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PJ Harvey 4-Track Demos

18 feb 10

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I quote Master Punisher.

Carnival Of Carnage Carnival Of Carnage / Byocist - Split

18 feb 10

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Interesting review, as always. I won't give a score because stuff like this is unclassifiable. Here we are at pure noise. How can they express the high concepts described in 5-6 seconds...? Is a burp or a fart more eloquent than a thousand words? And aren't 65 tracks in 77 minutes a bit too many?

Nicholas Meyer The Day After

18 feb 10

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I was 8-9 years old when it came out, and I remember (vaguely) how much was said about it... And shortly after, Chernobyl. At home, we never had as much fear as in those years.

Keith Jarrett Vienna Concert

17 feb 10

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Like Cappio... but I add a 5 to Keith for the trust.

Marco Paolini Bestiario Italiano - I Cani del Gas

17 feb 10

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I only know Paolini's "Vajont" and "Album". The rest, I promise myself to explore, but it requires time and calm that I currently do not have. For me, the train is a natural element: I was among the brave ones who traveled with the freeze of December 22nd last year: 7 hours from Ferrara to Calalzo di Cadore (about 230 km), without heating.

Flatv5/Faeces Eruption Czech V.S. Dutch Goregrind - Split

16 feb 10

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Now we are waiting for something on Sh*t on Your Face and Autophagia.

Thin Lizzy Chinatown

16 feb 10

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Well-written review, perhaps a bit too much for "insiders," but interesting. I only know them by reputation.

Andrea Aloi, Chiara Belliti, Mauro Luccarini, Piermaria Romani Non avrai altro Cuore all'infuori di me

16 feb 10

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Perhaps not quite at the level of "Male," maybe with some lapses in style, but "Cuore" was a trailblazer of a fruitful season for Italian satire, along with the CAF and Berlusconi... "Tango," the Sunday insert of "Repubblica," was also interesting, involving more or less the same authors (I particularly remember the strips by Disegni&Caviglia and the commented jokes by Patrizio Roversi). Then, unfortunately, there were some sporadic initiatives ("Boxer" from "Manifesto" and various supplements from "L'Unità," more or less with the usual suspects, some brilliant ideas, others in poor taste, and others pointless). I have the impression that reality has overtaken satire; I believe that even the sharpest humorists of the 90s could not have imagined the farce we are living through.