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DeRank ™: 1,47

DeAge™ : 7322 days • Here since 25 may 2006

Melvins (A) Senile Animal

16 sep 06

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It is with a heavy heart that I say this, but this review, perhaps amusing (though not for me), makes absolutely no sense at all.

Finley Tutto E' Possibile Summer Edition

15 sep 06

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"What do you think?" ------> I think that those who don’t fart at the intercom don’t enjoy life.
"Ah, the Finley at full blast." ----> finally! I was about to kick the bucket because I hadn't seen them in our evening plans.

Finley Tutto E' Possibile Summer Edition

15 sep 06

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Be patient: rumors suggest that Poletti has been busy writing the encyclopedia of cinema, cuisine, and mushrooms. There’s enough for everyone.

Finley Tutto E' Possibile Summer Edition

15 sep 06

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Not only when I zoom by in my convertible, chest puffed out and totally flashy, yelling at the prostitutes on the highway that they're whores.

Finley Tutto E' Possibile Summer Edition

15 sep 06

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Here’s what I found:
"Meshuggah: directly from the cold Swedish landscape comes the mephitic whip-crack of Meshuggah. To be clear, the undersigned critic doesn’t know much about metal, but Meshuggah have devastated the precepts of thrash, death, and hitech, but only because it too ends with an H. The splatter rhetoric supported by furious odd time signatures borrowed from the Beatles makes them one of the bands that embodies a mix of the annihilating Scandinavian Nordic landscape and the massacre of Charles Manson. They have influenced Aphex Twin."

Finley Tutto E' Possibile Summer Edition

15 sep 06

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@ Regularjoan: so you found the man (and the dealer) of your life.
@ Jim: Yes jim how nice! And then give her a love letter with the review of velvet underground & nico by Poletti inside. We would discover eternal love together, as well as the house music of the '60s.

The Blood Brothers ...Burn, Piano Island, Burn

15 sep 06

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Let's elect the wildest debaseriano!!!!

Finley Tutto E' Possibile Summer Edition

15 sep 06

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Yes, but it’s very conventional aside from the Poletti encyclopedia. Maybe you want something more bizarre and unconventional, like I don't know, an evening getting high together, or sleeping at the train station. Or jumping straight to the butterfly collection without any introductions. Anyway, I’ll give the Polettian exhibition a try... :-)