Dott. Fottermeier

DeRank ™: 4,91

DeAge™ : 7311 days • Here since 4 june 2006

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Sigur Rós Takk

10 oct 07

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mediocre, but they were better than the previous ones...

Miles Davis Relaxin' With Miles Davis Quintet

10 oct 07

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I said damn, what a record! And to think that in a venue a DJ dared to play it as background music for happy hour. I broke all his teeth, I had to do it. Miles would have been proud of me.

John Coltrane Ascension

10 oct 07

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Woah!! Free Jazz to the nth degree. Together with that of Ornette Coleman, these are two of the absolute peaks of the genre. Absolutely devastating.

This CD was given to me under false pretenses, as if it were something incredible, but there's much better stuff out there. Sure, they’ve updated their sound, which is much drier and tighter now, not getting too lost in sonic elaborations, but in my opinion, these Kinski are missing the spark!

Army Of Anyone Army Of Anyone

9 oct 07

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Damn, I didn’t know the DeLeo brothers had put together another band! Great tip, I’ll get my hands on it and then submit it to my strict and indisputable judgment.

Pino Daniele Che Dio Ti Benedica

9 oct 07

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"Fatte 'na Pizza," a double-sided song? And what would the other hidden meaning be? I even tried to listen to it backwards, but no satanic message came out..what a shame!

Alice in Chains Jar of Flies

8 oct 07

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That Kobain with a K honestly eludes me, just like the fact that you didn't mention "No Excuses"! One of the most beautiful lyrics by AIC is definitely "Down In A Hole," written by Cantrell but tailored for Staley; it still gives chills today if you think about how things turned out.

Heathen Victims Of Deception

5 oct 07

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Thank you, Trell! This Reverend Jones is a truly unsettling character. And if we want to be completely honest, the photo of the mass suicide induced by the so-called reverend is also the cover of the second Nailbomb album "Proud To Commit Commercial Suicide..." and the circle is complete.

Swayzak Loops From The Bergerie

4 oct 07

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Well, this CD has never really convinced me that much, and in fact I put it after "Snowboarding in Argentina" and "Groovetchnology". In my opinion, Swayzak are in the "leader" position in their genre, but here I find them a bit "followers." Clear, right?