Hank Monk

Can you believe it! I must have this record somewhere in the house. It was one of my father's records, and I’m sure I've listened to it plenty of times even though I can't remember anything about it right now. Maybe I’ll dig it up!

Last week I saw them in Bologna. More or less I had the same impressions you did. A concert by professionals; skilled musicians searching for new ways to express themselves. By the way, I really liked the super percussive version of Radiohead. But I don’t know, like you I had little fun. That same week, I also saw Iggy and the Stooges in Florence and it was a totally different experience. It had been a while since I had been in a concert crowd, and it had been quite some time since I attended a concert of a singer/artist who genuinely enjoyed communicating with the audience. That’s where I had fun :)

And what about the videos of the naked girls dancing to the beat? Shall we talk about that? :D

Exaggerated concert!!!! It was totally worth all those kilometers! For me, the best moment of the concert was see the lives (unfortunately the only song from embryonic) with the video of the girl playing the cymbal and dancing awesomely. Great also on the run by Pink Floyd with him strolling around the audience! If they had done a more acid and psychedelic repertoire, I would have enjoyed it even more! Anyway, I think he hired the dancers locally!

Beautiful! There's really a lot to listen to from Miles. The hassle is that at least 90% of it is worth listening to as well!!! I didn't even know about this live... but one day I will definitely get to the listening!

Great review. I don't know the live performance, but I'll give it a 5 based on trust. Right now I'm listening to Mingus and I'm scared at how good it is. But who the hell is Giacomo il maresciallo?!?!?!?

I agree with you on this. In fact, those are pieces by Grace Slick, who was indeed very fit. There's also Wooden Ship, actually. Alright, I guess I have to concede to you then :D.

He fills his head with culture, he gives himself an ulcer! Five! 5! |||||! V!

You've piqued my interest... by the way, I didn't know Iriondo had come back to the fold (since we're talking about Agnelli, buahahahah). Anyway, my favorite album by After (not that I'm a huge fan) is Ballate per piccole Iene. I don't know, I found it less derivative of U.S.A. groups compared to the (albeit beautiful, some very beautiful) early albums. Maybe I'll download this...

A masterpiece! And please... let’s mass boycott Cash’s version of Hurt!!!