Wanderer

DeRank ™: 0,40

DeAge™ : 7422 days • Here since 13 february 2006

Charlie Haden Quartet West

22 mar 06

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Superb review that captures with photographic precision the underlying emotional blend of this album, possibly the best by the bassist.

Pink Floyd Meddle

21 mar 06

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Oh, was it not even Gilmour's dog? Crazy, I didn’t know that. Anyway, my clarification was indeed a bit pedantic... :-)

Edie Brickell and The New Bohemians Shooting Rubberbands At The Stars

21 mar 06

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A delightful leap back into my adolescence...

Fat Freddys Drop Based On A True Story

21 mar 06

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A review as soft as a suede moccasin, a group completely unknown to me, a musical genre somewhat foreign to my tastes, but very intriguing.

Dick Dale The Best of Dick Dale and His Del-Tones

21 mar 06

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Very interesting, I wasn't even aware of its existence. Great review.

Pink Floyd Meddle

21 mar 06

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Among the Floyd's albums, it's one that I feel most attached to. Fun fact: in "Seamus," the barking accompaniment is from Gilmour's greyhound.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Sinfonie n°40 K 550 e n°41 K 551 "Jupiter"

20 mar 06

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Oops!

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Sinfonie n°40 K 550 e n°41 K 551 "Jupiter"

20 mar 06

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Exquisite review, just like the choice of the two Mozart symphonies. The greatness of this music is evidenced by the resilience of the first movement of No. 40 against the onslaught of ringtones, advertisements, doorbells, and the like, as Grass has aptly pointed out. I have the version by Karl Bohm with the Berliners, but I also had the chance to listen to this one and... well, Lenny is always Lenny!