bjork68

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DeAge™ : 7313 days • Here since 3 june 2006

Water The Second Day

22 nov 06

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Acid?? It honestly doesn't seem that way to me.... I don't know.... Well, if I had said swears or gratuitous insults. I just calmly asked you to tell us what to listen to... simple.

Water The Second Day

22 nov 06

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NickGhostdrake might have the kindness to tell us what we should listen to according to him and why only he is saved.

Bram Stoker Heavy Rock Spectacular

22 nov 06

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Ok. Thanks. I've heard of the Black Widow, of course, but I've never looked into it in depth.

Bram Stoker Heavy Rock Spectacular

22 nov 06

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of van der graaf's pawn hearts, I mean.

Bram Stoker Heavy Rock Spectacular

22 nov 06

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A curiosity: are they a poor copy of Van der Graaf Generator or something completely different? I don't know Black Widow and can't make comparisons.

Queen Queen in Nuce

22 nov 06

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I wanted to say enough with the queens, no to your reviews, don’t get me wrong.

Queen Queen in Nuce

22 nov 06

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no i queen no, robert fripp, enough!

Van Der Graaf Generator Pawn Hearts

22 nov 06

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You know, I think of Marillion, whom I appreciated in the '80s, but now, honestly... who knows. The talent and creativity of Genesis would never have been seen with the more sophisticated tools of NASA, I believe. Besides, Genesis weren't sad; Marillion are terribly so.

Van Der Graaf Generator Pawn Hearts

22 nov 06

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Well, if you have an aversion to albums conceived after '77 (I also feel this way about those before), just give me albums from the progressive golden era, that is '69-'74, but do include something—maybe some impressions or reflections on certain tracks that make you feel like you're in heaven, rather than a sterile list like the one I made since I have little imagination.