JordanSullivan

OH! I wrote the review of Amy Winehouse! Here on debaser, huh! (I had to remind you!!)

I listened to a piece by Barber, "lost in this love," from the thirtieth anniversary collection of Umbria Jazz. Thanks for the suggestion. Anyway, for me, Norah Jones is just a piano bar singer (what she was doing before she became famous, right?) and nothing more.

Hal, I really agree with you about the Billie-Madeleine relationship. It’s ONLY the tone and modulation of the voice and the bluesy cadence that screams reincarnation. Then, between Art and well-made, fresh music lies the distance between us and Titan!!
The fact is I felt I had to write this review; I bought the CD, started listening to it at noon, and sent the review at 5 PM. That has never happened to me before!! So what I wrote comes from 5 hours of listening (4 if we subtract an hour for lunch)!

Hi Molko! I really like your nickname, and also the review for the simple yet effective language you used. I read it all in one go and understood everything. Well done! Moltheni is a veeeery fascinating character but his music... too sparse for me! I'm waiting for another one of your reviews, bye! Always falling to the floor, softer than it was before...wrapped in lust and lunacy...Get through this night, there are no second chances...

Come on ZiOn, thank you!!! I’m happy for the trust you place in me! You know, tastes are tastes and de gustibus non est disputandum, so maybe it’s not for you... like when I first listened to Endtroducing by DJ Shadow, I wasn’t really into it...

And if I think back to the first time I listened to this album on the train, and sitting next to me was a priest reading the breviary (?) and praying... ihihuhuhu ...

...damn... how beautiful!!! did I finally manage (through devious ways) to make you like this record?!!
Quoting: <since I can't convince ZiOn, I can try with you, ...DAMN...? you really don't want to listen to this record?? Name: JordanSullivan | Date: 11/17/2004>
<No, I can't stand Fibra, I'm sorry. Nevertheless, you guys made me dig out 9-50, La Banda Der Trucido, and even 107 Elementi. That's already an achievement, it had been at least 2 years since I last heard them. Name: puntiniDAMnipuntini | Date: 11/18/2004>
I'm really happy, look! And I quote you again: "MAYBE if it had come out in '96 I would have said 'nice,' but for sure in 2005 it seemed to me like a huge album." Good, very good, very true (it's also very true that Fibra brings bad luck... in the album he says "you want the dead man talking like Castagna" and look what happened to poor Mr. Sranamore!!! R.I.P.

I have the double red vinyl... so beautiful!

no, but ...damn... this review is YOURS!?!?! come on, I just noticed now! what were you thinking when you wrote it? it's completely different from your "usual" ones!

The more I read this review, the more I understand it (that's my stubborn head!), "Listening to this album is like taking a bite of paradise" - it’s absolutely true!! "erotic and obsessive": just the right words. (even though "intricate strips of fog filled with scratches dripping the shadowy moods of the night" is still too much for me!!) The album is beautiful!