Johnny b.

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A Flock of Seagulls: A Flock of Seagulls

22 dec 17

Extraordinary album. A successful mix of Synthpop - New Wave - Post Punk, and Space Rock. A perfect meeting point between Quality (music for discerning listeners) and a consumer product.

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A Perfect Circle: Mer de noms

4 mar 18

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A Place to Bury Strangers: Exploding Head

14 apr 18

While waiting for a new Rock revolution, I'm more than happy to settle for small updates or evolutions. A reference-laden album to the core: MBV, J&MC, Sonic Youth, Joy Division, The Cure, NIN, Stooges, Big Black, Cramps, and Gun Club—some in massive doses, others in hit-and-run fashion, but all recognizable. When the outcome is such, long live the Revival. A round of applause for the production.

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AC/DC: Back in Black

24 jun 17

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Acetone: Cindy

21 jun 17

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Adolescents: Adolescents / Welcome to Reality / All by Myself

12 nov 17

Epic slogans à la Clash, catchy choruses Ramones, nihilism Sex Pistols, and 70s Hard Rock guitar solos. We're in 1981; Punk wasn't dead, it was simply transforming and evolving. Kids of the Black Hole, a manifesto song. It’s a capital punishment not to have followed up on this Punk gem.

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Aereogramme: Sleep and Release

21 jun 17

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Agnostic Front: Liberty & Justice for...

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Agnostic Front: Liberty and Justice For ...

16 mar 18

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Agnostic Front: Cause for Alarm / Victim in Pain

16 mar 18

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Alcest: Souvenirs d'un autre monde

25 jun 17

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Alice in Chains: Unplugged (DVD)

28 jun 17

It’s not easy to express a judgment without getting emotional. I waited an entire day for the news that they were broadcasting this Unplugged on TV. Just listening is enough to understand that technique and perfection don't mean much when compared to the emotions that Staley conveyed to me with his thread of a voice. The most moving moment was his entrance—skinny, wearing sunglasses, the sincere applause of the audience, him starting to sing, and another round of applause even louder than the previous one. This moment and the concluding "Where did you sleep last night" by Cobain are the two most emotional moments I have ever witnessed. They were leaving us, and raise your hand if you didn’t realize that it was a goodbye, not a farewell. The way and dignity with which they did it make these two unique moments even more precious to me.