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Cabaret Voltaire 2 x 45
Cabaret Voltaire 2 x 45
26 apr 10
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Of C. A. I had "Waiting For A Miracle", maybe the first, maybe the best. I don't even know if I still have it... I liked it.
Cabaret Voltaire 2 x 45
Cabaret Voltaire 2 x 45
26 apr 10
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I have it too, I agree too. Well, the Danse were the ones behind the cover of Rolling, 2000 Light Years From Home, not bad at all..... What a lineup of young lads today!
Jeff Buckley Grace
Jeff Buckley Grace
24 apr 10
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I had never read this little page, but I found a comment that I fully agree with, that of Swanz. I would give the record something like a 3.5; the little page is frankly quite ugly, no matter how you look at it. A nice 2 as encouragement.
Alexander "Skip" Spence Oar
Alexander "Skip" Spence Oar
18 apr 10
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Have you heard Beck's remix of this album, done together with Wilco? Read the mail, then if you're up for it, let me know what you think... I haven't listened to it yet, but I'm quite curious. Bye
Don Cherry Brown Rice
Don Cherry Brown Rice
11 apr 10
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Great record, awesome musician, wonderful person. I met him in the seventies, at the end of a concert, and I saw him again a long time later, on the ā€œMultikultiā€ tour, and he still seemed very much like his musicā€”open, receptive to exchange, driven by the joy of creation and the desire for travel, as the reviewer aptly puts it in the conclusion. And then he also produced a gem of a daughter, the lovely Nenè... - For those who want to delve deeper, hereā€™s a page thatā€™s really rich in... tips: papaluchi
David Zane Mairowitz - Robert Crumb Kafka Per Cominciare
David Zane Mairowitz - Robert Crumb Kafka Per Cominciare
11 apr 10
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Good idea to point out the book, which is now available in a re-edition (Robert Crumb - Kafka - Bollati Boringhieri 2008, ā‚¬ 14.00). I recently gifted a copy to a friend's son, and it was actually appreciated more by the father, who is an illustrator... - I find that Crumb's fat and dark, obsessive line offers an additional visual angle of the world from which I come...
Eluvium Lambent Material
Eluvium Lambent Material
7 apr 10
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Well, Johannsson is a great recommendation, and not only for Fordlandia; his previous works are interesting too, particularly the somewhat ā€œconceptualā€ one, IBM 1401, A User's Manual, which came out a few years ago. But perhaps the most fitting for the approach is one of his early works, Englabörn. The latest one, which has a long title "And In The Endless..." I need to listen to it again; I've somewhat overlooked it, but it's still at a good level. ā€“ Iā€™ll also venture a suggestion to the reviewer, in case they arenā€™t familiar with it: itā€™s the debut album of a very young (at the time twenty-year-old) Icelander, Ólafur Arnalds - Eulogy for Evolution - There's also a nice page on DeB: Eulogy for Evolution - Ólafur Arnalds - Recensione di Addison
Stomu Yamashta Go Live From Paris
Stomu Yamashta Go Live From Paris
7 apr 10
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Here, another one I had completely forgotten about. I only have an old vinyl, in that case the band's name was Come To The Edge, the album title "Floating Music," early '70s. And I liked it too. A little music-sentimental archaeology, thanks Jargonking.
Elio Petri La Classe Operaia Va In Paradiso
Elio Petri La Classe Operaia Va In Paradiso
3 apr 10
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In those years, at Fiat, the timer was "the vaselina."
Algernon Ghost Survelliance
Algernon Ghost Survelliance
31 mar 10
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Fosca, sorry for the intrusion, but there's probably a space forming between the letters in the link: remove it and you'll see that the link takes you straight to a perfectly working multiupload. The album, as I mentioned, is very good, even though I don't find many connections with XTC (of which I have all the albums, purchased back in the day...)
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