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Funkadelic Standing On the Verge of Getting It On

4 aug 10

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Recover Blech, recover...

Masada Quintet Stolas: The Book of Angels, Volume 12

4 aug 10

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The series Masada is very beautiful, what I like the most is definitely vol. 10. I haven't heard this one. Reviews are unremarkable.

Funkadelic Standing On the Verge of Getting It On

4 aug 10

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@ReJargone: I kind of shot in the dark with the genre because I liked the name... honestly, I don't even know how it fits :). @Imasoulman: I'm glad you dropped by; I should've mentioned that you gave me the idea... and anyway, this one is the best for me, way funkier than Maggot (which here and there loses a bit), better than the two you mentioned, and even better than one nation under, more disco-funky than rock like this.

Taj Mahal Taj Mahal

3 aug 10

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First! I don't have the record, he is great, I've heard "Giant Step" and "Natchl Blues" and they are stunning. You are always very good.

Pooh Rotolando Respirando

2 aug 10

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Thank you all for the comments. For those giving a one-star rating, I can't completely disagree, but only because of the low levels reached in recent years (that unfortunately people are aware of). This is a good album, one of the best by objective standards, but still not a five. To Donnie Darko: everything is valid, but comparing the Pooh to Vasco (the one from the last 20 years) or Ligabue (the one from always) doesn’t hold up, sorry.

Pink Floyd The Wall

29 jul 10

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I just read it, yes you are a scout. You’re all the same; you can spot you from a mile away. Another human case anyway.

Pink Floyd The Wall

29 jul 10

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Review from a scout leader. Are you a scout leader?

Sly and the Family Stone Dance to the Music

28 jul 10

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I completely agree with Marcetogna, across the board. The fact is that if we were on another music site, the historical part might even fit in well, perhaps, because on "common" sites (like Ondarock), you find people who are generally quite ignorant about music, or almost, who still want to educate themselves. I believe this site is something more, that those who frequent it for more or less some time are (without wanting to overdo it or show off) at a somewhat higher level. This is perhaps why these introductions are a bit tedious, because they are superfluous and most of the time people already know the story.