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like stoopid, I definitely prefer the sick cave. This is still a great album, with some tracks that stick. Especially Witness song, which is the wildest, but also foi na cruz and good son. 7.5

Many years later, it remains one of the most beautiful things to come out of Japanese animation. Perhaps a bit incomprehensible at certain points (I haven’t read the comic), slow at others, but tremendously fascinating. It was the anime that made me realize that cartoons could be something not just for children. I'm curious to see the uncut version, since I only experienced the version that was aired late at night.

Yes, when psycho answered me, I realized that he was probably right... and indeed you confirmed it :)

Oh, I missed your reply, you know. Well, what can I say, for me it's like this: Hendrix is more important for the history of the guitar and influenced even McLaughlin, but as a guitarist, Mr. Mahavishnu I prefer; he has that nervous, mystical Coltrane-like style and super-fast technique that makes me favor him over Hendrix. Besides having played on some of my all-time favorite records, from those of Miles Davis to those of Carla Bley. One of the very few guitar show-offs who actually has a sense.

Sanjuro, let me ask you out of curiosity, didn't you open a topic where you openly praised Scaruffi? Anyway, I remind you that besides this, Trout Mask Replica has several important admirers prior to Scaruffi, starting with a certain Lester Bangs.

Valerio, when it comes to Guccini, you really don't know what you're talking about (and the fact that you know Amerigo doesn’t mean much). Excuse me, has Brian Eno ever been in a factory? What the hell does the factory have to do with music, can you explain that to me? And then that final list, not one of them has taken anything from Roxy Music!

"A film that seems like a sequence of postcards" "A legend: every scene is the representation of a 19th-century English painting" but above all "A painting in motion," which is exactly what I told a friend the first time I saw it (without knowing anything about the critics' opinions regarding the film). Legend or not, many of us find this film an animated painting.

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or maybe the gates of heaven is the barry lindon ciminiano :)

Nothing, I'm surprised to hear someone talk about low sound quality (someone even mentions garage, and I didn't expect that from him, of course nothing against garage, but we're talking about the extreme opposite of garage here) from someone who, when asked: "If I'm not mistaken, you studied both electronic and concrete music. Do you think that - despite significant practical and theoretical advancements in synthesis (such as 'physical modeling') - sampling is currently the only technique being practiced?" responds like this: "I believe that a lot is lost in sampling. For those rare cases where you want a special effect that sounds tuned, or to reduce thirty-four seconds to thirty, it's a blessing, but it seems to create a 'sound confusion,' and that's not good.
I also think a lot has been lost with the disappearance of analog synthesis: for example, not too long ago I was in a studio, and the composer produced a sound, and I said to him, 'This could be really remarkable if you modulated the upper harmonics with a reversed sawtooth wave,' and he... couldn't do it (and it's a really basic thing). So, digital has, as a consequence, surrendered control of artistic decisions to conglomerates like Yamaha. At this point in history, we should have an infinite number of options, instead we have fewer!" It makes you realize several things, doesn't it?