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Marco Masini Malinconoia

24 oct 06

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Review (which is not a review, it’s a little story) at least questionable.

The review seems quite straightforward without any particular ups and downs. As for Joe Cocker, it’s been a while since he’s fallen out of sync: magnificent in the early seventies when he wonderfully covered the Beatles and John Lennon, plodding and predictable since the time of the pitiful (yet best-selling, of course) soundtrack for the equally corny low-budget film with Mickey Rourke. I don’t know this album, but, off the top of my head, it can’t be a masterpiece. Anyway, time will judge.

Vasco Rossi Buoni o cattivi

24 oct 06

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Ugly, ugly, ugly and even more.

Freddie Mercury Lover of Life, Singer of Songs - DVD The Untold Story

24 oct 06

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These necrophilic speculations about Freddy Mercury are hateful and embarrassing, and on top of everything, they are just exhausting. Enough, for goodness' sake!

Lucio Dalla Bugie

24 oct 06

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Primiballi, let's make it clear: I said that up to the self-titled album of 1978 inclusive (the one with "Anna e Marco", "L'anno che verrà", etc...) Dalla was a great singer-songwriter. "Banana Republic" and "Dalla" (1980) are clearly inferior. But there are really very few of you left to defend "1983": an album made of previous leftovers can't be a record to praise to the death, can it?

Queen The Works

24 oct 06

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Walterstarman, read me. This is worth 1, 1 and always 1.

Lou Reed Ecstasy

24 oct 06

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Even in the delicate transition between the twentieth century and the twenty-first, Lou Reed delivers bad and distorted emotions. He isn't the celestial one from "Berlin" (but thirty years have passed), yet he is definitely a cut above all the supposed modern singers. Honestly, I don't understand those who bring up the issue of 'playing just for a job.' It's an old debate, frankly unbearable. Lou Reed has always used his craft, but he has also always been able to combine it with skill.

Tom Waits Foreign Affairs

24 oct 06

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A curious Tom Waits that I frankly don't know. But I know little or nothing about the early part of Waits' career.

Alberto Camerini Comici Cosmetici

24 oct 06

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The combination of Iside/Stronko sparks, and the review is truly well done and entertaining. As for the album, it's better to draw a nice veil of pity over it: Camerini has always been a bit of a crazy puppet, almost never brilliant, but compared to this "Rudy & Rita," he seems like Nabucco. For Camerini, go back and listen to "Gelato metropolitano," there were flashes of great music shining through there.

Jefferson Airplane Crown Of Creation

24 oct 06

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Among all the Jefferson Airplane albums, this is the one I love the least, even though it contains a handful of absolutely essential songs ("The House At Pooneil Corners," "Lather," "Triad"). My favorite will always be "Surrealistic Pillow." Great, nonetheless.