Dott. Fottermeier

DeRank ™: 4,91

DeAge™ : 7310 days • Here since 4 june 2006

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Anthrax Black Lodge

25 jun 08

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While I'm not a big fan of "The Sound Of White Noise," I must say that this is truly deserving.

Guns N'Roses Chinese Democracy

23 jun 08

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Nonexistent review of an album that was never released by a band that doesn’t exist.

Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. Myth Of The Love Electrique

19 jun 08

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Kawabata Makoto rulez.

Cold Sun Dark Shadows

17 jun 08

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Mom, mom come read the review that that crazy Tollani wrote! Damn..what a review..damn. But I can't find anything about the cd in question (for now).

The Raconteurs Consolers Of The Lonely

9 jun 08

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You reviewed this little disk well, which I don't mind at all; in fact, I believe I am one of the few who prefers Jack White with the Raconteurs rather than the White Stripes... maybe it's because he's in the company of people who know how to play? Also, I wanted to say something else, but I forgot what it was.

Coldplay Viva La Vida or Death And All His Friends

8 jun 08

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But don’t talk nonsense, the real successors of the Beatles are Balotelli and Iaquinta.

Tractor Tractor

8 jun 08

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This had slipped my mind! As usual, a smooth and interesting review. The much-lauded White Stripes owe a lot to bands like this one; just listen to the riffs of the previous "The Way We Live," where you can notice a certain resemblance (just a bit) to those of dear Jack White.

David Fincher Se7en

8 jun 08

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mmmm...I don’t know, in my opinion Fincher has portrayed Giulio Andreotti in an imprecise way in this film...or is this not the film?

Ridley Scott American Gangster

7 jun 08

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@Squonimo: sorry, but that line in the movie isn't said by Joe Pesci, but by a sort of comedian who is performing his cabaret show in the place where the "goodfellas" used to gather... but this time you're forgiven.

Mudhoney The Lucky Ones

7 jun 08

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What kind of world would it be without Mudhoney? These four guys seem to have made a pact with the devil; twenty years later, they haven't lost an ounce of their reckless attitude, and they seem more inspired than ever. This work is rawer and more straightforward compared to "Under A Billion Suns," which had a slightly psychedelic touch and a cleaner sound. But they've hit the mark once again. God Save Mudhoney.