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Neil Young & Crazy Horse Psychedelic Pill

6 jan 13

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This man never ceases to amaze me.

Bruce Springsteen Greetings From Asbury Park N.J.

6 jan 13

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A great debut, with long texts that strongly reveal a Dylan-like inspiration, which fascinates me a lot. I wouldn't take anything away from this album: my favorites are the epic "Lost in the flood," "For You," "The Angel," and "It's hard to be a saint in the city" (the latter was also covered by David Bowie).

Donald Fagen Sunken Condos

3 jan 13

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Well done. Donald Fagen is right not to change.

Cluster Zuckerzeit

2 jan 13

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From the description, it seems intriguing: an album that blends experimentation (even intense) with the pleasure of listening. I've always heard good things about them, but I haven't delved deeper yet.

The Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground & Nico

2 jan 13

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That the Banana may not be appealing, due to its sounds, Lou Reed's singing, or the themes addressed, is understandable. I too found certain tracks quite challenging on first listens. However, it doesn’t seem like avant-garde wankery to me (except perhaps "European Son"). Critics' opinions seem useful to a certain extent, as guidance, but in the end, the final judgment belongs to the listener.

Raffaele Morelli La felicità è dentro di te

30 dec 12

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Ah, that's why I always feel a weight in my stomach...

The Tubes Young and Rich

30 dec 12

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I only know one track, which isn't even on this album (White Punks On Dope). Interesting proposal.

Toto Live in Paris 1990

27 dec 12

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Great review.

Claudio Baglioni Un piccolo Natale in più

26 dec 12

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Probably one of the lowest points in Baglioni's discography. In my opinion, the last truly interesting work from the Botulinato di Osso Sacro was "Oltre."

Giovanni Allevi Sunrise

26 dec 12

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Just recognition for a pretentious and insipid character, whose records are not even good for a coitus interruptus (unlike those of Clayderman and Schlaks). Now, I have a great desire to listen to this: