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Iggy Pop Best Of... Live

2 aug 10

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Who knows what a combined video could be like?

Herbie Hancock Sextant

2 aug 10

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I'm definitely downloading this. I'm really passionate about the electronics of the early '70s.

David A. Carter 600 Punti Neri

2 aug 10

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What will appear?

Pooh Rotolando Respirando

2 aug 10

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Essentially agree. The Pooh have never thrilled me, but I believe their output from the late '70s is more than respectable.

Matteo Zambrini Altrove

1 aug 10

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I've set poetry aside a bit, especially contemporary poetry, due to the difficulty of finding anything new that isn't reliant on clichés or obscure formulas. This author seems interesting to me.

Jack Kerouac I Sotterranei

31 jul 10

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I read "On the Road" several years ago. It's not one of my favorites.

Very well-made review, although I disagree with some statements ("rhythmic and melodic poverty"). The album is the last masterpiece of Pink Floyd and has the strongest message (If you isolate yourself, you rot); at times it suffers from some prolixity and the excessive prominence of Roger Waters, especially in the second part. I believe Barrett and Gilmour only truly played together in a BBC program from '70 (from which a bootleg was taken), where they presented some of Barrett's songs in an acoustic setting. Gilmour then played bass and (I believe) an instrumental outro, guitar included, in "Dominoes," on Syd's second solo album. However, he generally played over what was recorded by his friend, who most of the time couldn't manage to play alongside others.