Pooh La Grande Festa
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I didn't mind the review even though it's excessive and overly smug as usual. However, between the lines, I find it a nice mix between a pulp story and a review. You could have titled it "PoohLP FICTION," right?
Thievery Corporation The Cosmic Game
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It was supposed to be "The Cosmic Cagata" but it felt a bit too strong... I preferred sòla, who knows! It actually seems a bit too neat and tidy, a bit kosmogabri... where did I go wrong?!
Miles Davis Doo-Bop
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Is there someone biased about what I write? Someone who, as soon as they read "The Punisher," gets upset even before reading (see Massimof in the first post)? Possible... possible...
Miles Davis Doo-Bop
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The fervor?! What you call fervor, I used for other albums (see the one by Bjork that I reviewed) with much worse terms and epithets... fervor is something else; I would dare say I wrote an almost modest review, rich in good manners... did I really write it?!
Miles Davis Doo-Bop
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According to me and almost 80% of music critics from the last century, just listen to it... but have you listened to it or are we just talking nonsense?
Miles Davis Doo-Bop
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This is beautiful, I loVEmuSIC!
Miles Davis Doo-Bop
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It's an easy equation. If you say that a mediocre job is the best work of recent times, it follows that the albums "before" that are true masterpieces are automatically diminished. Right?
Miles Davis Doo-Bop
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They are defined in a rough manner because I didn't want to get into further discussions, but they don't seem derogatory to me: first I made a list and THEN I said "cloni-derivati" which bothered you so much... damn, we're sensitive, aren't we?
Miles Davis Doo-Bop
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>nulla da eccepire, primiballi.
Davis is and will remain a great. I’m not disputing this: I just mentioned something about THIS record that has many limitations... precisely.
Miles Davis Doo-Bop
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Just by saying: "Doo-Bop" is in my opinion the best album of Miles' latest production... you've said it all, also rightfully offending everything Davis did before. Period.