Larrok

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DeAge™ : 7249 days • Here since 5 august 2006

Queen A Kind of Magic

17 oct 09

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Jack Daniel's, you say "the artistic value depends primarily on what it manages to convey, and what it manages to convey changes from person to person" so the only conceivable conclusions that arise from your thesis are 2: either it's impossible to give an artistic evaluation of any work since judgments are purely subjective, or artistic value is measured by the number of people who feel emotions when listening to a particular album. In my opinion, reducing everything to "de gustibus" flattens the conversation to two parallel lines that never meet. If everything is relative, anyone can tell me that even the Spice Girls or the Backstreet Boys, from their perspective, are musical geniuses.

Queen A Kind of Magic

16 oct 09

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No Bonzo, I mean, I can play it but I'm clumsy.

Live Throwing Copper

16 oct 09

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"Images & Words" is from '92, just like "Hybris".

Queen A Kind of Magic

16 oct 09

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the anti-alternative is the fool of conformity

Quentin Tarantino Kill Bill Vol. 1

16 oct 09

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I'm sorry, but I can't access external links. If you provide the text you'd like translated, I'd be happy to help!

Queen A Kind of Magic

14 oct 09

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Yes, but if the music is poor, there's little to discuss about the soundtrack; in other words, you can't convince me that shit smells good just because it was used to fertilize a field from which excellent tomatoes will grow—it's still just shit.

Boards Of Canada Geogaddi

14 oct 09

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Masterpiece of originality, surprising sounds, album to be listened to strictly with headphones, magical.

Queen A Kind of Magic

14 oct 09

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Well, for me comparisons can definitely be made, and they don't necessarily have to lead to value judgments ("x is better or worse than y")...I don't know, for example, comparing the poetic styles of Neil Young and Springsteen, or comparing the psychedelia of the Velvet Underground to that of the Mercury Rev...I don't think we should deprive ourselves of this opportunity, after all, human knowledge is born from the comparison of different experiences.