Wanderer

DeRank ™: 0,40

DeAge™ : 7422 days • Here since 13 february 2006

Tom Waits Asylum Years

7 oct 06

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I agree with the skepticism towards pseudo-anthological operations like collections, compilations, etc., especially regarding artists who develop articulated and complex discourses, which could never be effectively captured by a selection of tracks. Anyway, good review.

Miles Davis Kind Of Blue

7 oct 06

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Every comment is unnecessary...well done Andreas61.

Billy Cobham Alivemutherforya

4 oct 06

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Cobham seen live is nothing short of impressive; I didn't have this and I didn't even know it: well done and thank you vellutogrigio.

Antonio Carlos Jobim The Composer Of "Desafinado" Plays

4 oct 06

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Very good at describing Jobim's discreet, essential pianism, which operated through subtraction, avoiding excess in superfluity and mannerisms, achieving elegance and purity of melody and structure. Faiv.

NoMeansNo Wrong

4 oct 06

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I've never heard you, and from your words, it seems very serious! Great job.

Buffalo Springfield Buffalo Springfield

4 oct 06

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Great!

Madrugada Industrial Silence

4 oct 06

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But how beautiful...

Amplifier Insider

2 oct 06

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Great review, I didn't know them.

Maurice Ravel Tzigane, Rhapsodie De Concert

2 oct 06

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Indeed, a most welcome Ravel invasion on DeB!!! I join in the praise for the effective review and the refined proposal of the Tzigane, a dazzling composition with immense appeal. I too have in my ears the superb version by Accardo with the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Abbado: I can't even imagine it being played better! Available on double CD DGG series Panorama - Ravel. Greetings to the audience in the balcony.