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Paolino Paperino Band Pislas

19 jan 06

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Well ngw e lukin maybe we "met" at Maffia at least in the first season (1995) when about ten individuals opened it, among them yours truly and Fox (president). Perhaps between a punk festival and a ska concert, interspersed with the new electronic sounds that characterized the club.

Sofa Surfers Sofa Surfers

19 jan 06

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Monsieur Sfascia, I was referring to the Living Colour from Vivid for the voice of this new singer, which reminds me of that along with a certain attitude towards cross-over (black, soul, rock, hip-hop). These may be my unfounded impressions, but the new Sofa seem like a different band compared to the previous ones. You are crazy about them, and I unplug for the sake of de gustibus ;)

Franco Battiato Orizzonti Perduti

19 jan 06

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Well done. But the magical realism you refer to in the texts is comparable to that of master Garcia Marquez? Because if so, we are faced with a talent that is, besides musical, also literary and lately even cinematic. A deus-ex-machina, in short :-) I perceive him more as a curious and introspective prophet but with many (too many?) truths in his pocket.

Faust'o Suicidio

19 jan 06

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Nice review. He never captured me; I preferred the sarcasm of Rino Gaetano. Perhaps a parallel with Rino in terms of artistic attitude might fit.

Sofa Surfers Sofa Surfers

19 jan 06

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Ah well... then you’re missing some pieces to complete the puzzle of these Austrians. Get your hands on the main piece, that is CARGO dark and threatening like a bass line that slips into your bed. Dub & krauts, no way it's just guitar & vocals that Living Colour were rocking ten years prior... Enjoy your meal ;-)

Bark Psychosis Hex

18 jan 06

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www.widerecords.com, an alternative historical distributor. They are good and reliable.

Sofa Surfers Sofa Surfers

18 jan 06

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You're right, Mr. Nob. I’m really disappointed; it's like finding an hermaphrodite under the sheets. Some might like it, but it’s something completely different from everything they’ve done. For me, it’s a trivial story, already heard and with little chance of glory, if that's what they're after...

Howard Jones Perform.00

17 jan 06

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Smiling and sometimes laughing heartily while revisiting certain videos and certain imagery. What could be more beautiful than making fun of ourselves and lightening the mood... ps: Mister Nobody, if you want to do a good deed, take a look at the review of Mouse on Mars because the reviewer Francesco is having an identity crisis after the latest comments and it would be a shame to lose him since he’s one of the few covering alternative music here on DeB. He needs a pat on the back; I’d gladly give him one.

Howard Jones Perform.00

17 jan 06

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Well, they were beautiful for those who lived them while hormones were going crazy... Looking at them now, they make you smile a little ;-)

Bark Psychosis Hex

17 jan 06

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This album is uplifting. I believe it was for them that someone (Simon Reynolds) first coined the term post-rock. To this day, this album sounds post-everything... Regarding the second one, Codeman Dustsucker, I can only say that from the early Bark there’s only Graham Sutton, the voice.