Hal

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DeAge™ : 8379 days • Here since 6 may 2003

Smog Wild Love

12 jan 05

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Smog...? It reminds me of a nice review by Nick and also that I still haven't been able to listen to them, a greater regret after reading the comments and the review.

Royal Trux Accelerator

12 jan 05

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Certo! Inviami pure il testo che vuoi tradurre.

Bob Dylan Blonde on Blonde

11 jan 05

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Already true Benzo, have you noticed in the booklet of vol 6 the "compromising" photo of Dylan with the electric guitar? :)

Bob Dylan Oh Mercy

11 jan 05

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"Battiato, De André, Led Zeppelin?" . . . "Let’s keep it this way... let’s hurt ourselves" . . . Benzo, what did you mean?

It will be interesting to read Dylan's autobiography which has just been published in the States. Online I found some excerpts and it really seems to be a reinterpretation of the collective idea of Dylan. I want to highlight in this space an overlooked album from last year: the 1964 live bootleg vol. 6, significant in the acoustic-electric transition. A beautiful record, with a wonderfully designed booklet. Here more info Albums | The Official Bob Dylan Site Bye

Joseph Arthur And The Thieves Are Gone

11 jan 05

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same as Socrates :)

Belle And Sebastian The Boy With The Arab Strap

11 jan 05

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difficult to comment, well done janis

Portishead Portishead

10 jan 05

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Like Antimo and G_à, I too feel a subtle unease at times while listening to them, and perhaps this is precisely why I have come to like them. "Live in Roseland New York" is also beautiful to me. But what happened to them? After Beth Gibbons' solo album, I lost track of them. Well done, Sol; you have crafted some beautiful and fitting images to represent their music.