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Neil Diamond 12 Songs

13 mar 06

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Yes, massimo was what I meant too. I knew you would like kosmo; if you can't find it, you know who to ask. Bye :)

René Aubry Invités Sur La Terre

13 mar 06

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finally René Aubry, an interesting composer and performer, arrives on debaser. He composes for theatrical pieces as Odradek recalled, but also for ballet, as highlighted in the review. "Plaisir d'amour" is perhaps his most beautiful work, although I also fondly remember "Steppe." Other later works are less intuitive, like his latest album, the title of which I don't recall at the moment, and perhaps to be appreciated they need to be linked to an image (since they are music created for visuals). Anyway, I'm not sure I fully agree with the idea that Aubry inherits a legacy, considering he has been recording, playing, and composing for quite some time now. Bye

Alessandra Celletti Chi mi darà le ali

12 mar 06

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At the risk of repeating myself, I must say that it is always a pleasure for me to read your proposals, JohnOfPatmos.

Neil Diamond 12 Songs

12 mar 06

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Hello everyone, and thank you for reading. This is a really beautiful album, debasers; to give you an idea, I've included four samples that might tell you something. If you decide to look for it, keep in mind that the first edition of the album contains not 12 but 14 songs, including two stunning bonus tracks (the last one featuring Brian Wilson). A few words about the rating: as I've said many times, I don't think discussing the rating is all that important. I could say this is a 4.5, or that the rating reflects the fact that I've had this album for too short a time to give it a five, and that I was very torn between giving it a four or a five, so the four could be interpreted as an attempt at "detachment." But what matters is that it's a great album, not so much for a point more or less, and I believe it could appeal to many of you. Listen to the samples and then you decide. Bye :)

George Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue - Piano Concerto in F - An American in Paris

10 mar 06

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hats off enea :)

Ali Farka Toure with Ry Cooder Talking Timbuktu

10 mar 06

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The other day a snack, today instead I’m stealing another concept from here and taking it away: "consuming a lot of everything, music (and ideas) included."

David Gilmour On An Island

10 mar 06

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you wouldn't believe what a shitty day it is today, primiballi, I’m sorry :)

David Gilmour On An Island

10 mar 06

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We completely agree, Enrico. It's often the case that first listens can be deceiving, and sometimes it just depends on the moment. In these cases, it's better for me to let it go and try to refresh the listening experience later. The impression of the moment remains, which clearly has a very relative value. We'll see later on; for now, as I said, I've found greater satisfaction in other albums that have just been released. Bye.

David Gilmour On An Island

10 mar 06

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Dear Enrico, fortunately you are not, otherwise you would be a questionable moderator. Your opinion is truly strange, a bit biased. I could be mistaken, but I believe I was drawn into... the fray in a rather inelegant way. However, I think it's up to primiballi to respond. If I am wrong, I certainly would have no issue apologizing to him.

David Gilmour On An Island

10 mar 06

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I'm sorry, primiballi, since I expressed a negative opinion about this record (I seem to be the only one), I feel implicitly called into question by your not pseudo-intelligent, but actually stupid words in this regard. Moreover, they lack elegance, but that's your problem which frankly I don't care much about. The discourse is very simple: I've listened to the record, I didn't like it, it happens, I said it because I could say it. It's an opinion. You liked it, it happens, you said it. It's an opinion. Amen. The rest is pure nonsense, my dear. If you can't handle that I didn't like it, well, that's your problem; I certainly won't start praying a prayer of sorrow for criticizing Gilmour. I'm curious to understand why others liked it, but I wouldn't dream of passing judgment. Anyway, in the future, if you refer to me, have the decency to speak clearly and not in this ridiculous manner, please. If you want to seek a comparison of opinions, I'm happy about that, just not in this way. Regards.