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DeRank ™: 0,18

DeAge™ : 7744 days • Here since 31 march 2005

Franz Schubert Songs Without Words

7 sep 05

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I confess to having listened to Schubert even at a young age; now perhaps I don't 'feel' it quite as intensely anymore. One can admire and emulate Hal's audacious intention to move without boundaries in this debaserio universe.

Brad Mehldau Live In Tokyo

6 sep 05

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;o), I put on the player Bill Evans Trio from '65. With an incredible lineup: Israel, Elsa, 'Round Midnight, Our Love Is Here to Stay, How My Heart Sings, Who Can I Turn To?, Come Rain or Come Shine, and If You Could See Me Now)! What more could you ask for? And is Live in Tokyo any good?

Medium Medium Hungry, So Angry

6 sep 05

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Hey, by the way, how do you send these files? I've managed to 'create' them, but where and how the hell do you send them? Sorry egebamyasi for taking up space in your review (I'll even vote for you again for the hassle caused).

Medium Medium Hungry, So Angry

5 sep 05

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little by little, a bit because I was intrigued by the review, a bit because you convinced me with this sample story so much that from the next review I’ll try to include samples (if I manage to), and a bit because I love those gags of Totò with Castellani where the Prince keeps repeating the catchphrase... the opportunity was too good to pass up... so, what about these samples?

Medium Medium Hungry, So Angry

5 sep 05

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yes, but the samples? (...almost odradekian)

Fiona Apple Tidal

5 sep 05

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justvote

Kurt Elling Man In The Air

5 sep 05

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dear odra, I'm glad the CD didn't disappoint you (love is a very rare thing)...

Kurt Elling Man In The Air

5 sep 05

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Wow Hal! You kept your promise! Not bad these days. I share (needless to say) the opinion on Minuano. Regarding the standards: I really love the songs of the North American tradition, what I wanted to say is that too many people take them on without having much to say, resulting in them not sounding as fresh or majestic anymore (at least for those who already know them). It's a bit like when you keep dredging up a memory from your mind; in the end, the wonder fades or disappears. So a bit of restraint would be in order...