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Neil Young Greatest Hits
Neil Young Greatest Hits
21 mar 09
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here you go.
Neil Young Greatest Hits
Neil Young Greatest Hits
21 mar 09
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The best anthology of Neil is the triple "Decades" from 1977 (on double CD) which collects the first decade of the Canadian's career, from Buffalo Springfield to the calm before the storm of the "Rust never sleeps" tour, and also features several unreleased tracks. As an introductory guide, it’s not bad, although four tracks post-77 are definitely too few. But 4 stars are really hard to see, LOL.....
The Replacements Tim
The Replacements Tim
21 mar 09
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widely reassessed, abundant 4 stars.....
Crystal Stilts Alight Of Night
Crystal Stilts Alight Of Night
21 mar 09
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I quote ole...hello vivis.
John Fahey The Voice of the Turtle
John Fahey The Voice of the Turtle
16 mar 09
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among the recommended.
Gene Clark Two Sides To Every Story
Gene Clark Two Sides To Every Story
14 mar 09
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A minor Clark, but not for that less interesting; on the contrary... noteworthy hints here and there and a little gem like "Sister Moon" that only a cursed talent like Gene could hide in such a troubled record.
Queen Innuendo
Queen Innuendo
14 mar 09
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mmm, not to be the pain in the ass of the situation but… noooooo Moreno, who could ever think that… :)
Seasick Steve Dog House Music
Seasick Steve Dog House Music
8 mar 09
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great.
The New Christs Distemper
The New Christs Distemper
7 mar 09
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@cptgaio. In fact, I wrote that Tool "have carried on the discussion (of grunge)," obviously in a very original way (especially in their masterpieces "aenima" and "lateralus"), but they betray that substratum (in the last album quite evident). Both because they had common roots (Pixies and especially Jane's Addiction), and because the early Tool, as you say, developed parallel to the Seattle bands of the early 90s, sharing experiences (like Lollapalooza '93 with Alice In Chains, often with duets between Staley and Keenan). So much so that in 2003, returning to Lollapalooza, Maynard said he was happy to reconnect with musicians like Farrell or Cornell, with whom he felt he had grown. On the topic of influence, I obviously disagree; grunge records are pure part of the American musical heritage. And not just American, given that you love Afterhours so much, you should know Agnelli's opinion on the matter...(that's why the other day I expressed my surprise at knowing you were a fan of theirs.....lol). @uglypanda, yes but I wasn't criticizing you, I was just reaffirming the concept, believe me.... :) On Sting, you've opened a door that cannot be closed.
Dan Auerbach Keep It Hid
Dan Auerbach Keep It Hid
6 mar 09
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I absolutely must get it...
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