Occulto Supersovrano

DeRank ™: 0,69

DeAge™ : 7304 days • Here since 11 june 2006

Generation X Generation X

17 jun 06

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I love Billy Idol with his tough and rebellious attitude (a legend from my childhood). I admit I don't have anything by Generation X, but I will look into it.

DIO Holy Diver

17 jun 06

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Now that I think about it, that priest also looks like Follini. They could maybe use him as an election poster.

I preferred Ronnie with Sabbath, but this cover is stunning (even though I preferred the satanic/anti-Christian interpretation). I knew a guy who had the colorful tattoo on his back! The review is great too; I read it with interest.

Primus Sailing The Seas Of Cheese

13 jun 06

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Great Les Claypool King of Slap Bass. Bands like this should be studied in school.

Limp Bizkit Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water

13 jun 06

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Good musicians, for heaven's sake, but their music is a mix of clichés and commonplaces, probably created with the advice of a team of marketing experts and sales techniques. All just to appeal to the pseudo-rebellious, cash-rich American teenagers.

Sublime Sublime

13 jun 06

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I would say that 40oz is less immediate and requires more listens to be fully appreciated, but it was the first album of theirs that I listened to and I have a fondness for it; the self-titled is objectively the most "refined" and catchy, a product of a band with quite a bit of experience under their belt. At this point, they had almost found the formula for the perfect song... I would have given it a 4.5 (and a 5 to 40oz) but since I can’t, it certainly deserves more of a 5 than a 4.

Europe Out of This World

12 jun 06

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Great Europe! Heroes of the 80s paninaro Rock. They deserve a 5 just for their big, teased hair!

Sublime Sublime

12 jun 06

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I like KRS-ONE quite a bit too; back in the day I wanted to find out who the hell this KRS-1 was and listened to some of his stuff, but it didn't grab me; 40oz is a great album, I would have reviewed that, but there was already a review...

Sublime Sublime

12 jun 06

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Indeed, the end of the guy was the classic junkie rockstar ending, but in my opinion, Sublime adhered to the punk ethic much more than one might think; it’s enough to say that, as good followers of the Do It Yourself philosophy, it took them 5 years and they had to found their own label (Skunk Records) before they could self-publish their first album, which sold about 20,000 copies in just a few years (and didn't have "official" distribution; it was only sold at their concerts).