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Duran Duran Big Thing

28 oct 05

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I don't know! I kinda liked the first two albums, they weren't that bad, but after...

Fabrizio De André Fabrizio De André in concerto volume 1

28 oct 05

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Well, I believe I've said what needs to be said about the sound of that concert. It's beyond doubt that it is absolutely fantastic.

Cesar Rosas Soul Disguise

28 oct 05

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Certo! Inviami il testo e procederò con la traduzione.

Francesco Guccini Anfiteatro Live

28 oct 05

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Well... The review is excellent, the album can't be bad, given the quality of the songs. What doesn’t convince me and feels much like a commercial operation is that I don’t quite understand the need for a new live album from Guccini; maybe it was needed to keep his name circulating in the market with a new record, considering that lately he has been focused more on literature.

Zucchero Blue's

28 oct 05

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For Devon: I recently managed to find something by Chris Duarte, a guitarist from Austin who goes more or less in the style of Stevie Ray Vaughan, maybe even more technical. You can probably only find it online by ordering it from American sites; otherwise, try downloading it.

Zucchero Blue's

28 oct 05

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The problem is that in the '60s and '70s (back in the days of the LP, to be clear), record releases were much more limited than today. Albums had to be shorter (at most they could last 45-50 minutes, unless you were making doubles, which were extremely expensive). Nowadays, however, CDs come out every day, and those who produce them feel almost "obliged" to fill them up (and they can last up to 70 minutes), resulting in many recorded tracks being little more than fillers. At this rate, it will be increasingly difficult to find new Bob Dylans, Tom Waitses, or Neil Youngs.

Francesco De Gregori Miramare 19.04.1989

28 oct 05

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Ajeje, anyway it seems to me that on two or three tracks we agree, I don't particularly like the arrangements of "Dottor Dobermann" and "Pentathlon" either. Bye.