tom traubert

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DeAge™ : 7334 days • Here since 12 may 2006

Alice Capo Nord

30 jun 06

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It's available for around 5 euros and it's worth every bit. Classy '80s pop brought to you by Battiato-Pio for a stunning voice!

What a great album this is. You've already said it all, a masterpiece, yet another from an immense artist. Moreover, the Mule Variations tour was the first (and so far the only) to arrive in Italy with a handful of spine-tingling concerts.

Baustelle La malavita

27 jun 06

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Beautiful album, the Baustelle have matured and this album is definitely their best work. Even the richer production does them good, and the themes are more adult and profound.

Skiantos Kinotto

12 jun 06

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We are still a damn audience, no doubt!

The Cranberries Wake Up And Smell The Coffee

7 jun 06

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At least they stopped, unlike U2 who should have done it before Pop.

Pink Floyd Pulse

1 jun 06

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Indispensable.

Pink Floyd Atom Heart Mother

1 jun 06

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I thought that Gilmour's song on the B-side was called Fat Old Sun... can you believe he still plays it live, but here I read Riser and shine, what the heck is that? Is it perhaps one of the parts of the suit on the A-side, Rise and shine? As for the colossal world tour... in reality, they didn't do anything colossal, meaning stadium concerts, mega special effects, before the success of Dark Side. And how can you review this album without mentioning Rick Wright and Ron Geesin?

Richard Wright Wet Dream

1 jun 06

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A well-deserved review for this album that should not be missing from the collection of any Floyd lover. We hope that Wright's next album inspires record labels to reissue and remaster Wet Dream as well.

Max Gazzè La favola di Adamo ed Eva

31 may 06

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Listen to this album, listen to it.

Max Gazzè Max Gazzè

31 may 06

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Beautiful album, one of Max's best, and yet the review doesn't do it justice. Gazzè confirms himself as an excellent musician, and the lyrics, written with his brother Francesco, are as always poetic, ironic, and never trivial.