DanteCruciani

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DeAge™ : 7474 days • Here since 22 december 2005

Peter Green The End Of The Game

17 sep 06

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trippy lysergic show with a certain something of.....dftujakagre! A shoutout also to the other musicians on the album, towards Peter it goes without saying....@charley: you hit the nail on the head!

Colle Der Fomento ODIO PIENO

17 sep 06

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I remember other beautiful tracks from the hill dating back to around '98, like "vita" and "il cielo su roma"........say what you will, but driving around with the latter track while cruising by the Circo Massimo is perfect........Zion knows what I mean.

Emerson, Lake & Palmer Brain Salad Surgery

16 sep 06

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ah ah ah! great! ua ah ah ah!........damn, I need a drink.....

Porcupine Tree In Absentia

15 sep 06

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Antò, tell me something: I have to say that in absentia is pleasant, but for me, who loves the "old" Porcupine Tree, it has never felt natural to familiarize myself with the post-coma divine period, and apart from the album I reviewed, I only know a few tracks from that period. So, what should I get? Stupid Dreams? Lightbulb Sun? Or the same Deadwing? Thank you!

Finley Tutto E' Possibile Summer Edition

14 sep 06

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ok ok! now I'll tell you what I'll do after I kidnap these 4 guys: 1.sharpen a knife 2.take that knife in my hand 3.peel a peach 4.tell them what I think of them........oh well

Bark Psychosis Hex

14 sep 06

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Sorry, what can you tell me about a Bark album from 97/98? I think it was called Game Over.....

Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark The Best Of

14 sep 06

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Yes, okay, I can’t deny that synth-pop has its evocative and very appealing side, and let’s be honest: who doesn’t enjoy listening to these catchy tunes?..... I only know the good old "Enola Gay," but still, it’s a good mention, Fabbiu, even though I’m always for the disco and not the best of. However, for these artists, maybe the latter is better…..

The Trashmen Surfin' Bird

14 sep 06

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Absolutely fantastic! And for me, the use of "Surfin' Bird" by Kubrick in Full Metal Jacket remains monumental, especially during the scene where the camera moves capturing all the soldiers crouched down on the ground... in short, hats off to the Trashmen! Great review, Lewis, you always dig up the most interesting classics. That one on "Paperback Writer" by the 4 Beetles was great too...