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Jason Becker Perpetual Burn

20 apr 05

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Reading made me think of the story of another not-so-fortunate guitarist, as he died quite young: Rory Gallagher. These are people to be constantly rediscovered. So, good recommendation, Dani.

Breakbeat Era Ultra-Obscene

20 apr 05

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At least half of the albums you've reviewed I've never even heard of, useful zion, useful... too much ;) my wallet is empty.

Davy Graham Folk, Blues And Beyond

20 apr 05

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Interesting, I've never heard of it but it intrigues me, some samples would be very welcome :) but damn... to define the Pentangle and Fairport Convention as little groups... brrr a shiver of horror :)))

Il Parto Delle Nuvole Pesanti Il Parto

20 apr 05

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the pogo to the tarantella is legendary :)

Il Parto Delle Nuvole Pesanti 5 Questions to Peppe Voltarelli

20 apr 05

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Eh kz, the records by these Calabrians aren’t bad at all. I also got the soundtrack from the theater show "Roccu U Sturtu" and I liked it for the themes it tackles. Plus, I find them quite likable. I’d also love to see more from Josi; let’s hope others give it a try too. Bye cuin :)

Loreena McKennitt Parallel Dreams

20 apr 05

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It seems to me that you and I have quite a nice chunk of shared music library, now we just need a review of Pentangle and the game is done :)

Arcade Fire Funeral

20 apr 05

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uff ... I keep reading great things about this album but I still haven't been able to get my hands on it ...

Archie Bronson Outfit Fur

20 apr 05

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everything is very beautiful :))

Fantômas The Director's Cut

20 apr 05

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Yes, I really liked this album, now I finally see the cover ;) (thanks damn...)

Lucio Battisti Don Giovanni

20 apr 05

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Mozart-Da Ponte? It’s interesting to think about.... "Then I think, that I love you, no, rather, what torment" Who knows bogusman, perhaps some encrypted reference as you say could be contained in this line. After all, Don Giovanni in the myth didn’t love women but himself. A libertine indeed, and for this he is punished. A libertine who destroyed the women he encountered. But if I’m not mistaken, the myth of Don Giovanni lives beyond Mozart's opera, I believe there are references in Spanish literature... I should check. In any case, it always presents these characteristics. However, the connection with Panella might be a forced interpretation. I don’t know... Bye.