telespallabob

Nice review, this one by Stockhausen I'm missing. I'll look for it.

Thanks again for the compliments. I'd like to take this opportunity to welcome back some familiar faces who haven't been around for a while (Muito, Paolo). I also thank Iside for his somewhat ironic comment, considering that to get to the Radio Onda d'Urto party, I pass by Castenedolo where he lives, while on the contrary, to go to viados he has to go through Ospitaletto where I live. We could potentially arrange a meeting halfway.

Welcome to Debaser, you've made a great debut. The only note about the genres is that you've added too many.

The review isn’t bad, even though it seems to be missing something. So don’t give up and take courage. Since this is your debut, I also want to welcome you to Debaser.

Let's start with the thanks that go to everyone. The incriminating phrase was certainly strong, but I would attribute it to a mood swing. In hindsight, I'm convinced he would never have said it. It's also worth mentioning that the encore wasn't loudly requested, and before it came back, there were some unnecessary whistles driven by impatience. I repeat, until that moment, the interaction with the audience had been nice and appreciated. I still believe I saw a great concert and that my money was not wasted.

The previous comment is inaccurate; I meant to say that there is WAY TOO MUCH at stake on the album.

@Ole, I didn't go and it's a shame. Either way, the photo you see was posted by the Editors, whom I thank as it’s very nice.

It must be incredibly cool, first of all for the quotes (Hendrix and Mahavishnu, I couldn't ask for more) and then for the collaborators (I’d like to say a few words about Cyro Baptista, an immense percussionist who has released two solo albums published by Zorn).

I listened to it recently, and I didn't like it that much. It felt like a work with a lot going on but lacking a bit of organic unity. The review is well done and offers another noteworthy rediscovery.

Beautiful review of another lovely album by the late Fricke.