giorgioladisa

DeRank ™: -0,12

DeAge™ : 7410 days • Here since 25 february 2006

Toy Toy

23 may 06

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I listened to some tracks from the album, described by critics as "surreal." I'm not sure if that was exactly a compliment... There are some nice ideas, even though the concept of using toy instruments isn't new. I remember a few years ago there were musicians playing with the CPUs of Gameboys.

Herbie Hancock Maiden Voyage

23 may 06

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You said it all. Well done.

Madonna Confessions On A Dancefloor

22 may 06

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Masters at Work, Letfield, Basement Jaxx, Deep Dish just to name a few. But here we are mainly talking about house.

Who Made Who Who Made Who

22 may 06

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Zion, are you participating in the Flux project? :-) You're the only one mentioning it! ;-) Hi!

Moodymann Black Mahogani

22 may 06

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thank you gabbox and odra

Who Made Who Who Made Who

22 may 06

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Who Made Who Who Made Who

22 may 06

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Nice album, whose best quality (or flaw) is the variety of tracks. Great cover of "Satisfaction."

Moodymann Black Mahogani

21 may 06

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Thank you editors for the link on "Blaxploitation". Very timely because the term has been mentioned in no less than 3 reviews in the last few days. Bye and have a great Sunday.

Madonna Confessions On A Dancefloor

20 may 06

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now yes. Hello :-)

Curtis Mayfield Superfly

20 may 06

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Great review of an unjustly underrated artist. Modern soul-funk draws heavily from his productions; by the way, a remix album of "Superfly" is coming out, following the work done for Roy Ayers. More Black music on Debaser! Hi
P.S.: I loved your other reviews in this genre on Funkadelic, Stevie Wonder (though I prefer "Innervisions"), Sly and the Family Stone, Marvin Gaye, etc. What modern Black music do you listen to?