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NoMeansNo Live @ Spazio 211, Torino 11.05.10

19 may 10

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5 to your love and dedication. Unfortunately, I've never seen them. They are truly great, I agree with you.

The Dead Weather Sea Of Cowards

19 may 10

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@TEENAGE: it's true, going to pick up records at the little shops is priceless, but I get an orgasm even when the big package arrives at home, I sit there and unpack it, open all the records, flip through the booklets… Santa Claus for every season. Rockstar? the magazine? do you read it? don't do it, brother… if you really have to read something, read Blow Up. Excluding Cerati and Sorge, Rumore is also a good magazine, full of interesting writers (Pomini, Prevignano, Blatto, Lo Mele)

The Dead Weather Sea Of Cowards

19 may 10

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But did you buy the ciddì or did you "procure" it?

The Dead Weather Sea Of Cowards

19 may 10

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Unfortunately, Federock is right: CDs/vinyls are too expensive when bought in specialized shops. For a "music addict" like me, it's much better to order them from various Amazon/CD box (I place cumulative orders, 3/4 times a year) so you save almost 50%... then I apply my personal policy: never pay more than 15€ for a CD/vinyl. As for the reviewed ones, I deeply hate the White Stripes and every case that Mr. White shoves down our throats, so I won't listen to it, even though I trust Core (and his excellent review).

Pinback Summer In Abaddon

18 may 10

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Fucking masterpiece

Pantha Du Prince Black Noise

18 may 10

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@KOSMO: the new Flying Lotus, to put it in a young way, S-P-A-C-C-A. I still haven't listened to the Pantha though.

Television Marquee Moon

18 may 10

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I instead have never been able to like them. Just think that I even had the originals, I had them. Oh well.

Yage The Woodlands of Old

18 may 10

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What a group the Future Sound of London are. "Dead Cities" was in the top 20 of the last decade. The review is very nice.

Coldplay X&Y

17 may 10

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Mainstream or not mainstream, snobbish or not, Radiohead have produced, throughout their career, very valid albums. Just like Pink Floyd did back in the day (another mainstream band, but I don't want to compare them). Coldplay have written some excellent pop songs, distributed more or less effectively across their first three albums. Singles, though, not albums. No offense to FEDEZAN, but I would throw a pitiful veil over Muse.