Alfredo

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Mink DeVille Coup De Grâce

30 sep 19

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Willy is part of that group of "lonely heroes" from the late '70s that I absolutely love. Willy, Bruce, Warren Zevon, Graham Parker, Elvis Costello, Garland Jeffreys, Tom Petty, and many others.

Mink DeVille Coup De Grâce

30 sep 19

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Stunning record, like Willy.

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Passaic 9/19/78

12 sep 19

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This is THE bootleg, you're right. But the entire 1978 tour is devastating, probably Bruce's best for intensity. And the songs sound as they should, in the studio album the tracks lose their edge.

Steven Spielberg La guerra dei mondi

10 sep 19

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Well, I recently saw it again. It's a bit of a mess, but still watchable for some relaxation.

Joe Jackson Night & Day

21 aug 19

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The review is a bit exaggerated; phrases like "best album in history" or "best song in history" are laughable, let's be honest.

Joe Jackson Night & Day

20 aug 19

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Stunning, it forms my singer-songwriter hexagon of 1982 along with "The Nightfly," "Nebraska," "Big Science," "Imperial Bedroom," and "IV."

Tool 10,000 Days

5 aug 19

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I haven't listened to them in ages, but the constant buzz in music groups has brought them here to me, "on the tip of the esophagus" (quote from Lino Banfi).

Pink Floyd The Dark Side of the Moon

26 jul 19

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"Syd, Nico, Tim Buckley, Drake, Ciampi" always the same names that the usual "out of the box" characters bring up. They make them with a mold. That said, I’ve never really liked the PF post-Barrett and I’ll listen to them once a year. I’m not against duplicates, but with this we’ve reached the… thirty-thousandth review, right? Enough, come on.