donjunio

DeRank ™: 7,00

DeAge™ : 7456 days • Here since 11 january 2006

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John Zorn IAO, Music In Sacred Light

8 feb 07

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this I miss, but keeping up with zorn...

Loney, Dear Loney, Noir

7 feb 07

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Thank you all: easy, let's say that the calmness and certain patterns are typically Swedish, but in my opinion, the Californian echoes and a certain underlying intelligence help to evade certain traps: among other things, I'm not particularly fond of indie pop, yet I like this album and I believe it is definitely free from pitfalls.

Ry Cooder Chávez Ravine

7 feb 07

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excellent

The Rolling Stones Goat's Head Soup

6 feb 07

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Very good Zarathustra, no one had reviewed this album yet. In my opinion, it's decent, but nothing more.

Pop Group For How Much Longer Do We Tolerate Mass Murder?

3 feb 07

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Excellent, right among my recommendations. A splendid historical-musical fresco, we really needed this review. I only disagree with the comparison to Dylan: it's difficult and probably pointless to make comparisons between different eras, especially citing someone like Bob who, despite all the missteps taken later, was truly light-years ahead of everyone in his time. Cheers!

Neil Young Everybody's Rocking

1 feb 07

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Thank you for the comments: @rob86, I don't mind "trans" either: I talked about the album being "discretely unlistenable." That is, I have the utmost respect for that project and for the family reasons that led him to experiment with the vocoder: However, the outcome was not artistically the best, indeed, at times even "unlistenable" from a stylistic point of view, but it's certainly an album I would give 3 stars for courage and for some flashes here and there. The only album by Young that I find horrible is "Old Ways," steeped in stereotypical and cheesy country.

Mark Lanegan The Winding Sheet

31 jan 07

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Thank you all for the comments. I have little to add: as always, I am on the same wavelength as zigghio and sherman, and I invite vivis, denver, and sephiroth to get this gem.

The Zombies Odessey And Oracle

30 jan 07

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great proposal, I will need to get this too...

The Zombies Odessey And Oracle

30 jan 07

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Regarding the Beatles, I think their best works are the White Album and Abbey Road; they are practically perfect, with no drop in quality. On "Revolver" and "Sgt. Pepper's," however, there are a few lesser tracks, especially those from Harrison’s pen, which don’t hold up as well in comparison. However, I disagree with the definition of mainstream pop: if the mainstream were all like this, the “alternative” wouldn’t really exist. Personally, I also prefer Love to the Beatles, but it's like saying someone prefers Platini to Maradona: it’s absolutely subjective, a comparison nonetheless between titans.

Neil Young On the Beach

30 jan 07

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I would say yes, to be taken on faith: anyway, I think that for your lysergic-West Coast tastes, you could start with Buffalo Springfield to discover Neil! I especially recommend "Buffalo Springfield Again." See you!