Hal

DeRank ™: 9,08

DeAge™ : 8378 days • Here since 6 may 2003

Paolo Conte Elegia

25 nov 04

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True zurk, many musicians crank out an album a year in accordance with agreements made with record labels; there are really very few who allow themselves to be guided solely by their inspiration. Paolo Conte is one of them; perhaps he can afford it, some might say. But I believe others could give it a try too, perhaps dedicating more time and passion to refine their music. They should do it first of all for themselves. But maybe that's a utopian discussion, considering that money is involved. @bloomer you’re a delight :) let me know your impressions of this album. For me, it becomes more beautiful day by day; @poddoski: let’s go with me is such a beautiful song... if only all commercial songs were like that ;) @tinkerbell the closing words of "l'avance" are beautiful too :) Bye.

Jonathan Richman Rock'n'Roll With The Modern Lovers

25 nov 04

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Interesting proposal, benzo. Can you send a couple of samples of this rock recorded in the bathroom?

Sonic Youth Murray Street

24 nov 04

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The only "New York trilogy" I'm aware of was Paul Auster's. Here's another one.

AA.VV. MTV Europe Music Awards 2004

24 nov 04

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I read it cool, quickly but I read it, what can I say? I don’t even know what the MTV Europe Music Awards are, it seems to me that it's some kind of telegatto for young music and that it doesn’t reach high-quality levels. That’s enough, I don’t want to know more :) Bye

Lisa Germano Geek The Girl

24 nov 04

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No K, I don't know him, and after reading the review - really good, truly ege - I regret it a lot. Whoever finds him first takes on the task of spreading the word :)

The Open The Silent Hours

22 nov 04

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Why do beautiful things always come to an end? Because new ones have to begin. Hi hum

David Bowie Aladdin Sane

22 nov 04

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I don't really like the opening, but you justify it well in the discourse. In short, the review is very beautiful. Not being a Bowie aficionado, I don't know what to say about the content; I'll take note of it and I look forward to reading other opinions, if they come. Bye

The Cinematic Orchestra Every Day

22 nov 04

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Yes, a great record that I haven't listened to in a long time, thanks for reminding me.

Fog Ether Teeth

22 nov 04

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Very beautiful, Josi. And what if solitary poets sought themselves in others?

Manu Chao Siberie m'etait contéee

22 nov 04

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In Paris, it's nice to stroll without a compass, slowly, calmly, constantly turning your head from left to right, trying to capture as many images as possible. It’s also better to keep your ears alert to catch all the surrounding voices and sounds. Manu Chao is part of this, and I’ve liked him for quite some time. Clandestino was a great album, and G_à is right when he points out that it became popular thanks to continuous word of mouth. However, many of the criticisms that followed Manu Chao's success seemed a bit instrumental to me. This "cross-disciplinary artistic project" (I wouldn’t know how to define it) seems to me to be a very interesting proposal that I really want to retrieve, listen to, read, and watch. I’ll make an attempt. The review is recommended, and you kappa keep stepping outside the box :)