DaveJonGilmour

DeRank ™: 1,09

DeAge™ : 7257 days • Here since 29 july 2006

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Kansas Song For America

22 dec 06

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Just the ocean... I said "of the standards," meaning the average, certainly not the peaks.

I doubt it.. I think that Zappa, Schulze, Bob Dylan, Pink Floyd (and the Grateful Dead themselves) have a greater quantity than the Beatles in terms of albums, live recordings, bootlegs, compilations, etc.. anyway, when I have time I'll check it better.

Grateful Dead Aoxomoxoa

22 dec 06

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And did the Beatles make more records?

Kansas Song For America

22 dec 06

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@surferkangaroo: sorry, but what do you have to object? That my latest reviews are worse than the old ones? That I’ve decided not to put in as much effort? Your comment seems like irony for its own sake; please clarify.

Grateful Dead Aoxomoxoa

22 dec 06

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Sorry, but in what sense do they have a discography second only to that of the Beatles?

Kansas Song For America

22 dec 06

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Ah Gugliè, tell the members not to worry if I don't show up on debaser until the beginning of January... it's in the party's strategies.

Justin Timberlake FutureSex/LoveSounds

22 dec 06

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in the series: voting without listening

Kansas Song For America

22 dec 06

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At Gugliè, I used to think you were just the spokesperson, but now I see the union has promoted you to statistician... congratulations! For the best wishes, I’ll defer to the end-of-year rally.

Kansas Song For America

22 dec 06

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To clarify, that Symphony X album is, for me, the best in their discography and one of the most beautiful works in prog-metal, while this one by Kansas isn't their finest and, in the progressive scene, isn't particularly significant... this is the explanation for my choices.