DaveJonGilmour

DeRank ™: 1,09

DeAge™ : 7258 days • Here since 29 july 2006

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Soft Machine Third

3 dec 06

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I don't find that Soft Machine mirrors Pink Floyd... have you listened to them?

Yes Yes

3 dec 06

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But do you know how to write? I bet you don't even know what a review is, since you haven't done any, idiot.

Yes Yes

3 dec 06

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Regarding the tracklist, I can't say, it's not my work. I like the album pretty much, I haven't rated it yet... I'll do it now.

Yes Yes

3 dec 06

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Thank you death..and then this is proto-prog :-)

Roger Waters Amused To Death

3 dec 06

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Why? Why did I give this album a 3? Or why did I say goodbye to you?

Roger Waters Amused To Death

3 dec 06

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Why? Why did I give this album a 3? Or why did I say goodbye to you?

Earth and Fire Song of the Marching Children

3 dec 06

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I have heard these names...

Oasis Definitely Maybe

3 dec 06

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The usual, yet another mess.

My Chemical Romance The Black Parade

3 dec 06

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just for that “Yeah” next to green day you deserve to be erased.

Emerson, Lake & Palmer Trilogy

3 dec 06

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So Sylvian: if progressive music imploded at a certain point, it’s certainly not the fault of the ELP; it’s due to the unfortunate arrival of punk, which turned the pure conception of music upside down and technically reduced it to allow access to the less capable, and that’s definitely a shortcoming (of punk, not of ELP!). The fact that much of the criticism considers progressive a minor genre in rock is a huge nonsense that you wanted to throw out (or maybe you let yourself get caught up only in Scaruffi's resentment towards Emerson?). If someone wanted to approach the prog scene, and you can ask anyone who understands music, they should really start with Emerson's Nice instead. And personally, I would like to ask you what genres your critics consider superior.