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Brian Eno Here Come The Warm Jets

12 may 06

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Honestly Kikujiro, I don't really hear much of Kraftwerk in Depeche Mode, or at least they aren't among the best epigones of the German group.

The Sound From The Lions Mouth

12 may 06

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Okay Fidia, but I don't agree with this point either. Although stylistically different, in my opinion, the Cure deserve to be remembered more, simply because I think they’re more talented. Then again, it's just opinions. Best regards!

Klaus Schulze X

12 may 06

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Yes, it's dated, but I don't know how many records from that era (and beyond) possess the same class...

The Sound From The Lions Mouth

11 may 06

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I honestly don't think you can compare "Pornography" with this. That album is almost hellish, it radiates warmth, fire, right from the cover, and, honestly, with all the sympathy I have for Borland and the Sounds, it's superior to anything these unfortunate Englishmen have produced. Even "Ju-Ju" is different, much more electronic, although it's an album I never particularly loved, finding it overrated and very "surface level."
Odra, thank you for the ever-kind mention. Sooner or later, I will overcome this apathy that has been gripping me lately.

Klaus Schulze X

11 may 06

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A great record from Klaus Schulze, now in his second phase, distant in approach and sound from his first two "cosmic" albums. The uniqueness of Schulze in X is marked by the sensuality of his electronics. A warm and enveloping sound: It’s no coincidence that the guy also composed a soundtrack for a prono by Lasse Brown... try playing "Georg Trakl" during your most intimate moments... then let me know.

Talk Talk Spirit Of Eden

9 may 06

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Hello Odra, hello pretazzo. Congratulations on the comment, great analysis. But come on guys, this album is a 5!

Steve Vai Fire Garden

7 may 06

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For me, Vai's music doesn't "refer to," it is what it shows. Period. In my opinion, it lacks a project that uses music to convey a message, to create an atmosphere, a landscape, a condition.

Depeche Mode Music for the Masses

7 may 06

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Well, I wouldn't really say that in dance. There have been people who, as I mentioned before, could outshine Depeche when it comes to standalone tracks. Plus, they're not strictly "dance."

Steve Vai Fire Garden

6 may 06

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Sure, but let's not exaggerate in relativizing everything. It's fine to have personal tastes, but only up to a certain point. I don't know the techniques used by Vai, but I don't care. I know albums that are technically on par with zero but that have had a far greater impact on the development of new musical forms. Or simply that evoke more emotions. You could tell me: "But I also get emotional with Steve Vai." My friend used to say that too, but he got emotional because he thought: "Damn, how good he is, and what sound that guitar produces, I want one too." For me, music needs to convey deeper sensations. From this point of view, however, I agree with you. This is my perspective. You can think whatever you want; that’s fine.