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Wong Kar-Wai In The Mood For Love

27 feb 24

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(help, but how do you give a grade? :D it's been a while since I last logged in)

Wong Kar-Wai In The Mood For Love

27 feb 24

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masterpiece, in its entirety; seen 4 or 5 times, even in Chinese with English subtitles

Renato Zero Ed io ti seguirò

18 aug 21

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everything (MAYBE) will be resolved...

Julie's Haircut In The Silence Electric

21 feb 20

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I prefer ashram, which, as you said, had a great packaging: turquoise LP, CD, booklet with very interesting photos, it even won an award for the cover; I also bought this one, green vinyl, which I appreciate just a tiny bit less.
Anyway, all high-level music.
Thank you.

Matia Bazar Tango

21 feb 19

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immense TANGO

Matia Bazar Melanchòlia

21 feb 19

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from BERLIN PARIS LONDON, to RED CORNER, passing through the TOP made up of TANGO, the best albums by Matia Bazar, 80s, with Ruggiero, since ANIME PIGRE I haven't had the courage to listen to them anymore. In a moment of remastered edition, more or less worthy of note, these albums should be reissued, I would be the first buyer! :)

Swing Out Sister Private View + Tokyo Stories

24 jan 19

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Interesting, I discovered them in 1987, then, after the third album, I abandoned them; in the last 3 or 4 years, the trip restarted for me, and I managed to get practically all their releases, even though the 1993 live album costs a fortune and is hard to find. Good review, good in-depth album, a duo that still has a lot to say, a great shame that they are underrated.

Calibro 35 Decade

12 apr 18

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I like them too much! :)

Ridley Scott Alien: Covenant

15 may 17

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watched Friday night in a marathon at Space Cinema: Prometheus, Covenant, Alien (1979) director's cut. Not bad, although, as the reviewer says, not without flaws, not so much in terms of characters, but in terms of the screenplay (what happened to the Engineers?); definitely worth watching.

Donna Summer Bad Girls

10 apr 17

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I agree with cico57; moreover, it's not entirely true that this was the last collaboration of Summer with Moroder-Bellotte, in fact all of THE WANDERER (1980) was produced by them (and not just some tracks, as you mentioned), and you forget I'M A RAINBOW, which was supposed to be released in 1981, but, due to problems with the record company, came out only in 1996, almost unnoticed. Of course, after BAD GIRLS, she didn't sell as much as in her golden days, but it can't be said that she fell into oblivion. A memorable album nonetheless, both for the era and for the singer, who, by the way, has aged quite well.