Larrok

DeRank ™: 5,57

DeAge™ : 7250 days • Here since 5 august 2006

Duncan James Future Past

10 oct 06

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Birba, what enjoyment do you find in pretending to be someone you’re not? Do you actually like the criticisms that people make about the character you’ve invented? If so, that’s quite sad, just so you know. Anyway, I strongly urge you to stop posting useless reviews for the sake of it, because there are people who would appreciate seeing their reviews on the homepage for more than half an hour, and if idiots like you keep posting garbage nonstop, that will never be possible.

Premiata Forneria Marconi Photos Of Ghosts

9 oct 06

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Isis, if you love prog, this CD is at the highest levels, so I think that 5 euros are way too little to leave it in the trash bin... if you don't like it, that's a different story...

Premiata Forneria Marconi Photos Of Ghosts

9 oct 06

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The peaks of progressive rock pass through here... literally from tears...

Gotthard Mighty Quinn

6 oct 06

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Bisius, you misunderstood, I meant that Hush is included in the "best of" albums of Deep Purple because IT'S BY DEEP PURPLE AND NOT BY PINK FLOYD FOR FUCK'S SAKE!! Admit you said something stupid and let’s end it here, please.

Gotthard Mighty Quinn

6 oct 06

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or it's the best of Pink Floyd "Echoes" from 2002, mastered by a Moroccan who also included Hush by Deep Purple.

Gotthard Mighty Quinn

6 oct 06

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or "Very Best Deep Purple Album Ever" from 2001

Gotthard Mighty Quinn

6 oct 06

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Yes, it's "the very best of deep purple" released in 2002, which starts right with Hush.

Gotthard Mighty Quinn

5 oct 06

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In fact, the original song Hush was written by Joe South in 1967 and later brought to success by Deep Purple, but there’s no trace of such a song regarding the PF.

Gotthard Mighty Quinn

5 oct 06

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The Floyd were never hard rock; rather, they were psychedelic space rock, which has nothing to do with Gotthard (whom I appreciate anyway), and Hush was written by Deep Purple in 1968 and reached 4th place on the charts in the U.S.A.; the Floyd have never even done a cover of it, so I don't know what your sources are (I'd be curious to know them), but you've made a huge mistake.