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AA.VV. The Sexual Life Of The Savages
AA.VV. The Sexual Life Of The Savages
27 may 06
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Well, move to Milan...
Bauhaus Burning From The Inside
Bauhaus Burning From The Inside
27 may 06
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I agree too, Qzerty. It seems to repeat undead, undead a few times... Well, Alex, if you don’t know them, listen to In The Flat Field. Then, maybe, the best. But that’s their most significant album. I wasn’t too convinced by this one at the time. No more than 4. Although it contains a handful of beautiful songs (those that Fidia cites are my favorites). But it’s been ages since I last heard it…
AA.VV. The Sexual Life Of The Savages
AA.VV. The Sexual Life Of The Savages
27 may 06
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And would you believe it, Ege didn't know this record....
AA.VV. The Sexual Life Of The Savages
AA.VV. The Sexual Life Of The Savages
27 may 06
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Curious, this Brazilian version of post punk. I love your way of presenting it. The names you mention among the influences further encourage the listening. The cannibalism you refer to is also at the core of Tropicalismo, a cultural (and musical) movement that emerged in Brazil in the '60s, which Soul Jazz documents with an album that I really enjoyed and recommend, even though the years and the "genre" are quite different (I wrote a little page about it: Tropicalia - A Brazilian Revolution in Sound - AA.VV. - Recensione di odradek - delete any spaces that may form) - Great nickname, by the way (although I remain fond of Lorna) Bai bai - P.S. Why don’t you stick some samples?
Colour Haze Colour Haze
Colour Haze Colour Haze
27 may 06
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And I'm passing by because I read Antmo's post among the latest comments. Beautiful beautiful beautiful (three hundred thirty-three is too much, come on) the review, I’m immediately sharing it with the hefty downloader.
Brisa Roché The Chase
Brisa Roché The Chase
27 may 06
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This debuts for Blue Note, but it’s rock and indie, and it does so with an album of 19 tracks. And it’s also a beautiful album. And you provide her with an excellent service with this great piece. Well, even if I weren’t a victim, at alternating phases (measurable in years) of the same syndrome, I would still give it a listen. Compliments on your reviews, you often fish out interesting things.
Dave Douglas Strange Liberation
Dave Douglas Strange Liberation
27 may 06
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Rocky, that saying is a load of nonsense, I think.... I saw your picture. It resembles your reviews. You seem to come from one of those records you talk about with a contagious passion. For me, it's also a bit mysterious, given that those are things I heard as a kid but that you live as if they were "contemporary." As for meeting up, I think it will be impossible, and that's for the best. Live, I'm even more boring than on the page. Write more, instead, because I always read you with pleasure and go fishing for great records. - To Lello and Wanderer: another record, different, that is definitely worth listening to is that "Mountain Passages" we talked about with Hal. Thanks for the visit and have a good day.
James Levine - The Met Orchestra Mussorgsky: Pictures At An Exhibition - Stravinsky: Le Sacre Du Printemps
James Levine - The Met Orchestra Mussorgsky: Pictures At An Exhibition - Stravinsky: Le Sacre Du Printemps
27 may 06
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Clap clap clap.- I’ll tell you, JoP. You love her, with that love-hate that never resolves, but never fades. Rekindling with every listen. Or not? Well, at least that’s how it is for me....bye bye
Demis Roussos Goodbye My Love Goodbye
Demis Roussos Goodbye My Love Goodbye
27 may 06
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Dune, as it happens, sometimes it seems that all you have to do is ask... On the homepage, to the right, there's a review of 666 by Aphrodite's Child. Hi.
Cranberries Bury The Hatchet
Cranberries Bury The Hatchet
26 may 06
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How beautiful...
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