Alfredo

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DeAge™ : 7456 days • Here since 9 january 2006

Blind Willie Johnson The Complete Blind Willie Johnson

28 feb 19

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Double 5 from me too. Lately, I’ve been listening to the folk of the dawn, perhaps less famous than blues, but equally important, and the Anthology of Harry Smith is the Bible.

U2 The Best of 1990-2000

25 feb 19

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I find it an excellent band up to Joshua Tree (perhaps their best, although I prefer the early post-punk with War); after that, they sought other paths and did so convincingly, like with Achtung Baby. However, the last 20 years have seen them deflate, and now they "play the Rolling Stones," living off their past.

Moby Grape Moby Grape

13 feb 19

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Legendary album

Frank Zappa Orchestral Favorites

10 feb 19

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I find Zappa post '75 a bit hard to digest, especially his albums straddling the '70s and '80s, too fusion-like for my taste. This one is particular, but I don’t recall it being one of his best; I’ll have to put it back in the stereo one of these evenings.

Bob Dylan Nashville Skyline

3 feb 19

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This album is important to me; as a child, I listened to it over and over when I learned to use my parents' hi-fi: "Nashville Skyline," "Rain Dogs," "Darkness In The Edge Of Town," "Concert in Central Park," and "The Dock of The Bay" were in heavy rotation. So I don't know if it’s valid or not, but for me, it’s superb: long live the memories.