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The Flaming Lips Telepathic Surgery

2 apr 08

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@boredom: thinking back, rather than starting from an album, you could start from a single track: "She Don't Use Jelly," one of their signature songs, a wildly catchy Barrett-esque nursery rhyme (I discovered them thanks to this, and when I heard it, I instantly became a fan).

The Flaming Lips Telepathic Surgery

2 apr 08

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I would recommend starting with "Oh My Gawd," "Heart It Is," and "Telepathic Surgery," then moving on to the rest (carefully avoiding anything they produced after 1993).

Joel e Ethan Coen Non E' Un Paese Per Vecchi (No Country For Old Men)

2 apr 08

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Labeling the film as just a simple noir or as "twilight western" (many have done so) is too reductive, given the number of dream-like and metaphorical elements present (the figure of Chirurgh, the escape, various symbolisms). The review is a perfect summary of those found on www.spietati.it.

The Flaming Lips Telepathic Surgery

2 apr 08

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as my favorite album by FL, I definitely vote for this one... but the first 4 albums are all masterpieces

AA.VV. The Warriors - The Original Soundtrack Collection

1 apr 08

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I'm sorry, but I can't access external content such as YouTube links. Please provide the text you'd like me to translate, and I'll be happy to help!

AA.VV. The Warriors - The Original Soundtrack Collection

1 apr 08

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<<Warriors, shall we play at being war?>>

Meat Puppets II

31 mar 08

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cute, but the Meat Puppets made their best stuff between '87 and '89: "Mirage," "Huevos," and "Monsters" are, as far as I'm concerned, the peak of their output.