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John Foxx Metamatic

25 jun 05

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Alex buys the record blindfolded.

You understood the meaning of my "epochal" and what it was referring to, I think. It's written in the review. In my opinion, records should be classified according to two "criteria" of importance: the strictly artistic one and the historical-sociological one. I believe that in the latter case, Jarre has been very important. From a musical standpoint, it's not the best (and I mentioned that), but in its genre, it's a small masterpiece. Then again, it's all about tastes and opinions, guys, of course. See you soon, odradek!

Vasco Rossi Canzoni per me

23 jun 05

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dear Silvia, if you think Vasco Rossi is all that, then go listen to De André. We can talk about it later. If we’re talking about a master of life (a term that bothers me quite a bit), De André is unmatched. You will understand what tolerance is, what respect is, you will realize how fragile judgment is, and how you are infinitely weaker than you think.

Brian Eno Another Day on Earth

23 jun 05

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You are right, Odradek. I also have a particular fondness for ANOTHER GREEN WORLD. For me, it’s a wonderful album. It has a charm and a truly unique evocative quality.

Tortoise Millions Now Living Will Never Die

23 jun 05

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It's not true that it's "the album" from 1996. The album from 1996 is "The Emotional Plague" by the "Supreme Dicks."

Jean Michel Jarre Equinoxe

22 jun 05

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Leave it, Kosmo, you’ve gone crazy for erasing it. As usual, you know a lot of things. Always super-informed :-)

Radiohead Ok Computer

21 jun 05

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Subterranean is a great piece. I find what Zigghio says to be right. This album is a manifesto of the 90s, regardless of what it has "invented," and it hasn't invented anything. But it beautifully summarized the influences of an entire decade. However, it must be said, as ajeje rightly pointed out, that many Radiohead fans consider them the descendants of Christ (and I was among them some time ago), ignoring dozens of bands and having a narrow conception of music. I also fixated on them; the rest didn’t exist. The first slap in the face I got was from Brian Eno. A genius. A true visionary. His albums, when listened to today, are embarrassing for their contemporary sound. When you tell someone, "this album is from '74," they are shocked. Greetings to everyone!

Red Stars Theory Life In A Bubble Can Be Beautiful

21 jun 05

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Giubbo "Oceans Song" is not the height of danger. It's more meditative than sad. Some moments of this are worse. But guys, if you come across it, grab it. Trust me, it's really a great record; I can't understand why it isn't remembered alongside the other giants of slow-core. It's a masterpiece.

Red Stars Theory Life In A Bubble Can Be Beautiful

21 jun 05

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Zion, you’re not wrong; it’s just that I think the scale should be from 1 to 10. Let’s say this deserves a 4.5. I reserve a 5 for what I truly consider "genius." I've been using this method for a while now; as I mentioned before, I used to be a bit more lenient :-) (for example, I rated "Gentlemen Take Polaroids" by Japan a 5, which, compared to this, is inferior) but what should I do, re-vote everything? :-)