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Steve Reich Music for 18 Musicians

21 nov 06

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:-((( One of the 10 greatest American filmmakers OF ALL TIME. And the greatest of New Hollywood. R.I.P. (Sorry for the off-topic) :-(((

Supreme Dicks The Emotional Plague

21 nov 06

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Psycho, how can you really feel a record on the train with all the background noise that's there: thump-thump, thump-thump, thump-thump... :-D

Flipper Generic Flipper

21 nov 06

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I am nothing but the fake of BRIANZA DI BESTIA!!! :-DDD Sanjuro is a fake of Lord! (just kidding, just kidding, don't hit me!!! ;-)

Wendy Carlos Switched-On Bach

21 nov 06

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I miss this nice trick! Instructive rece.

Steve Reich Music for 18 Musicians

21 nov 06

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Cosmic!

Lubricated Goat Plays The Devil's Music

21 nov 06

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I also thank Moustache, Ashy, Santa Claus, Dante, and Kamy! ;-)

"The true message lies deep within the hippie philosophies; the punk and grunge movements seem to me like almost incoherent and useless alternatives, absolutely anti-ethical." <<<<<< I radically disagree. There is more ethics, more coherence, and more usefulness among punks than among hippies. (as I see it)

Pink Floyd Live At Pompeii

21 nov 06

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Aniel, I agree that Gilmour created a sort of "trade-mark" with his guitar style; as for Piper, I believe Barrett's contribution is fundamental (without overlooking the other three musicians). Astronomy Domine, Interstellar Overdrive: these two tracks alone would be enough to place Barrett among the great guitarists (and composers, let's not forget!) of all time.

Pink Floyd Live At Pompeii

21 nov 06

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Well... for me, there's no comparison between Barrett and Gilmour when it comes to originality, imagination, creativity, genius... I mean, Barrett, with The Piper, immensely expanded the harmonic horizons of music, invented a guitar style that didn't exist before, surreal, cosmic, extravagant, lysergic, dreamlike, etc.... Gilmour, on the other hand, with all due respect, was a mannerist, a good professional, equipped with feeling, taste, and a smooth touch with a creamy tone... but he was much more conventional than Barrett... (this doesn't take away from the fact that the Floyd of the early 70's had a huge influence on much modern psych-rock, from Galaxie 500 to Mercury Rev).