Stoopid

DeRank ™: 1,01

DeAge™ : 7385 days • Here since 23 march 2006

Dizzy Gillespie & Charlie Parker Town Hall, New York City, June 22, 1945

11 sep 06

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Here comes cinephilia. Good. I promise myself to watch both (Round Midnight and Kansas City) and share my thoughts in the near future; in the meantime, I'll make use of what I already have and rewatch Straight No Chaser. The beginning, with Monk perched behind his war machine, is etched in my mind.

Dizzy Gillespie & Charlie Parker Town Hall, New York City, June 22, 1945

11 sep 06

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Yes, there is the DVD, I reiterate, it's thrilling. The mark of Eastwood is unmistakable, a guardian angel of the project, someone who knows how to put jazz into images, definitely.

John Coltrane Crescent

11 sep 06

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A great Elvin Jones, if I remember correctly. A "canonical" episode during Coltrane's most experimental period, by then well off on his tangent. It's not on my personal podium, but I'll happily listen to it again. Welcome back, Grass.

Dizzy Gillespie & Charlie Parker Town Hall, New York City, June 22, 1945

11 sep 06

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Wonderful odra, I hope it has also been released in peer-to-peer format. I'm diving in. And have you seen Straight No Chaser, the one about Monk? Chills...

Fishbone The Reality Of My Sorroundings

11 sep 06

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Better this way, Joe, sorry for being pedantic but I was a bit annoyed, great Fishbone anyway, the shirt with the fishbone is still my favorite!

Neurosis The Word As Law

11 sep 06

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I would have spent a few more words on it; the album is as heavy as a life-sized lead elephant, and it's not necessarily inferior to the more celebrated works. As for the ratings, I couldn't say.

Dizzy Gillespie & Charlie Parker Town Hall, New York City, June 22, 1945

11 sep 06

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The esteemed label is Uptown. It was you, Mr., who spoke so highly of the film, right?

Dizzy Gillespie & Charlie Parker Town Hall, New York City, June 22, 1945

10 sep 06

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Very beautiful. What can I say, I stop at the suggestion of that era, I would give a finger for a couple of nights in that Manhattan. The story of avoiding half measures is fantastic, and the succinct description of the bop is lovely. That Monk had an immense influence is undeniable; the issue of priorities is just nonsense for me. The link I suggest contains a lot of interesting things about one of the most magnificent musical congregations ever to appear.

Bryan Adams Mtv Unplugged

10 sep 06

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It seems like a sonnet from the Dolce Stil Novo, the concluding line is heart-wrenching: "...I have never found anything that could compete with such beauty." Life has not been kind to you so far!