easycure

DeRank ™: 3,14

DeAge™ : 8123 days • Here since 13 march 2004

Interpol Turn on the Bright Lights

15 dec 09

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Damn.. and think that I hadn't been here for months :-) is a 200-post discussion going to reopen?? Anyway, hey know-it-all! I don't even think it makes sense to ask the question.. what’s the point of form if it doesn’t have substance? what’s the point of a signifier that doesn’t have a meaning? it seems to me that it’s all right here! bye

Interpol Turn on the Bright Lights

14 dec 09

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Oh yes.. more decent music and less revivalist crap from the '80s.. maybe :-)

Unmade Bed Loom

12 sep 09

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uhm..great to see you repartoamena.. :-) do I know you by chance or not (here on debaser)? anyway, I found this review today

Liars Drum's Not Dead

13 jun 09

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I completely agree!

Robyn Hitchcock I Often Dream of Trains

5 jun 09

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Well... between the awesome battles and the airy melodies, there could be a billion variations :-) Anyway, you really made me want to listen to it again, you and the comments... but every time I've tried, it hasn't convinced me. Among the '60s revivalists with a pop twist, all the Elephant 6 seem way more original to me (even if they're a few years later).

Robyn Hitchcock I Often Dream of Trains

3 jun 09

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Nice review.. but I’ve always found him very overrated: whether with the Soft Boys or as a solo artist, it seems he has never done anything particularly relevant. With the Soft Boys, it’s just a simple and harmless revival. And for the rest, he’s the typical English artist who can’t break out of the concepts of song structure and airy melody, not even if you threaten him with death.

David Lynch Inland Empire

25 may 09

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thank you! :-)

Andrea Pazienza Pompeo

22 may 09

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incredible, from every point of view.

Crystal Antlers Tentacles

1 may 09

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Farfisa+echo=one of the most beautiful sounds in the world. Let’s not forget that Wright played the compact, and practically half of the Floyd sound is him. I agree with Psycho: they need to be used in the right way.

Father Murphy ..And He Told Us To Turn To The Sun

29 apr 09

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It's a shame that the keyboardist is not very impactful live... in the studio, the acidic sound of the Farfisa Compact is clearly fundamental. Despite the uniqueness of their interpretative approach, I believe that any band performing live inevitably suffers from the absence of a bass. I would be curious to see them too, but they aren't passing through Florence for now.