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DeRank ™: 3,31

DeAge™ : 7681 days • Here since 29 may 2005

Bernardo Bertolucci Ultimo tango a Parigi

25 feb 08

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"But are you kidding? I mean, are you kidding? In your own review, which has holes everywhere, you emphasize the revolutionary importance of the film and then say that with time it’s crap... what does it mean to decontextualize a film like 'Last Tango in Paris' if it’s precisely the symbol of the 68 revolt?" It makes sense because if films and albums are meant to convey something, it's natural that perspectives change over time. However, I’m surprised by the judgment on Barbieri’s soundtrack. I don’t specifically remember it, and to be honest, I liked it but it didn't particularly impress me. But I have other albums of his from the 70s in mind, and they are among the freshest and most exciting things you can still listen to today...

Shawn Lane The Tri-Tone Fascination

24 feb 08

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But why did you like strikes twice, Jake?

Steve Ray Vaughan & The Double Trouble Band Blues At Sunrise

23 feb 08

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Cloe's insults are beautiful!

Steve Ray Vaughan & The Double Trouble Band Blues At Sunrise

23 feb 08

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Well Cloe, it's you who wants to guarantee, not me! :)

Steve Ray Vaughan & The Double Trouble Band Blues At Sunrise

23 feb 08

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Ah well Cloe, if you guarantee it then everything is fine. Just one question. Who the hell are you, huh Cloe?

Steve Ray Vaughan & The Double Trouble Band Blues At Sunrise

22 feb 08

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you don't need to download it (iside?), here, remove the spaces in the link: 404 Not Found

Francesco Barilli Il profumo della signora in nero

22 feb 08

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It wouldn't be strange for me at all if he knew about it; after all, Italy at that time was setting the standard in the world for thriller/horror, and this is one of the most well-known titles...

Steve Ray Vaughan & The Double Trouble Band Blues At Sunrise

22 feb 08

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Perhaps it wasn’t clear enough: it’s a review made using a little program, polygen, that automatically generates as many as you want.

Steve Ray Vaughan & The Double Trouble Band Blues At Sunrise

22 feb 08

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Cosmic spirals. Radical environments.
The group revolving around the mixers of the duo Tom Yorke/Devendra Banhart takes another shot.
Pink Human Of The Human In America is an indie and bohemian-pop singalong pathos that sketches out post-modern and '90s flashes, ideal for heart desolation rapes.
The digital age's Troggs.
No wave, lysergic holocaust, for an album that presents a political and surgical new wave in a zigzagging no wave path.
One of the best albums of 2004. But let's hope it represents the much-anticipated turning point.

Steve Ray Vaughan & The Double Trouble Band Blues At Sunrise

22 feb 08

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The Sweet Explorers - Lower Desert In Deaf (2XEP, Whiteworld Records, 2004)

Freak spasms. Fragrance.
Taku Sugimoto rarely surprises us. Not this time. The Sweet Explorers are indeed a band born from an idea by Pharaoah Sanders, featuring names like Paul McCartney, Anthony Braxton, Jacob Kirkegaard.
Virtual to the point of nausea, Lower Desert In Deaf confuses new wave, post-wave new wave, lysergic turntables, free cymbals, new wave, no wave, Slavic winds, and new wave, suitable for aimless walks.
Landscape and sounds battle, inflating a series of pedantic non/places.
One can imagine the band as a crossover between Van Pelt and Bob Dylan.
Underrated.

(7/8)