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Savatage The Wake Of Magellan

16 jun 06

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Yes. One of my heart's metal albums. The highlights: "Turns to me" and "Morning sun."

Klaus Schulze Irrlicht

16 jun 06

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@Enea: "cosmic music with a few electronic sequences" <<< Huh? :-/

Klaus Schulze Irrlicht

16 jun 06

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Calm Face: Klaus is not messing with you; the Germans don’t joke around... ;-) (who knows, they might even end up winning the World Cup...)

DIO Holy Diver

16 jun 06

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What Dio achieved in Rising and Heaven&Hell is among the peaks of classic metal. Dio's voice, along with Halford's, was THE voice (powerful, versatile, epic, emphatic) of British heavy metal.

The Velvet Underground White Light/White Heat

15 jun 06

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This was perhaps the album that changed my life (as a music listener, but not just...). I first listened to it in 2003 and was hypnotized, fascinated, thrilled. It contains six seminal, essential tracks. The title track is the prototype of "freaked-out garage rock with a noisy tail"; "Gift" is PIL's Albatross a decade early (and much more...); Godiva and Here she comes are two of the most perverse ballads ever, two affronts to the clean aesthetic of acid rock, two sinuous mantras for the toxic culture of NYC's underbelly; "Call my name" puts any MC5 to shame; "Sister Ray" speaks for itself, an uncontrolled pollution of sounds (two guitars, an organ) driven by Moe Tucker's frenzied drumming... A more cohesive and extreme record than the first.

The Velvet Underground White Light White Heat

15 jun 06

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This was perhaps the record that changed my life (as a music listener, but not only...). I first listened to it in 2003 and was hypnotized, fascinated, thrilled. It contains six seminal, essential tracks. The title track is the prototype of "trippy garage rock with a noisy outro"; "Gift" is PIL's Albatross a decade ahead of its time (and much more...); Godiva and Here She Comes are two of the most perverse ballads ever, two affronts to the pristine aesthetic of acid rock, two sinuous mantras for the toxic culture of New York's underbelly; "Call My Name" puts any MC5 to shame; "Sister Ray" speaks for itself, an uncontrollable pollution of sounds (two guitars, an organ) driven by Moe Tucker’s frenzied drumming... A more homogeneous and extreme record than the first.

DIO Holy Diver

15 jun 06

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I appoint you "official biographer of Mr. Padovana" :-)))

Misfits Walk Among Us

15 jun 06

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Miiiiiii...with Wendy Williams we've reached the peak of perversion, so I’d say we can stop here before T-Rex gets pissed because we're messing up the review... :-D

Misfits Walk Among Us

15 jun 06

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Well, at this point, I’d like to invite my buddy Lux Interior with his little friend Poison Ivy, so we can get nicely drunk to the rhythm of psycho-billy, on the notes of the Cramps... What do you think? :-)