Hal

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David Gray Life In Slow Motion

14 oct 05

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Thank you for the samples, Sam, they're super useful. In fact, I also think the album isn’t worth the purchase, Frantz, but those who have followed Gray's journey and appreciated it might consider it. The cover is indeed stunning, Massimof, but maybe that’s not enough. Instead, regarding the D4Ni3L3 quote, you’re probably right; I don’t actually remember and I haven’t checked. I remembered it being linked to one of the laws of thermodynamics, but it’s likely that the phrase itself has deeper roots, as you say. Bye :))

The Band The Last Waltz di Martin Scorsese

13 oct 05

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Thanks Luk :) Yes, cece (thanks) I remembered these works related to his origins, on his mother’s side it seems. Seven years without an album is quite a long time. Who knows, maybe he’s preparing something. We’ll see.

The Band The Last Waltz di Martin Scorsese

13 oct 05

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Really, chickpea? I don't remember that detail right now. What stuck with me, as I was saying, are the two words exchanged with Robbie Robertson (by the way, whatever happened to him? I haven't heard anything from him in years). Anyway, I'll watch it again; after all, one more time certainly doesn't hurt. Bye :)

Alexander von Zemlinsky Lyrische Symphonie

13 oct 05

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Certo! Inviami pure il testo che desideri tradurre.

Alexander von Zemlinsky Lyrische Symphonie

13 oct 05

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The Band The Last Waltz di Martin Scorsese

13 oct 05

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Yes, you're right mangoni, it's better to talk about The Band. Hi :)

The Band The Last Waltz di Martin Scorsese

13 oct 05

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I've already said what I had to say, period. Just one thing. When it comes to correctness and similar matters, I won’t accept lessons from you, since you should learn it before teaching it. Bye.

The Band The Last Waltz di Martin Scorsese

12 oct 05

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I find your "analysis" to be quite superficial and distorted, and by the way, this isn't the first time it's happened. It seems a bit paradoxical to me. I'm not calling you a liar, but I simply consider you to be very imprecise and confused in your expressions, along with a confidence that is often not backed up by arguments. No controversy, I only talked about music. That's all, peace & Love.

Peter Gabriel Ovo

12 oct 05

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Yes, it’s true, you could have said more, delved deeper, clarified better, but I had never considered this point of view regarding Gabriel's music, so I was pleased to read it, even if I'm not sure I'll make it my own. Then there are always the comments to integrate the review, if you want. As for Gabriel, I think he’s a nice person. A few years ago he was supposed to hold a concert for some random guy in Arzachena, the concert got canceled, and Gabriel, who has a house around there, volunteered to replace him: just like that, and for free. A gesture of friendship. I don't think there are many artists who can say they have that kind of availability. I don’t remember this album much; I’ll listen to it again. Welcome Maria Elena.

Alice Coltrane Translinear Light

12 oct 05

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I also think that for some children of famous parents, the surname is more of a burden than anything else. The example of Cristiano De Andrè above all, he is an excellent multi-instrumentalist, has musical talent, but he is not and will never be his father, and he knows that. In the end, his career will always be seen in the light of that of his parent, influencing his own path as well. It’s also partly his fault since he performs some of his father's pieces live, like Creuza de ma. As for this album, it's a good work but, as Frantz says, Coltrane is clearly from another planet. Obviously. Speaking of other planets, get the deluxe version of Round About Midnight by Miles Davis, a double CD that was recently released; it's worth it. Bye :)