donjunio

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Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young Four Way Street

23 feb 06

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I was alluding to what you also assert regarding what you define as "the utopian dream of a fairer society," not the musical quality. So in the end, we find ourselves on the same wavelength. Regarding Young's contribution, he has certainly always been an outsider. But his guitar added a special and unparalleled "touch," especially in terms of impact. Crosby himself said in 1970: "It's clear that wherever Neil Young puts his hand, it's no longer the same thing."

David Bowie Hunky Dory

23 feb 06

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impeccable review of a fabulous album

Mattafix Signs of a Struggle

22 feb 06

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telegram review, useless. if it’s even copied, further congratulations.

Neil Young & Crazy Horse Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere

21 feb 06

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all fabulous, especially requiem and cowgirl in the sand. feedback rules!

Sweek The Unbelievable Cinematic Crash

21 feb 06

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Trellheim, I didn't say they sound folk, but that they have their own mix in which they create atmospheres that touch on genres transversally, as ultimaeclisse wrote. Those atmospheres reminded me of Irish folk. It's simply my impression, and I included it in the review. Long live Belgium!

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Déjà Vu

21 feb 06

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Antonio, Young joined the group just before Woodstock. It was the first or second concert that all four of them did together.

Violent Femmes Hallowed Ground

21 feb 06

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I miss this, I will have to take care of it. Flawless review.

Neil Young & Crazy Horse Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere

20 feb 06

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Neil has created masterpieces in every decade, this is the one from the '60s.

Buffalo Springfield Buffalo Springfield Again

20 feb 06

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Much better the buffalo of CSNY, for sure. The West Coast myth here is at its creative zenith.

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Déjà Vu

20 feb 06

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Sure, Jerry Drake, feel free to do the review on 4 Way Street. After all, I'm more of a Youngophile, and I would end up mostly talking about Neil, of whom I've already discussed quite a bit in these pages. Your review and your thoughts on "The Lee Shore" and the like are welcome.