bjork68

DeRank ™: 0,24

DeAge™ : 7312 days • Here since 3 june 2006

Tempest Tempest / Living In Fear

11 dec 06

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"My friend" if this is your real name then you're in a bad spot... and anyway, face me here, don't send me useless private messages.

Tempest Tempest / Living In Fear

11 dec 06

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a review that makes you yawn and does not encourage you to buy the record, rather it urges you to avoid it. it’s a nice piece I observe you, you give 2, at most 3 to other people’s reviews, but yours don’t seem like masterpieces to me. that one on stairway to heaven then... all in all, you’re boring my friend, your reviews are boring, your posts are boring and pretentious, your nickname is boring and pretentious.

Oasis Stop The Clocks

11 dec 06

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I quote Dr. Fottermeier. Liam Gallagher is the biggest overrated jerk in history, with his guttural voice, and he also acts all cool, the big man. He would ruin a masterpiece, that phony. Better to let the little brother Noel sing, who, by the way, is nicer and more modest.

Green Day American Idiot

11 dec 06

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much better the review of THE PUNISHER, I highly recommend reading it, it's very informative and certainly not as dull as yours. Moreover, 9 million copies sold (9 million of morons?) do not turn crap into pure gold.

The Who Endless Wire

10 dec 06

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I'm sorry, but it looks like there was a misunderstanding. Please provide the text you'd like translated, and I'll be happy to help.

The Who Endless Wire

10 dec 06

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:o/

The Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground & Nico

10 dec 06

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Okay, santi_bailor, I understand perfectly.

The Who Endless Wire

10 dec 06

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I admit that lestobang is often excessive and over the top in his "art," but a little mental flexibility wouldn't hurt! After all, he didn’t criticize The Who and their entire work, just the album in question. Even if we have an endless adoration for an artist or a band, we should always have the mental clarity to recognize their missteps. Furthermore, this review could apply to a thousand other artists. Unfortunately, a large part of the historic bands has ended their careers with terrible albums, and there's nothing we can do about it. The important thing is not to take ourselves too seriously and to revisit the wonderful albums they created in the past, in this case The Who, like Tommy, Quadrophenia, etc.