Wanderer

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DeAge™ : 7422 days • Here since 13 february 2006

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Hiromi Brain

20 may 06

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Really a nice Morningstar mention, I'll add it to the list. The link is great too!

Branford Marsalis Quartet Eternal

19 may 06

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Branford Marsalis Quartet Eternal

19 may 06

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I went crazy for Branford Marsalis's infinite class after seeing him live a few summers ago. His quartet, too. I have "Requiem" and "Contemporary Jazz," both highly recommended. I will try to get this one instead. Excellent review in its simplicity.

Keith Jarrett Belonging

18 may 06

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What a beautiful European, or rather Scandinavian, foray by Jarrett; and a beautiful review it is, nimble, precise, timely in its references, comparisons, and judgments. Hats off.

Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds Kicking Against The Pricks

18 may 06

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I fully endorse Odradek's post, where do I sign? Great review.

Skip James Today!

18 may 06

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I was completely unaware of the aforementioned as well. Nice review.

Matt Munisteri & Brockmumford Love Story

18 may 06

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The cover alone drives you crazy, and that retro flavor you mention demands a taste of the dish: your words are better than the aroma wafting from the kitchen. Cheers.

Dmitri Shostakovich Sinfonia n° 7 "Leningrado"

18 may 06

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Very well done, Grass, superb review of Dmitri's symphonic masterpiece, which marks the 100th anniversary of his death this year (hey, it's not just a Mozart year...): now this is a nice way to send him best wishes. I have the Bernstein version with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, absolutely a point of reference. I share the doubts regarding the third movement. @ josi: conducted by Jurowsky... mmm... I lick my lips at the thought; @ Hal: the pairing with Volkov is nothing short of perfect, if we were talking about food, I’d say it’s a match made in heaven. Greetings to the loggione.

John Lee Hooker Chill Out

18 may 06

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Beautiful review for a great blues legend!

Robert Schumann Works for Oboe and Piano

17 may 06

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What a wonderful mix: Schumann, Rimbaud, and this review is really soaring high! Compliments are never enough for you, JoP. As for me, I must sprinkle my head with ritual ash because I don't own this work, even though I had heard excellent things about it. Right to the top of the shopping list. @ GeorgeWBush: there may have been some kind of relationship between the two, but then I can't help but wonder about the particular affection that united Brahms with Mrs. Schumann, Clara Wieck...