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The Ecstasy of Saint Theresa ... Fluidtrance Centauri...

16 feb 10

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Honored by your comments. Nice to see you again.

The Brian Jonestown Massacre Who Killed Sgt. Pepper?

16 feb 10

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But it’s already out? Wasn’t it supposed to be the end of February? You are a bunch of vultures.

Marco Paolini Bestiario Italiano - I Cani del Gas

15 feb 10

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But are you really going to do the Adriatic? If you go from the Tyrrhenian, you just need to do Trieste-Bologna and Bologna-Crotone. Am I right or am I right? Anyway, this is a wonderful review. Unfortunately, I only know Gabriele Paolini.

Oren Peli Paranormal Activity

13 feb 10

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The murderer is the butler.

The Arcade Fire Funeral

13 feb 10

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It was the most beautiful of 2004, indeed.

Royal Trux Twin Infinitives

13 feb 10

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I think more or less like Larrok. A bit of a heavy record. I prefer the psychological blues of "Thank You" (1995).

Ohio Art Company Etch A Sketch

13 feb 10

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Overrated. An ancestor of AutoCAD even? Anyway, I don't get it: I remember the one that worked with a stylus (inkless, obviously) and erased the various engravings with a sort of plastic strip that moved across the screen. A brilliant resurrection nonetheless. A bit self-referential... :-D

Peppe Voltarelli Duisburg Nantes Praga - Il bootleg live

13 feb 10

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How? First, you say that Calabria is stupidly referred to as Africa and then you call them terroni? :D I'm just a stupid African living elsewhere anyway. I met Voltarelli in person several years ago, after a concert by Parto, and he's really a badass, not to mention an excellent musician. Anyway, the review is more than good and made me want to dust off "Quattro battute di povertà" (signed!). Maybe I'll write something about it. Tremble.

Lacuna Coil Shallow Life

13 feb 10

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Stuff for right-handers and sound smiths.

John Cage Imaginary Landscapes

12 feb 10

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"Negative only the fact that after him, extremely rigorous in the intellectual journey, squads of amateurs felt free to mess things up and call the result 'music.' I agree, well said. It's just that this time it seemed to me that by focusing entirely on the eccentric vertical idea, you sacrificed some of the content."