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Six By Seven 5 Questions To Chris Olley

19 aug 07

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But shall we talk about the charm of two slender little feet?

Six By Seven 5 Questions To Chris Olley

19 aug 07

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For me, the most beautiful woman in the world is Keira Knightley, size -1. I've said it all... ;-)

Goran Bregovic Goran Bregovic's Karmen With A Happy End

19 aug 07

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Where better is actually better, but oh well. I'll take this opportunity for a mea culpa on the terrible "an automobile" in the second paragraph.

Pavlov's Dog Pampered Menial

19 aug 07

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Absolutely yes! ;-)

Pavlov's Dog At The Sound Of The Bell

19 aug 07

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Ashes, not ahes, sorry.

Pavlov's Dog At The Sound Of The Bell

19 aug 07

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Bah, look: Canterbury doesn't drive me crazy, except for Camel (I love "Mirage") and Caravan (of which I know the two most famous beautiful works, the gray-pink land is stunning). I've listened to "Ashes Are Burning" by Renaissance: it's very beautiful, even though it's not on the level of "Scheherazade and Other Stories" (which I reviewed, by the way). I've listened to the Pendragon one with "Window" in the title, I don't remember, but they seemed a bit boring to me. Of the neo-progressive scene, I adore Marillion with Fish, spectacular! "Hybris" is instead downloading, I'm toooo curious to listen to them.

Goran Bregovic Goran Bregovic's Karmen With A Happy End

19 aug 07

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@OleEinar: but I also, you see, know the Triveneto much better.

Goran Bregovic Goran Bregovic's Karmen With A Happy End

19 aug 07

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@OleEinar: yes, in all its underrated splendor. ;-)

The Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground & Nico

19 aug 07

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Whether you believe it or not, I just listened to it for the first time. Epic for sure, amazing definitely, undeniably. It may not be my "genre," I won't go crazy for this album, but who cares!

Pavlov's Dog At The Sound Of The Bell

19 aug 07

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Of prog? I bet it's the usual well-known suspects: Yes, Genesis, ELP... I'm not that fond of King Crimson. More than anything else, though, I love Jethro Tull. Expanding beyond "purer" prog, I'm discovering the great Kansas, Rush, and some stuff from Renaissance. There are plenty of albums to listen to.