Occulto Supersovrano

DeRank ™: 0,69

DeAge™ : 7304 days • Here since 11 june 2006

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Mission Of Burma Vs

20 nov 06

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Stratospheric record and spot-on review.

Pixies Doolittle

20 nov 06

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One of the albums I have listened to the most, an epochal masterpiece. However, the review is rather mediocre.

The best films about Vietnam are well known; as for the WORST, I would mention "Hamburger Hill": dreadful! An authentic snapshot of Reaganite philosophy; the quote to remember: "we are Marines! We don't start wars, we finish them!". Avoid it like the plague.

AA.VV. Platoon (Soundtrack)

15 nov 06

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Nice film and a decent soundtrack; however, if we compare it to the true masterpieces of the genre ("Apocalypse Now" and "Full Metal Jacket"), it definitely comes up short, both as a film and in terms of music. Good review, although a bit tangled.

Screaming Trees Uncle Anesthesia

8 nov 06

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Regarding the cover: it is the work of Mark Ryden, a famous American artist; on his website, you can see other of his definitely "sick" works Mark Ryden

Screaming Trees Uncle Anesthesia

8 nov 06

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A great album that I listened to for a long time; I fully share your preferences for the songs (to which I also add "Beyond This Horizon"). And the cover is simply fantastic.

Easy Star All-Stars Radiodread

6 nov 06

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I liked "The Dub Side Of The Moon" much more; there's little notable in this one... but to say that "Ok Computer" is superior to "Dark Side..." is at least a bold claim. Anyway, nice review.

The Flaming Lips Clouds Taste Metallic

1 nov 06

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For me, it's the last decent album of the band, although not on par with their previous works; from here begins the downward trajectory, which continues all the way to the recent (and incredibly boring) "Yoshimi" and "At War..."

Jerry Lee Lewis Last Man Standing

26 oct 06

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Great review, comprehensive and thorough. Jerry Lee Lewis is a living legend!

Oysterhead The Grand Pecking Order

25 oct 06

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I didn't particularly like it; I prefer Claypool's other projects. It's definitely not a bad album, but given the caliber of the band members, you might have expected something more: many great ideas but few truly significant songs. However, "shadow of a man" is, in my opinion, one of the best tracks, worthy of Primus, not at all "less successful."