Occulto Supersovrano

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DeAge™ : 7304 days • Here since 11 june 2006

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Wipers Is It Real?

16 feb 07

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great album (and great band), but I prefer "youth of america"

AA.VV. Judgment Night: Music From The Motion Picture

13 feb 07

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A big thank you to everyone who read and/or commented! @oceansize: about the Rage, I read that the tracklist for this album was supposed to include a song by Tool and RATM ("Can't Kill The Revolution") that was later removed. What a shame. @sfascia: I agree with you, Helmet + HOP totally rock. @Lethe: it may not be an epoch-making masterpiece, but I didn't mind that song from the Anthrax - Public Enemy pairing...

Operation Ivy Energy

11 feb 07

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I agree with you: this is a true masterpiece. However, I wouldn't define "the crowd" as a rockabilly piece (not at all). And in "bad town," there’s the sax, but it doesn't seem enough to call it jazz...

Righeira La Musica Electronica

7 feb 07

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the televideo style cover is remarkable

Tool Lateralus

7 feb 07

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my favorite is Aenima, but still, there are gems here too: "the grudge," "parabol/parabola," and "Lateralus" are masterpieces.

I Corvi Un Ragazzo Di Strada

7 feb 07

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the first "bad guys" of Italian beat; However, poor Alfredo met a terrible end: they forgot him in the van (parked under the sun) and he left his feathers there!

Laberinto Freakeao

7 feb 07

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interesting, as soon as I can I listen to them...

MewithoutYou Brother, Sister

3 feb 07

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Well, I agree with you; I don't reject any topic a priori; in fact, I'm always interested in exploring perspectives different from my own... however, it's also fair to engage with the message that the work communicates to you and possibly disagree with it. Anyway, I also listen to reggae, where often Rastafarianism takes on tones of true fanaticism; but, even though I don't share those ideas, I like the music and the style. The group in question may have negatively impacted me because, on first listen, they seem to mimic the Cure, contaminating it with a background that is completely foreign to those atmospheres... maybe if I had a friend with a car who repeatedly plays their music for me, I would gradually come to appreciate them too :D

MewithoutYou Brother, Sister

3 feb 07

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I am aware of the difference between having faith in the church and the clergy and having faith in God; in fact, I would never dream of condemning a believer simply because I am an atheist. But the fact is that listening to music of this kind gives me the unpleasant feeling that there is a more or less hidden attempt to, I won't say convert me, but at least influence me with certain ideas. Perhaps I am also biased, but to me, Christian rock in general seems nothing more than an appendix of the usual ecclesiastical proselytism...

MewithoutYou Brother, Sister

3 feb 07

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You're right, it's a matter of taste. Personally, I have an innate aversion to anything that could be defined as christian rock (or christian metal). I can't even say I'm unfamiliar with certain anti-clerical positions I've developed over the years after various personal experiences. Obviously, such a group doesn't sit well with me. I had already heard something from them some time ago, and I didn't like their music, even though I knew nothing of their "philosophy." Then I read this review (which, I reiterate, is very well written), and having framed the group, I couldn't hold back from pouncing on it. Anyway, everyone is free to listen to what they want, and I don't want to judge anyone's listening choices.