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Franco Battiato Live @ Vigevano, 18.07.2007

1 feb 08

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Come on, what do you care, you have to comment on the review I'm going to do in a bit, don't go away, please (in Romanesco), and you know you're a fool if you leave (Toscano), do you want to go? And get lost (Crotanese, my language), what’s wrong? if you leave, you’ll regret it, won’t you? (Barese), you’re not leaving, are you? come on, go grab it by the tail (Milanese) I’ll make you a proposal that you can refuse: stay! (Sicilian). In short, how the hell do I have to say it to you?

Fabri Fibra Mr. Simpatia

1 feb 08

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Wow, what finesse!

Portishead Dummy

1 feb 08

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No, because there is already a review and the single is already on the radio.

Klaxons Myths Of The Near Future

1 feb 08

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I know this has nothing to do with the review, but I'm asking if there's any new-wave expert in here. This is because I would like a list of 20 masterpiece albums from the new wave. Thank you!

Portishead Dummy

1 feb 08

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I think it’s already out; anyway, I’m listening to it right now (Felt Mountain), and I must say that, even though Portishead are unbeatable, this is really a great album!

Klaxons Myths Of The Near Future

1 feb 08

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I know this has nothing to do with the review, but I'm asking if there's any new-wave expert in here. This is because I would like a list of 20 masterpiece albums from the new wave. Thank you!

Portishead Dummy

31 jan 08

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Already listened!

Marc Rizzo Colossal Myopia

30 jan 08

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Is he by any chance a companion of D-Libertus?

King Crimson In The Wake Of Poseidon

30 jan 08

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For me, Jarkon King, you’re wrong to say that the reviewer didn’t understand King Crimson. Just because someone appreciates one album more than another, unlike you, doesn’t mean they understand nothing. I also think that Starless is better than Fallen Angel, but I certainly wouldn’t say that enbar doesn’t understand anything. Of course, then there are the objective facts (where’s the organ in King Crimson?), but that’s another kettle of fish.

King Crimson In The Wake Of Poseidon

29 jan 08

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Enbar, I am referring more to the spirit of the KC. Psychedelia should be a music that stems from drugs, music that is not calculated but spontaneous. The KC are not spontaneous, at most enlightened, but not spontaneous. Fripp's music (let me clarify that I don’t know everything about the KC, but give me time; I will soon know it all) is reasoned, brilliant, it's not emotional. I am not disputing that there are psychedelic elements in the music of the KC (for example, Fallen Angel), but we are talking about sound, not spirit. Even Moonchild, which may seem improvised and spontaneous, is calculated down to the smallest detail. Thank you anyway, goodbye.