rickyfrusciante

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DeAge™ : 7650 days • Here since 28 june 2005

Joni Mitchell Shadows And Light

4 aug 05

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that crazy Jaco has always been a pain in my ass!
for me, the greatest has been John Entwistle... yes yes, you got it right!!!!!
start laughing: FLEA is great, not the absolute best in history but the best in his genre! ta da.... you can laugh!
bye

Joni Mitchell Shadows And Light

4 aug 05

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Yes...I listened to it again...beautiful!

Ligabue Ligabue

4 aug 05

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But excuse me... the problem doesn't seem to be this... rock music existed in Italy before '78, but Vasco Rossi, with his early albums, brought the "rock mentality," transgression, and a spilled guts attitude, etc... They could have been lousy records, but Vasco deserves credit for opening Italy to a new culture (which isn't exactly that of the Stones or Led Zeppelin), closer to that of Bruce, for example... It was still a mess to go and sing in San Remo high on coke, with lyrics like "I'll cut your throat"... "We are just us" was a turning point! Even for the average Italian. So, I see the Vasco phenomenon more as a general cultural phenomenon than a musical one, since for those who truly understand music, rock bands were already there. I hope I’ve explained myself well! Bye

Jefferson Airplane Surrealistic Pillow

4 aug 05

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Damn... you took it out of my head, I was about to do that... beautiful.
Finally, even the airplanes on DB...
Anyway, I agree with Sylvian, the albums from the late 60s all sound pretty dated, even though they are incredible albums!
But these are the foundations of rock, a true cornerstone that everyone will cling to... really everyone!

Joni Mitchell Shadows And Light

4 aug 05

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Um... I don't agree about the bassist... I'm not gay, I'm not an idiot, I'm not handicapped, I'm not on drugs, I'm not envious, nobody shoved anything up my ass, I don't play sadomasochistic games, I'm not deaf, etc. etc... BYE

4 Non Blondes Bigger, Better, Faster, More!

4 aug 05

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Linda Perry's voice is indescribable................
great review!!

Simon & Garfunkel Sounds Of Silence

3 aug 05

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EL GUEVO... simon has long been the "rival" of dylan: in the sense that, besides musically comparing themselves (both in the Olympus of folk-country-rock, call it what you will), the two contrasted two different types of music: as spontaneous, immediate, and "fresh" as dylan's was, so studied, elevated, and academic was simon's.
ATTENZIONE: I am absolutely not underestimating dylan; I am just saying that the comparison between the two is unavoidable.
Furthermore, both presented music that seemed ostensibly free, or rather: their way of thinking appeared to be countercultural and could easily be confused with genuine political disengagement. What can I say... TRUE ARTISTS.

Simon & Garfunkel Sounds Of Silence

3 aug 05

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The beauty of this site is being able to review and share whatever you want... the giants of the past must be included for sure... it’s nice to discover some lesser-known bands that made good music in their time. Anyway... the new releases are a given.
By the way, I love Simon and Garfunkel, I gave four stars because, in my humble opinion, the 5 should go to "bridge over troubled water" and "the concert in central park."
Thanks for everything. BYE

Simon & Garfunkel Sounds Of Silence

3 aug 05

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Yes... "we are" the same person!

Simon & Garfunkel Sounds Of Silence

3 aug 05

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for the anonymous...yes it is but it's a greatest hits!
see, grasshoper I found many accusations towards those who reviewed old stuff, but I couldn't care less: there's this one, and there are those above, and there’s also Goliath!