alia76

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Walter Stern Teardrop (Massive Attack Music Videoclip)

26 jun 09

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song - stunning videos within the least punchy album (in my opinion) of the Bristol trio.

Gianluca Grignani Campi Di Popcorn

25 jun 09

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thank you very much for suggesting some Italian music. 5 just for this. I don't know the album thoroughly, but Gianluca is a respectable singer-songwriter (and my former neighbor) "mi piacerebbe sapere" and "campi di popcorn" are great songs. I don't listen to it much anymore. I don't think he's lost in drugs. It's just that it's no longer his "great moment." The album deserves a four for having chosen the producer of my much admired "live" for the production.

Antony and the Johnsons I Am a Bird Now

24 jun 09

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Oh yes, I had read this. I bought the album that nobody was paying attention to here yet. Years later, it remains an excellent album, although I think the first one is better. The third one, on the other hand, is already in the storage room. In any case, one of the few musical realities to make an impact in recent years.

Diego Mancino Milano E L'Impossibile

24 jun 09

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I have a strong suspicion that this Diego Mancino is great. I've always been curious but never took the big leap. However, you've convinced me. Plus, he has a great look.

Elastica Elastica

24 jun 09

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I almost forgot.

Elastica Elastica

24 jun 09

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It was a powerful album at the time, with a ton of singles and a very original formula for the era... ah Suede, Blur, Gene, Oasis, Manic Street Preachers, Elastica, Dubstar, what beautiful years for English music.

Fiorella Mannoia I Treni A Vapore

23 jun 09

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meaning: "of the same year as your review"

Fiorella Mannoia I Treni A Vapore

23 jun 09

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so: the folkloristic remains in quotation marks because although it exists, it sounds strange and clashes with the average tone of the text itself. In any case, everyone can choose the terms they prefer just as I am free to dismiss a review that elaborates on incorrect information. (Does "sean nos nua" from O'Connor from the same year ring a bell?) It doesn't seem to me that I've thrown shade on you. Don't take it personally; it's just that the remark collapses the whole castle, which, as far as I'm concerned, wasn't standing to begin with. The alternation of pop tracks (the winds of the heart) or out of context (the sky of Ireland) dampens the tones of an album that is otherwise too, really too intense. And finally: I don't hate you.