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Bjork, you're lucky. I have 23 :-D but wow, you're something else... I wanted to establish a very spiritual relationship (but come on :-P)... and you're talking about doing certain things... :-D

I really like these crazy and wacky things, but I remember that the songs on Double Nickels on the Dime all seemed the same to me :s

Bjork, if you have no prejudices against younger guys, will you marry me? :)

In the end, I read the review. But you made my stomach turn a bit when you said you dissed Sweet Child O' Mine. It's true that Guns were a rougher, dirtier, and grittier variation of hair metal bands, but when I think of those well-endowed women going crazy over those punky long-haired guys like Mötley Crüe and Poison, I really want to vomit... same effect when I think of the Guns, especially a song like Sweet Child O' Mine, which I consider very overrated due to a catchy riff that annoys for a minute and a half before Axl starts singing. Then to call these songs "ballads" just because they're titled "Sweet Child O' Mine”; Every Rose Has Its Thorn by Poison was a "ballad." The real great tracks from Appetite For Destruction were others: Welcome To The Jungle, It's So Easy, Paradise City, Nightrain, Rocket Queen... Sweet Child O' Mine just gives me itch today.

Bisius, I don't agree. C-grade rock is something else entirely. These wannabes, junkies, assholes, and whatever else, have, in their own way, entered the history of rock. Anyway, it will be a few more years before Appetite For Destruction makes its way back into my CD player.

Exactly, why do it?

Sanjuro, has Carmelo Bene been reincarnated in you?

I liked this one, for better or for worse, but I won't go beyond 3.5.

Poletti, you’ve discovered hot water... that the film was an unrestrained imitation was already evident in Tarantino's intentions, and it had already been pointed out by 800,000 critics, without considering this imitation a flaw. For me, the first part was terrible for other reasons. I didn't understand a damn thing, an hour and a half to two hours of cape and severed limbs, blood, etc... I only save the cartoon sequence and part of the soundtrack (including The Lonely Shepherd). The second volume has more of a "plot."