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Mastodon Live At The Aragon

8 apr 11

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Among the few Metal bands that I really appreciate, especially "Crack The Skye."

Van der Graaf Generator A Grounding In Numbers

7 apr 11

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Not having listened to this yet, having had other things to buy, I really liked "Trisector" despite Jackson's absence. In the meantime, 5 to you for the tastes and the review.

Lou Reed Lou Reed Berlin Live at St. Anns Warehouse DVD

7 apr 11

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Welcome back, yes.

Indeed, the 80s King Crimson share much in common with the dry, cerebral sound of the Talking Heads, as evidenced by Fripp's presence on "Fear Of Music" and Belew's production on "Remain in Light," timeless stylistic elements that the reviewed album seems to contain. The presence of Hodgkinson further convinces me to seek it out as soon as possible.

Eddie Vedder Into The Wild

6 apr 11

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Beautiful album and film, "Society" is the heart of the work, which best reflects the spirit of the protagonist, a kind of challenge to society as well as a desire to live in contact with nature.

Eternal Tapestry Beyond The 4th Door

6 apr 11

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@macaco: As a classic solo work by Sharrock, I can recommend "Black Woman"; however, his most recent period is definitely more in line with the reviewed album, and I greatly appreciate "Ask The Ages." I will delve into Last Exit, which I haven’t listened to. @teen: Yes, one could expect it, alas :(. Indeed, this latest album by Eternal Tapestry is more concrete and substantial compared to the (albeit very pleasant) previous ones, including the endless expansions of "Palace of The Night Skies." Thank you as always to everyone for the comments.