Contemplazione

Just so...;-))) I'm starting to get attached, you are my little puppies!!

I’ll say just one thing: I have a collection of theirs called "Something To Remember," which is a great CD, a solid 4. High-quality pop, well played (or programmed), with excellent arrangements and recording quality. There's a "I Want You" featuring Massive Attack that is truly worth it, plus many other great "romantic" songs. Perfect for spending time with female company (and now gustavolamazza and giudicewoodcock will probably come to annoy me, I imagine)!

Wow, how many of you there are, and who was more used to it? What a pleasure! I put "sacred music" among the genres because for me, the music of these guys IS sacred. Woe to anyone who touches it! ;-) ALFREDO, here’s my order: 1) Miles Smiles; 2) E.S.P.; 3) Nefertiti tied with Sorcerer; 4) Miles In The Sky; 5) Circle In The Round; 6) Filles De Kilimanjaro; 7) Water Babies. If we’re talking about studio albums... otherwise it gets moolto complicated! The pinnacle of their live performance is the towering 8 CD box set "The Complete Live At Plugged Nickel," the Rosetta Stone of modern jazz. Almost on par with that are the fantastic "My Funny Valentine" and "Four & More." DOC, my young apprentice, your thoughts betray you... I believe the shaman here was still acoustic! SUPERVAI... Yeah. TELESPALLA: usually, I don’t go into too much detail on individual pieces, but with certain groups, it’s really hard to resist!! IL_PAOLO, however, there’s only one Kind, more than representing a period, it represents a single sweet episode, while the masterpiece albums of this quintet are numerous and span nearly 5 years, which is even more unrepeatable for me! JAKE, MELISSA, and UXO, honestly, I’m not very fond of the review either; among other things, I wrote it in a hurry... I’ll take note of the appreciated suggestions! UXO, I wouldn’t know, it could also be Pee Wee Marquette, the Black dwarf presenter from Birdland... the notes in the booklet don’t mention it, although somewhere (perhaps in Miles's autobiography?) it seems I read what it was dedicated to, but I don’t remember now! I would definitely say we can talk about post-bop, a term I indeed mean as the SUPERSESSION of bop, while still MAINTAINING some stylistic features of bop itself. At the time, just for the record, their music was dubbed "outburn" or "freebop." "Emiola" is a polymetry of 3 over 4. This means that over a 4/4 rhythmic base divided into sixteenths, the accent is applied (or the bass note is played, or it is emphasized in some other way) every three sixteenths of the beat rather than every quarter. This creates a devilish rhythmic offset through which a metric ambiguity is formed that can be confused with a lopsided waltz ahead of the main pulse (the famous 4/4). Complicated to explain, but easy to understand if you hear it, I should play it for you... PAMPARIUS, I definitely agree, which is why I speak of an "overflowing, almost brutal physical charge"! MUFFIN, HAL, LEWIS, METAMATIC, MUITO, ROOF, EMANUELE, DOLPHY, OPEL, 47, OLE (hope I didn’t forget anyone...) thank you so much for dropping by!

judge of my balls, I’d like to point out that everyone here is talking about their own bullshit, starting with the review!! By the way, I was talking to Rikardo, and then to good old Jimmy, and in response to one of his questions, I wasn’t making public announcements. Everyone shares their opinions and brings life experiences to the table as topics; I don’t see why I shouldn’t have the right to do it too just because you’re an idiot. You should just kiss my ass while I’m free to express myself fully like everyone else, with whomever I want and whenever I want. If you’re in love with me like that other one, that’s your problem; stop spewing bile every time I leave a post that isn’t strictly musical. Fuck off, LOSER.

You know I don't love Petrella, but perhaps you don't know that I love Gandhi and I appreciate Cecchetto a lot! I will definitely look for this, and I'm not just saying that. Impeccable reception, but that was to be expected ;-) I know a magnificent version of "Tony's Lament" on "U.T.Gandhi Duos-Short Stories," played by bass clarinet and drums. By the way, even there the drums are recorded incredibly well; indeed, it's the best recorded album in history!!! Gandhi always goes to the Artesuono studios, which, the good drummer Happypippo from Venice confirms to me, are the best of the best. I vote for the album to restore a decent average, because the score given by that delirious guy above is clearly ridiculous.

Gusty Gusty...

Do I give a 5 to the album after re-listening to it? I'll give it a 5 my whole life!!

AH AH, no weddings in sight unfortunately... everything's fine, we're about to move in together! Who knows, maybe the next wedding will be ours!! ;-) Well done, you're both having fun despite those two GRUMPS up there... P.S.: "nel mentre vuole che le parlo"?? Brilliant, I can imagine the poetry! When are the whips coming out? ;-)))

Anyway, Rikardo, sometimes you have to cater to other people's immature tastes for the sake of good coexistence, which is different from being a doormat; it's maturity... I’m not ashamed to admit that with one of my exes, I went to see MARCO MASINI not once, but twice in two years (and I’ll tell you, he’s definitely better than many others). It was to make her happy, an act of altruism, a small (not so small!) sacrifice to show her that I was ready not to spit on part of her world, that I was willing to share. If I hadn’t taken her, we would have had sex anyway, so I wasn’t selling myself short! Then you can sell yourself short too; just have a clear goal and stick to it... if she’s a little flirty, you take her where she wants, you have your fun, and then goodbye, or you see her a few more times and then goodbye.

Look, it's old Jimmy! How's it going? Are you still busting your chops like you used to, setting up the traps? By now, with a hot meal always ready, you've gotten a bit too comfortable, haven't you? Admit it! ;-)