Cesare Pavese La Casa In Collina
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In agreement with Hellring. It’s much more "frightening" (what a word, guys...) that people like Pavese have never been reviewed on this site. No one hesitated to review "Kind of Blue," "A Love Supreme," or "Tommy" (how many other untouchable albums could I mention...). There are essential artists in every field, regardless of whether they are liked or not, and the purpose of this site is to have a database that contains not only less publicized works, but also the great classics. No mental gymnastics.
Glenn Hughes From Now On...
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Nice review. A character that has always attracted me, even though I must say that aor and melodic rock are not my cup of tea.
Grand Funk Railroad Caught in the Act
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beautiful review! I know little about the group, and that little I like =)
Annie Leibovitz John Lennon and Yoko Ono
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Yes, but I don't like it, not at all.
Edoardo Bennato Le Vie Del Rock Sono Infinite
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In short, is this album total trash or does it have value? Bah, I didn't understand anything.
Weather Report Mysterious Traveller
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I don't know... this album doesn't fully convince me... I'd prefer that spinnin' if I have to choose.
Leonardo Sciascia La scomparsa di Majorana
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Great book, I read it years ago and I really enjoyed it. Maybe it's time for me to pick it up again.
In Gowan Ring The Twin Trees
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In general, any 75-minute record breaks. With the few exceptions that there are... could it be that human attention lasts a maximum of fifteen minutes?
Thelonious Monk Plays Duke Ellington
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I don't know the album, to be honest: I don't know Monk at all. Of course, I've heard of him countless times, but I've only recently started getting into jazz, so I haven't had the time to listen to everyone, including great names like Monk. But I'll get there... I'll get there...
Bob Dylan Empire Burlesque
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Dylan had a great sound with acoustic guitar and harmonica. He had a great sound in the electric trilogy. He had a great sound in the country turn in the 70s, in the Christian trilogy, in Infidels, and he has it in this album as well (and he will always have it). I'm not saying that all his albums are masterpieces; on the contrary, he has written a ton of useless and terrible songs, but as far as the sound is concerned, I like him in every period. On paper, combining someone like Dylan with 80s sounds would be synonymous with crap. But, although this is an album I listened to superficially, it seemed good to me. "Emotionally Yours," on the other hand, struck me as one of Dylan's ugliest songs.