BORNTORUN1976

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Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers

22 dec 06

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I don't underestimate him at all; he's my second favorite artist after Tom Waits. I have everything by Petty, including Play Back. Let's talk about it, senior ;)

Bob Dylan Slow Train Coming

13 dec 06

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Among the 5 Dylan albums you shouldn't miss...

Bob Dylan Self Portrait

13 dec 06

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Horrible. The absolute worst? Maybe...

Bob Dylan Nashville Skyline

13 dec 06

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Beautiful the rereading with Cash, the rest is easy to listen to.

Bob Dylan Empire Burlesque

13 dec 06

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The worst album by Mr. Zimmerman? Maybe... Bought and fortunately resold...

Tom Waits Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers and Bastards

17 nov 06

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Bought and listened to (€39.99) Magnificently spent, a 100-page booklet. Practically Waits' Tracks.

Bruce Springsteen Darkness on the edge of town

16 nov 06

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keep your sad musical tastes. Goodbye.

Bruce Springsteen Darkness on the edge of town

15 nov 06

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It's as if Dylan's mom had hooked up with Elvis, hence the birth of Mr. Springsteen. I definitely prefer Springsteen over Dylan, though I own all the albums of both. In this regard, I would like to point out (beyond personal taste) that Dylan has released some pretty mediocre stuff over the years, while the lowest point of the Boss has been the more than respectable Human Touch. The quadruple collection of unreleased tracks (Tracks, of which we will soon see the release of the second volume) undeniably proves that Springsteen is not only the greatest performer in the history of music but also an extraordinary songwriter. He might not be everyone's cup of tea, but to say he is overrated means not knowing his music—and certainly not his musical journey—inside out.