The only name that can compete with Ajeje Brazorf more
Ahahaahahahah! more
If he managed to reach that age, my life expectancy increases significantly. more
David Skuse, violinist, and Lev Liberman, flutist, were street performers in the mid-'70s in Berkeley, California. They were joined by David Julian Gray on clarinet, mandolin, lute, and violin, Greg Carageorge on double bass, and Laurie Chastain on violin, first becoming the Sarajevo Folk Ensemble and then, indeed, Klezmorim. One of the first bands to blend Klezmer, jazz, and improvisation with a festive and danceable approach: not surprisingly, they started out playing at parties and weddings. more
A nice character.
They've done some mischief, but oh well, they're kids... more
The eruption of the electric guitar more
The guitarist looks like the drummer from Nirvana. more
A fundamental author of sociological, satirical, political, and economic fiction. A versatile writer, as well as a literary agent and magazine editor. more
"ATTENTION, THE TOW TRUCK IS COMING!...MAKE WAY FOR THE TOW TRUCK!" more
The dickhead inside the Oasis. more
I prefer him by far to his brother. more
That silly and straightforward joke that we occasionally need. more
But she has a nice little piggy face... more
A masterpiece of adventurous and inner Fs. Virtuosic, experimental, unpredictable, overwhelming. It could only be written by... Bester. more
Lunar music for earthly ears. more
But damn, in one day he's already had two reviews... not even the new AC/DC has stirred up such pens. It must be April Fool's Day, there’s no other explanation. more
"As if by magic, she rises at night, walking silently with her eyes still closed, as if she were following a magical song, and on the swing, she returns to dreaming."
For me, along with Area and Banco, the greatest of Italian prog. more
1989...import record store MusicPower...caught between Hair Metal and mainstream Thrash...to shake things up, Louder Than Love finally arrives! more
One of the best Power Pop albums of the new millennium. 14 perfect tracks. Not for the masses... what a shame... more
Good album, with which Wareham and company wrap up their activities, before returning after (well) fifteen years with a cover album. The slow and stylish rock of Malibu love nest sticks immediately in your head. more