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DeRank ™: 1,25

DeAge™ : 7434 days • Here since 1 february 2006

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Woody Allen Sleeper

26 mar 07

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Oh wow, what a movie indeed. Between this and Love and War, I don't know where I laughed more.

Danny Cohen Museum of Dannys

26 mar 07

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Certo! Inviami il testo e procederò con la traduzione.

Danny Cohen Museum of Dannys

26 mar 07

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This is what I miss and what intrigues me. The cover is beautiful too.

Jack Dejohnette feat. Bill Frisell The Elephant Sleeps But Still Remembers

24 mar 07

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When we talk about Bill Frisell, I have to agree. But how many does he make?

Bruce Palmer The Cycle is Complete

23 mar 07

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I'll remember this too...

Lennie Tristano Descent Into the Maelström

23 mar 07

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I see that after Monk you're continuing the review of great jazz pianists... I've only listened to "Lennie Tristano/The New Tristano," a CD reissue of two albums, which is indeed remarkable. I'm quite interested in this one, especially since you say it's free jazz ante litteram; I'm curious.

Thelonious Monk Brilliant Corners

23 mar 07

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Well done, Dante, I have this somewhere, but I can't remember it well. I need to listen to it again one of these days, Monk is great.

Uri Caine Ensemble Uri Caine Ensemble Plays Mozart

19 mar 07

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It's indeed a nice big page. These reinterpretations of classical music in a different key leave me a bit perplexed. On one hand, they remind me of Rondo' Veneziano on the kitsch side, but also Jacques Loussier Trio and the Modern Jazz Quartet on the jazz side; however, I've never been that crazy about them. Anyway, I need to listen to Caine more closely; I really enjoyed Book of Angel 6 with Zorn. I also liked the Dave Douglas Quintet, with Caine on piano, that I saw live about a year ago. Could you recommend something with Uri Caine as the leader, but not a reinterpretation of classical music?