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Cartaceo I have it ★★★★★

Naoki Urasawa: Monster

6 sep 16

The best manga ever...

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madcat
30 apr 17

One of the best without a doubt, top 5 at least.

Cartaceo I have it ★★★★★

Naoki Urasawa: 20th Century Boys

6 sep 16

Wonderful, another monumental work from the great Urasawa, who presents an even more intricate and "sega" plot than that of Monster, often risking to stretch it a bit. I was slightly disappointed by the ending, but overall it's a high-quality piece.

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Kotatsu
6 sep 16

What is Urusawa Day? xD
tonysoprano
6 sep 16

A review of 20th Century Boys will arrive soon.

File Audio I lack ★★★★★

Neil Young: After the Gold Rush

14 apr 16

The emotions conveyed at the first listen, the emotion, the happiness, the joy, the sadness: Neil Young is a master at transmitting these feelings, and this album is proof of it. Damn extraordinary this album, one of the best of all time...

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Neil Young: Rust Never Sleeps

6 may 16

Neil Young delivers one of the best live performances ever and wraps up that magnificent decade adorned with nothing but masterpieces...

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File Audio I have it ★★★★★

Neil Young: On the Beach

6 may 16

Oh well... another immense masterpiece by Neil Young. Revolution Blues is immortal.

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File Audio I have it ★★★★★

Neil Young: Tonight's the Night

6 may 16

Another wonder from Neil, who delivers a dark yet delicate album... hats off.

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fuggitivo
6 may 16

Death hangs over this album. Far from being dark... few other records are as haunting, and coincidentally, one of those is the other Masterpiece "On the Beach," one of the peaks of all music.
tonysoprano
6 may 16

Great album "On The Beach," but I prefer this one, albeit by a little.
tonysoprano
6 may 16

I really can't define "The Harvest" on debaser.
fuggitivo
6 may 16

What is the problem?
tonysoprano
6 may 16

I define the work and the cover of Harvest Moon appears, and the definition I find isn't related to harvest, but to that other album.
fuggitivo
7 may 16

A bug. Come to terms with it or ask G.

File Audio I have it ★★★★★

Neil Young & Crazy Horse: Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere

6 may 16

The beginning of Neil Young's masterpieces. Starting from 1969, he will release a consecutive string of albums, each more spectacular than the last.

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File Audio I have it ★★★★★

Neu!: Neu!

11 aug 16

It sounds like a '90s album, instead it's been recorded by a badass band from the '70s.

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CosmicJocker
11 aug 16

Immense... even the second one is remarkable.

File Audio I have it ★★★★★

Nick Drake: Pink Moon

5 jun 16

One of the greatest masterpieces in the history of singer-songwriter music, with a disarming simplicity, capable of moving you in about 30 minutes, the unfortunate work of Nick Drake makes you understand the heights to which inner expressiveness can reach.

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east of eden80
5 jun 16

Pure poetry

File Audio I have it ★★★★★

Nico: Desertshore

14 jun 16

Gloomy, touching, adrenaline-pumping, spectral: all this is "Desertshore"...thank you Nico

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bluesboy94
14 jun 16

Blessed are you for being enchanted right away by this undisputed masterpiece; it took me some time to "digest" it.
tonysoprano
14 jun 16

I heard it months and months ago. It captured me right away, I loved it.
tonysoprano
14 jun 16

And I still love him now. Nico is one of the greatest female voices of all time. Second only to Grace Slick.
bluesboy94
14 jun 16

Great interpreter and author, but as a singer Nico is very limited, far from being one of the best female voices of all time (yet perhaps it is precisely her vocal imperfections that make her even greater).
tonysoprano
14 jun 16

He has a beautiful tone and great expressiveness.
tonysoprano
14 jun 16

However, he does not possess the talent of Tom Waits, or Tim Buckley, or Peter Hammill.
fuggitivo
14 jun 16

I wouldn't say it's very limited. Christ, the sharpness on Janitor of Lunacy is the least limited thing ever, it had a pictorial control worthy of Buckley (and then his beautiful Teutonic diction that I adore), which really... pack your bags and get off.