Dennis_G_Druzhin

Name: Dennis_G_Druzhin
Member Since: May 10, 2003
Rank: 6544
Average Vote Received: Correct (4.00, 4 votes)
Rated 1252 releases, average: 4.39
Location: Vladivostok, Russia
Profile: I'm an Ex-pilot.

My battle plane was destroyed by the traitors (a.k.a. fucking rats)

I'm still here, but I can't fly/mote anymore. Thanks to a few REAL friends I am unbanned on a FEW forums. Not sure if it will last, however:))

MY COLLECTION INFO:
COPY KILLS MUSIC!
All items I listed are originals. However I would NOT make any MP3 or whatever copies under any request. Pls.respect the artists and buy proper artworks. Thank you.

MARKETPLACE INFORMATION:
Pls. note that I'm not selling anything from my collection. I won't do MP3s either, sorry.

Reasonable offers for items from my wantlist are welcomed. I guarantee qucik response and PayPal payment

ATTENTION DISCOGS SELLERS:
Yes, I'm a demanding customer and always leave my feedback. So pls. be true in your records gradings and provide level of services (including packing) which you promised to me.
Pls. double-check with the postoffice BEFORE allowing me to place an order. I mostly order much media and only want registered mail (CDs WITH the jewelcases)
I only order CDs, pls let me know if I chose any other media by mistake.

SPECIAL ATTENTION CANADA SELLERS: Seems like post Canada can not meet my requests or requires crazy postage fee. In the future I'll try to avoid orders shipped from Canada, unless you can provide registered shipment for a reasonable price. Pls let me know if I order from you by some mistake.

Once again: I always leave my feedback.
Make sure to leave yours.

Good luck.

Buyer Rating:

93.8% positive (32 ratings)

Dennis_G_Druzhin's groups (9)

Reviews:

Vanishing, The - Still Lifes Are Failing - 31-Aug-05 07:57 AM
Every time a female-vocalized retro-inspired electro release appears, people start speculating about Adult. Well, I wish Adult.’s last opuses sounded any close to this album. Sure, one can hear it’s a remake with all that pounding dirty electro beats, punk vocals and cacophonous saxophone (Tuxedomoon now?:). Plus, as any imitation, it’ll never reach the original quality of emotion. And what we really get here is not a ‘horror disco’ at all, but a nice 'product' developed to catch the attention of all camps of goth, electro and post-punk consumers. However, it’s a good solution if you’ve ever been ‘The Birthday Party’ fan who just wishes to dance or just wants a soundtrack for a night driving in a sport car. And it’s at least catchy.