pier_paolo_farina

DeRank ™: 9,02

DeAge™ : 7265 days • Here since 20 july 2006

The Who Endless Wire

20 dec 06

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It's not my nickname, idiot. That's what I'm called. At the age of Toewnshed and Daltrey, you will surely be much more stupid than they are.

Trust Repression

19 dec 06

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I saw them! I left the theater and never thought of them again.

Bad Company Bad Co

19 dec 06

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If you haven't heard of them, you absolutely need to check out Thunder! Their music and their singer could give you fits of pleasure! Have you ever listened to them?

Elton John Tumbleweed Connection

19 dec 06

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A glaring proof of the strength of this album is that everyone has a different favorite song! Mine is Country Comfort; I still get chills when it comes on. Kudos for the review.

Paul Simon Hearts and Bones

19 dec 06

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My favorite album by Simon. I especially love "Renè & Georgette..."

Robert Wyatt The End Of An Ear

18 dec 06

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Great review, Dave. I don't see it as a masterpiece like you do, but it's a matter of different musical sensibilities. If the Soft had opted for progressive instead of jazz... but that's my regret; for others, surely they did well to marginalize Wyatt.

Chris Squire Fish Out Of Water

17 dec 06

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I support you. Great.

Talking Heads Remain In Light

17 dec 06

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How much complacency, how many mental gymnastics, how little perspective, in my opinion. Complacency

Coverdale Page Coverdale Page

16 dec 06

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Page is almost at his best. The "almost" is for the solos, nothing special. The riffs, on the other hand, are the best in the world, deep, penetrating, nourishing. The best thing outside of Zeppelin by far. You're right about Coverdale: I find him a bit forced, a bit of a showman, a bit imitative (of Plant). Carmassi doesn't seem to have enough power to make you forget Bonzo's presence, who would have knocked everyone out on these tracks. Great album, tough even if a little forced (excluding Page).

Bruce Cockburn High Winds White Sky

15 dec 06

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I saw Bruce live in a small theater in Bologna in the eighties. His guitar spoke. Four hundred people melting into the floor from sheer joy. When will we ever have singer-songwriters in Italy so sensitive even with an instrument?