Dott. Fottermeier

DeRank ™: 4,91

DeAge™ : 7311 days • Here since 4 june 2006

Prodigy Invaders Must Die

7 may 09

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In the end, you’re right; the sound hasn't changed a bit, and some songs are a bit too simple... for example, I would have stretched "Take Me To The Hospital" quite a bit. Of course, the "Narcotic Suite" was something else entirely. But it’s definitely very enjoyable to listen to.

TV Buddhas III

4 may 09

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How is it possible that no one (myself included) knows them? I'll go, kill them, and come back.

Jack London Martin Eden

3 may 09

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Bartle, I was cleaning up the texts on my phone the other day, and I found one from Mala strongly recommending this book! From how people are talking about it, it must be one of those novels that you don't easily forget, so I'm adding it to my list, also for Trell... I owe it to him.

The Almighty Powertrippin'

1 may 09

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And who can forget the "Wrench" video.........."Whose side are you on??"

The Almighty Powertrippin'

30 apr 09

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Damn, what have you pulled out!! Just a few weeks ago, in a moment of nostalgia, I downloaded it, but clearly the effect this CD had on me over 15 years ago has faded a long time ago. I followed them up to the next "Crank" from '94, where, of course, like 90% of the bands of the time, they "pantherized" their sound. After that, nothing...

Acrimony Tumuli Shroomaroom

26 apr 09

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mmm.. indeed the review leaves a lot to be desired. I didn't appreciate this work right away; first I had to break down a mental wall that made me think that proper stoner could only be played in the California desert. @Michoos: what's the CD in question?

Tesla Mechanical Resonance

24 apr 09

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In addition to recommending the film mentioned by THESPIRIT (it can be found entirely on YouTube, in English with Italian subtitles), I also suggest the biography of Margaret Cheney "A Man Out of Time," which perfectly outlines the figure of that scoundrel Thomas Edison, who exploited Tesla's brilliant ideas to then claim them as his own and take all the accolades. In 1943, the U.S. Supreme Court acknowledged Tesla’s patent for the radio, but for some reason, almost no one seems to be aware of it, especially in Italy.

Tesla Mechanical Resonance

23 apr 09

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The next ones will be better than this, and indeed "Psychotic Supper" is my favorite... it's a pity they've been so underrated. And anyway, Nikola Tesla is one of my personal idols, as you can infer from my picture :)