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Paolo Benvegnù Live al Banale (PD) - 12.11.2003

1 dec 03

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For Kosmo: look for some Scisma Rosemary Plexiglas and Armstrong... there was a self-produced one but it can't be found anymore (Bombardano Cortina). I loved them so much.
For Benvegnù, the first solo release is set for February 2004; we have to wait, but it's definitely worth it.
The Scisma had a farewell concert in Florence in spring 2003. Unfortunately, I couldn't go. I asked Benvegnù how it was, and he said that when he found himself on stage once again with the band, he started crying like a baby and couldn't begin to play. Those who saw them on that occasion told me it was fantastic (but be careful: the judgment comes from an absolute fan like me).

Paolo Benvegnù Live al Banale (PD) - 12.11.2003

1 dec 03

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Thanks to the dwarfs for the excellent layout and the speed. I am touched.

El Guapo Fake French

1 dec 03

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Well done, Manzo! And competent, above all.

Linea 77 Numb

25 nov 03

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Seen live in Padua this summer at the Sherwood Radio Festival... good, powerful but nothing special, they don't grab me.

Marlene Kuntz Senza Peso

21 nov 03

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I say "disco" as a synonym for "CD," it's not that hard to understand. CD = compact disc, that is, compact disc. It's still a disc, right? If you don't like M.K., that's your business; it doesn't seem appropriate to make cheap humor about it. Anyway, if it makes you happy...

Marlene Kuntz Senza Peso

9 nov 03

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I don't agree with the commercial aspect at all, really: for me, only the single "A Fior Di Pelle" is commercial; the rest of the album I would definitely say is not... also because just look at how little the second single has been played on the radio or music channels. It’s clear that the music shows a change in direction towards something different, while never forgetting the rough dissonances in the style of M.K.

Jamiroquai A Funk Odyssey

6 nov 03

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Now it's no longer Stuart Zender; the new bassist is called Nick Fyffe and he indeed has a less eclectic style. But I'm not so negative about today's Jamiroquai, which I believe still works, albeit in a different way than before the split.