Hal

DeRank ™: 9,08

DeAge™ : 8377 days • Here since 6 may 2003

Rickie Lee Jones Pirates

13 apr 05

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Beautiful are the reflections and memories about vinyl, which I've been seeing more and more in record stores lately. For many, it's not a memory but still a reality, and honestly, I’m pleased to see it re-emerge in the era of the iPod. The image of this artist is also striking, although I've listened to little of their work, starting with their latest releases. Perhaps it's better to follow a different order.

Lila Downs Una Sangre - One Blood

13 apr 05

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Thank you debasers for reading. I'll add one thing about this singer that completes the picture a bit. I don't know if anyone has seen the film (much debated at the time) Frida dedicated to the life of the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, well the soundtrack of the film was partly by Lila Downs. For the curious, I’ve included some samples from the album. Bye :)

Fun Lovin' Criminals 100% Colombian

12 apr 05

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I have a record by these guys, neither good nor bad, maybe this CD is better. Who knows

Golden Palominos The Golden Palominos

12 apr 05

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Enya A Day Without Rain

12 apr 05

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The review captures the essence of this music well, but I've listened to it so much that now I can’t hear it without feeling a slight annoyance. That said, I don’t share Jam’s opinion, which highlights a certain repetitiveness from Enya.

Sublime 40oz. To Freedom

11 apr 05

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but how do I talk?!!?!?!

Sublime 40oz. To Freedom

11 apr 05

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I echo the positive impressions mentioned above.

Traffic John Barleycorn Must Die

11 apr 05

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I’m not totally convinced, but I might be remembering it wrong; I guess I’ll have to listen to it again in light of your words, which—between us—I don’t mind at all :)

Beth Orton Daybreaker

11 apr 05

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a nice little disc

The Beatles Rubber Soul

11 apr 05

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Well... to be honest, I've always found this debate about album ratings a bit tiresome. "But if you give this album a 5, what do you give that other one?", "Come on, a 5 might be a bit too much...". I've always thought that on its own, the rating doesn't mean a thing; it should be read alongside the review. In any case, this one seems driven by genuine passion, even if it’s a bit rough around the edges (like George Martin, for example), but after all, the first review is a trial by fire. Welcome, Lucio, nice nickname!