don McLean American Pie

17 jul 06

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@Doctor J: Of course, these are points of view; however, it doesn't always repeat the same things; on the contrary, the text is very articulated. I recommend checking out the sites I suggested.