bjork68

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DeAge™ : 7312 days • Here since 3 june 2006
The Chemical Brothers Come With Us
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beautiful but I prefer "surrender".
Cerrone Brigade Mondaine
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Hi Iside, I really don't remember Rockollection, Pop Muzic was sung by a certain M,I Tom Tom Club, I remember Sheila and B Devotion and the others too. No, I would never buy a 70s disco music CD, for heaven's sake :-)
Jay-Z The Kingdom Come
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The only thing about past albums is that they must meet unusually high standards to be considered successful... right from the first line... the only thing that? his statesmanlike perspective on the songs... statesman?? his lyrics explore the repercussions of Hurricane Katrina while hitting out at Bush's management... even here, what could you have meant? certain moments repeated twice. hail... who knows! SURREAL
Whitesnake In The Shadow Of The Blues Live
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This is more than a review; it's an indictment, a declaration of contempt towards Coverdale. Reviewing without even listening can be done just with Pausini and Al Bano and co., and on top of that, you're not funny. El Minchia and the Punisher at least critique while having fun; in your writing, only anger comes through, there's not a hint of irony. I don't know the album, of the Whitesnake I only know well "Come and Get It," and it didn't strike me as a masterpiece but neither as crap.
Tangerine Dream Green Desert
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Great review. I don't know this album by Tangerine.
The Doors The Doors
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I absolutely prefer live because they gave their best live. I do media.
The Doors The Doors
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enthusiastic yet somewhat confused review. For me, it’s the most beautiful studio album by the Doors since "absolutely live."
Cerrone Brigade Mondaine
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yes pretazzo the lips inc of funkytown! beautiful
Cerrone Brigade Mondaine
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There was also the Michael Zager Band with "Let's all chance" that was all the rage, "From here to Eternity" by Giorgio Moroder, a South Tyrolean from Ortisei.
Cerrone Brigade Mondaine
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Now I challenge Iside :-) to remember Gino Soccio, an Italian Canadian who made waves in '79 with "Dancer" and "The Visitors" (the latter is part of the soundtrack of Fellini's film "City of Women").