Album Rating: 4.5
Yeah yeah, glorified apologetic soundoff...but this is what we're getting.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Oh. Nice one. I haven’t checked this yet (will do) but I enjoy(ed) his previous material
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Album Rating: 4.5
Demon - if you liked his previous then you'll surely dig this to some degree.
It's fuller and better rounded than 'Sahar' overall I'd say...and I loved 'Sahar'.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Cool. I disagree with the premise of the summary when Eden Hazard still exists tho, lol
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Album Rating: 4.5
Hazard didn't quite fulfil his potential - Tamino still has time on his side ;p
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Album Rating: 3.0
😂 he’s a “the streets won’t forget” sort of guy
I’m biased (clearly) but I can just about count on one hand the players I’d rather watch (since circa ‘96), he was that special imo. Also, for all the hype the Belgian national team received in recent tournaments, he was the only one who performed at a “player of the tournament level” (KDB never did). It’s not his fault the rest weren’t up to it!
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Album Rating: 4.5
To be fair to him, injuries played a big part
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Album Rating: 3.0
Oh, at the end for sure. He would’ve cemented his legacy with Real otherwise. He didn’t “win enough” with Chelsea despite his performances (unlucky timing tbh). And it’s not his fault he was Belgian. He was more integral to every side he played in vs many of those who are maybe rated higher is all I’m saying
then again he was a dying breed, a maverick. We won’t see his like again imo. More Ronaldinho than CR7 (not original Ronaldo, because he was a special ‘natural talent’ too).
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Album Rating: 4.5
Yes, the modern stat obsessed/risk averse xG game is killing the desire to play maverick players, so there will certainly be fewer and fewer of them.
You're right, a player you'd pay to watch - with KDB I've always been aware that he doesn't actually have as many goal involvements as the hyperbole would have you believing, you wouldn't bet the mortgage on him finishing a more difficult chance.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Sure. Salah is a prime example of that for me. Great player tho.
and I’m sure it was in jest but I imagine people like Pangaea might have a counter argument re the Belgian thing in general 😆
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Album Rating: 3.5
I put this on on a whim the other day and liked it a lot, he clearly has matured a great deal. Hated his debut and couldn't stand the hype around it, didn't bother with his second album.
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Album Rating: 4.5
DePlazz - the debut is a bit more highs and relative lows I guess, more obviously Rufus Wainwright/Jeff Buckley flamboyant, but being someone drawn to folk/chamber pop myself I've really appreciated him going more in that direction, and it is a more muted and subtle style now - inc his approach to his vocals.
Some aren't fans, say he's gone too dry, but if you like this one then 'Sahar' would be similar.
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This sounds very interesting.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Hawks I think you’ll either find this amazing or a bit boring, and I can’t guess which :D
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Album Rating: 3.6 | Sound Off
aight nice one doofy
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Album Rating: 4.5
cheers man, glad you've rated this, album needs more ratings
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Album Rating: 3.0
yeah, not sure I’m digging this change in direction. In refining and perhaps “stripping back” his style, I feel like some individuality has been lost. It could simply be that Tamino is now leaning more on influences that are less appealing to me
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Album Rating: 4.5
He’s more doofcore than he started out so I love this…but I get it
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Hawks I think you’ll either find this amazing or a bit boring, and I can’t guess which :D
We shall find out this weekend at some point lol.
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Album Rating: 3.0
lol I definitely got more of a doofcore vibe here, I did think that while listening so not surprised you dig!
strong identifiable brand
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