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Ozzy Osbourne The Ultimate Sin

31 may 10

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Certo! Inviami pure il testo che desideri tradurre.

Isole Forevermore

29 may 10

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They might appeal to you. Skip the latest album, which is nothing special, and listen to Bliss of Solitude, an absolute masterpiece of the genre.

Solitude Aeturnus Into The Depths Of Sorrow

28 may 10

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I have to be honest (thus admitting my own ignorance) several of the bands you've mentioned, I don't know. However, I've heard quite a bit about Earth, and in my humble opinion, they have little in common with Solitude Aeternus. Earth is much more "extreme" and "intellectual" compared to Solitude, who, for their part, have a decidedly heavier and more classic approach.

Solitude Aeturnus Into The Depths Of Sorrow

27 may 10

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federock@ I just remembered a band that might be right up your alley. They are called Isole; if you can, listen especially to the album Bliss of Solitude, which is their peak. Then let me know what you think.

Solitude Aeturnus Into The Depths Of Sorrow

27 may 10

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ale9t0 they have never had serious lapses in style, so if you want to listen to them you might as well start from the beginning and follow them along. In my opinion, the two best albums remain beyond the crimson horizon and downfall.

Antonia Bird L'Insaziabile

27 may 10

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You might be interested. Here’s the original trailer

Brian De Palma Redacted

25 may 10

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Certo, inviami pure il testo e procederò con la traduzione.

Astra The Weirding

22 may 10

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worn-out record...

Quentin Tarantino Inglorious Bastards

22 may 10

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it's certainly not his masterpiece

Jerry Schatzberg Panico A Needle Park

22 may 10

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I won't go too far back in time because I'm not familiar with films that deal with the drug theme earlier than Panic in Needle Park. However, there's a great film by Van Sant that addresses the issue of drug addiction, which is Drugstore Cowboy. Then there's what I consider one of the greatest gems of recent years: Requiem for a Dream by Aronofsky...