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Daniele Luttazzi Money For Dope

25 feb 05

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Daniele Luttazzi is a constant surprise for me. Reading his biography, it really seems that he has lived not just one but many lives, from graduating in medicine to satire, television, and theater. An irreverent, annoying, irreverent, unbelievable character. I've seen him in theater a couple of times, the last being last month. He entertains, but compared to the past, the laughter he provides is more angry. Now the music is coming with this album, even though it has always been part of his life. I picked it up as soon as it was released, fully knowing it was something else. Nevertheless, the result is what you don't expect, especially because it highlights the other side of the comedian's coin: melancholy and pessimism. Still, an interesting work. The video for Money for dope is also great. I hope to see him on TV again, but it seems unlikely at the moment. Perhaps there’s a better chance that Enzo Biagi will release a rock album.

Morphine Good

24 feb 05

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Perhaps I didn't explain myself well since I don't quite recognize myself in your sentence. Anyway, dear benzo, regarding the topic you're tackling, I opened a forum a while ago; if you're interested in reading it, you can find it here (http://www.debaser.it/viewmsg.asp?msgid=3148 watch out for the spaces). If you feel like it, you can leave your contribution, which is of interest. In particular, I'm interested in the discussion about objectivity, about which I have quite a few doubts, but I'm happy to talk about it. Bye

Morphine Good

23 feb 05

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but debaser is made to compare everyone's opinions, perhaps even to challenge them and maybe change them. The balls instead ...

Neil Young Dead Man Soundtrack

23 feb 05

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so send me off to bed forever more... ahhhhhhhhhhhhh :) and it's also about to rain

Morphine Good

23 feb 05

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But no, benzo. It's not forbidden to ask questions, on the contrary. I wanted to tell you that I think this kind of reviews, regardless of the knowledge of the album, are much more communicative than many others. Furthermore, I believe they are also harder to conceive. (ps: don't take it personally for what I'm about to say, I'm just leaving you with a doubt, which is also mine: if you often have to explain what is obvious to you, then it's not necessarily so :)) Bye).

The Chieftains The Long Black Veil

23 feb 05

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I don't have a good memory of this album, perhaps because I find these musical operations to be rather dispersive. Thus, I don't have a good memory of the Celtic rediscovery of the 90s either, which led to a saturation of the genre for me. These waves often, after an initial phase where interesting proposals are developed, tend to clog the market with hundreds of offerings of all kinds, giving a new start to a phase of rest. A bit like what happened with Cuban music after Buena Vista. Perhaps that's why I don't have a good memory of the album (however blurred by time). Caz, if you're interested, I should have a handmade copy somewhere; if I find it, I'll listen to it again, and if the bad memory is confirmed, I'll put it in the package for you. Bye.

Francesco De Gregori Amore Nel Pomeriggio

23 feb 05

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Well... what struck me about the version of Canzone per l'estate on this album is the change in the key of the chorus compared to the version sung by De Andrè. De Gregori has often changed the keys of many of his songs (I think of the live performances), but often I haven't liked it much. In this case, however, I really like the version of Canzone per l'estate. Goodbye.

Grails Redlight

23 feb 05

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Hmm, you know, I missed this one, I don’t know them but like Zion, I really love GYBE too. Plus, I’m intrigued by the idea of mixing different cultures... I’ll look for something to listen to and then I’ll check out your fotolog, thx.

Jeff Buckley Grace

23 feb 05

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Reading it again, it’s not so bad; what you’ve written may not be a lot, but it’s well-written. I join bloomer in the encouragement, and I'm curious to read your next choice. Bye