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Brian Eno & David Byrne Everything That Happens Will Happen Today

22 nov 08

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MIRAMAR Although Bush literally means shrub, in the case of "My life in the bush of ghosts," bush refers to Prairie or Thicket. GHEMISON provided an explanation that could be correct.

Al Kooper, Mike Bloomfield & Stephen Stills Supersession

22 nov 08

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One of my favorite records. The more I listen to Bloomfield, the more I enjoy his delightful touch. His performance is better than Stills', "Albert's Shuffle" being the best piece. Never noticed that young Bloomfield resembled Battisti?

Richie Havens Mixed Bag

22 nov 08

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ELIODORO I often jump back in time, commenting. I was in Florence, and it was beautiful. Hi.

Alessandro Benvenuti Ad Ovest Di Paperino

22 nov 08

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Nice little movie.

Richie Havens Mixed Bag

22 nov 08

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I was also lucky enough to see it live when they did Woodstock in Italy (or Europe, something like that). I remember that there was also Arlo Guthrie, Joe Cocker, and others.

Brian Eno & David Byrne Everything That Happens Will Happen Today

22 nov 08

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Legendary, yes, but it seems to me that the Bush from Ghosts wasn't exactly a bush.

Brian Eno & David Byrne Everything That Happens Will Happen Today

22 nov 08

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I really have to listen to this album because I believe the first one released from their collaboration is one of the best of the 80s.

Bruce Cockburn Circles In the Stream

21 nov 08

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Even though you explained well Bruce's way of making music, I also included a link to one of the songs from the album in the DePlaylist.

Bruce Cockburn Circles In the Stream

21 nov 08

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I agree. At the time, I somewhat snubbed him, just as I did with other "intimate" singer-songwriters like Eric Andersen or Dirk Hamilton. But I have greatly re-evaluated them over the years. This album is very beautiful, 4.5 rounded down.

Stephen King It

20 nov 08

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I have read Misery, Different Seasons, and Four Past Midnight; the first two are good. For me, King will never be a great writer, but he has a knack for inventing Horror stories and more. I have seen almost all the films based on his novels, and at the top of the list are Shining, Misery, The Shawshank Redemption, Stand by Me, The Green Mile, and Christine. The others I put a step below, or I didn’t like them at all.