Stoopid

DeRank ™: 1,01

DeAge™ : 7384 days • Here since 23 march 2006

Branford Marsalis Quartet Eternal

21 may 06

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I don't understand Odradek, the link seems to work, and if by year you mean the release one, it's 2004, like, among other things, album of the year or stuff like that. I'll join the sampling campaign because it's the right thing to do. Writing the review brought me back to my obsession with Gloomy Sunday, here it's truly luxurious, heartbreaking. I'm on my way to get all the versions.

Lorna Static Patterns & Souvenirs

19 may 06

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Well, honest, I’ll get it for myself, if only for the cover.

Branford Marsalis Quartet Eternal

19 may 06

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In fact, "suicide song" shouldn't be put in quotation marks; it's the nickname for Gloomy Sunday, composed by Rezso Seress, a Hungarian pianist, in 1933. The potential suicidal nature of these magnificent notes led some radio stations to ban it, but read the story which is quite beautiful, like here: nadir - Articoli e post su nadir trovati nei migliori blog

Primus Antipop

18 may 06

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I almost forgot: the singer is such a fool, it really hurts the heart.

Primus Antipop

18 may 06

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You see, there are still some great records to review, and this was one of them. Antipop is quite enjoyable, and I have a soft spot for the rec. As for Flea vs Claypool, it seems to me that there’s really no doubt, in favor of Les, of course. True that these comparisons don’t hold up; when the skies of the Red Hot were sunny, Flea inspired our most heartfelt onanism.

John Coltrane Giant Steps

17 may 06

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I agree, the quote from that moment in France, which has inspired so much literature, captures the bewilderment of an audience in the presence of the phenomenon; it holds more value than the thousand accolades received by Trane. Numbers are a game, and our friend has always lacked that certain something that separates the man from the 5; otherwise, he wouldn't have navigated with such expertise that imperceptible yet unbridgeable space, for our delight. This seems to be the essence of Coltrane: the margin. As for Ravi, I promise to listen to him without having him physically in front of me to provoke strange thoughts.

John Coltrane Giant Steps

17 may 06

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In my opinion, Ravi is rather mediocre, but perhaps I'm too biased by recognizing sparks of his father. However, he played with a phenomenal double bassist whose name I never knew.

John Coltrane Giant Steps

16 may 06

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Of course, a four blemish-medium. Much better a 4.93 for those who have made their music an asymptote to the divine axis. Just as an autograph to the son is to reach for the paternal axis. That said, I regret having given way to coarse interventions on such a lofty page. Salud.

John Coltrane Giant Steps

16 may 06

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Distancing oneself from the 5 seems appropriate for a man who has always embodied the tension towards the unattainable; that little margin seems to suit him well. I have understood, processed, and appreciated the review, trust me. As for the story of the idol, think that the only autograph of my life I asked for was from Ravi Coltrane, along with a firm handshake. Regards.