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Neil Young & Crazy Horse Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere

9 nov 05

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I didn't mention "Requiem for the rockets" not out of forgetfulness, but because it seemed more appropriate to emphasize tracks that I consider more important. Still, it's true, I could have talked about it (and very well, of course!).

Paul and Linda McCartney Ram

7 nov 05

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I don't like it at all, maybe the lack of an alter ego like John Lennon hasn't done our Paul much good.

Oasis Don't Believe The Truth

7 nov 05

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Alright, they may be unpleasant and arrogant, but it seems to me that on DeBaser throwing shade on the music of Oasis has become the favorite sport.

Neil Young & Crazy Horse Weld

7 nov 05

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Kosmo, I also recommend "Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere," the first album credited to Neil Young & Crazy Horse, released in 1969.

Neil Young & Crazy Horse Weld

7 nov 05

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I know that maybe Sonic Youth and Social Distortion have little to do with grunge, but two things are undeniably true: the first is that that year Neil and Crazy Horse took several bands from the then-boiling American underground on tour, the second is that with those two albums (I mean "Ragged Glory" and "Weld") they gave perhaps a decisive push to the then underground grunge scene of Seattle. Let me tell you, these are not nonsense; it's history.

John Fogerty Centerfield

5 nov 05

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Busca and Mucchio.

Francesco De Gregori Miramare 19.04.1989

5 nov 05

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Borntorun, we didn't understand each other. The album, musically, IS a masterpiece. It's in the arrangements where De Gregori and Zanotti miss the mark.