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 They still sound like the future today.

 I can’t tell you what it’s like, as I don’t have a turntable, and this one isn’t online.

The review nostalgically describes owning Pierre Henry's 1967 album 'Le Voyage,' praised as a pioneering electronic score inspired by the Tibetan Book of the Dead. It contextualizes the album within the innovative Philips Prospective 21st-century series and acknowledges the timeless futurism of the music despite its rarity and inaccessibility online. The reviewer expresses admiration and envy for the collector owning the full series. Listeners are encouraged to hear a related work by François Bayle. Discover the visionary sounds of Pierre Henry's 'Le Voyage' and explore pioneering electronic music today!

 I try to talk, in my poems, about everyday things, and I try to use a comprehensible language.

 Making a living from poetry these days seems like a paradoxical and absurd concept, but it’s possible to do it.

In this candid Q&A, Guido Catalano discusses his poetry style, emphasizing everyday language and humor. He reveals the challenges of writing on demand and the difficulty of making a living from poetry. Catalano shares his persona as more rock star than traditional poet and hopes to continue performing shows to sustain his career. The interview paints a vivid picture of his creative process and outlook on poetry today. Explore Guido Catalano’s unique take on poetry and humor—read, watch, and enjoy the art of a modern poet.

 Romantic love and everything it needs.

 A beautiful film, romantic.

Bright Star is a beautifully crafted and romantic film by Jane Campion that explores love through poetic imagery and emotional moments. The review emphasizes the delicate and heartfelt nature of the movie, highlighting themes such as shyness, obstacles, jealousy, and waiting. The film is praised for its evocative use of words and its touching portrayal of romantic love. Watch Bright Star to experience a beautifully poetic and heartfelt romantic tale by Jane Campion.

 If only one could really take the boat and go into the jungle and become the king of the furry monsters that adore you.

 Instead, you have to control your roars, make compromises before dinner gets cold, that’s how you grow up, right?

This review praises Maurice Sendak's 'Where The Wild Things Are' as a timeless coming-of-age story. It highlights the fantasy of escaping to a world of loving monsters as a metaphor for childhood emotions and growing up. The book's 1963 origin and pending movie adaptation add to its enduring relevance. The review reflects on the bittersweet balance of imagination and maturity. Read or watch Where The Wild Things Are and relive the magic of childhood imagination and growth.

 People die for love. For music or an unrepeatable sound or a dreamed life.

 Beautiful drawings, magical black and white. Then, there’s laughing too.

Chicken with Plums by Marjane Satrapi is a beautifully illustrated graphic novel that explores themes of love, music, and loss. The emotive black and white drawings enhance the story’s poetic depth. It reflects on how life and memories intertwine through the power of music and art. Dive into the poetic world of Chicken with Plums and experience a story where music, love, and art move the soul.

 LMVDM is a Gipi-autobiography of a part of his life, the one where he only took half a moment and had problems with his manhood.

 Adorable, irresistible, today I wanted to be Gipi.

The review highlights the rediscovery of comics through Gipi's graphic autobiography 'LMVDM.' It praises the blend of humor and melancholy, with charming drawings and relatable flashbacks from Gipi's youth. The reviewer found the work irresistible and engaging, recommending it warmly. Dive into Gipi's charming and hilarious graphic memoir—read LMVDM and explore a heartfelt comic journey!

 Webster Lewis, there he is, sitting upright on the stool, someone so straight is born that way.

 The groooooooooviest thing since goma and air-keyboarding in the shower.

Webster Lewis's 1971 live album 'In Norway: Club 7 Live Tapes' is a vibrant and groovy jazz experience. The reviewer discovered Lewis recently and has been captivated by this dynamic reissue. Featuring the unique Post-pop Space-rock Be-bop Gospel Tabernacle Chorus, the album stands out for its cool, energetic vibe and innovative sound. The double live CD is celebrated as a standout jazz-funk gem from Club 7 in Oslo. Experience the groovy live jazz fusion of Webster Lewis—listen to 'In Norway: Club 7 Live Tapes' now!

 Soporific bliss, if it weren’t for those small sweet electronic tremors under the skin.

 Tropical folktronica, hypnotic, sweet, and dreamy, but trust it anyway.

Juana Molina's 'Son' is described as a hypnotic and dreamy folktronica album with tropical influences. The review highlights its languid pace, sweet electronic textures, and transparent vocals. The music blends acoustic guitars and heartbeat-like percussion to create a unique atmosphere reminiscent of a tropical environment. Despite its slow tempo, the album is engaging and well-crafted. Listen to Juana Molina's 'Son' and immerse yourself in hypnotic tropical folktronica magic.

 "Songs by others, chosen by Mehldau - an internationally renowned pianist - with the passion of a fan, cradled between his fingers just long enough to make them sound his own way."

 "Romanticism implies nostalgia for damaged goods. Music is heightened nostalgia" B.Mehldau.

Brad Mehldau's 'Live In Tokyo' captures a heartfelt and masterful solo piano performance recorded in front of a demanding Japanese audience. The setlist features a rich blend of jazz standards and contemporary covers, all interpreted with passion and skill. Highlights include extended takes on Radiohead and tender renditions of Nick Drake classics. The review praises Mehldau's unique touch and the memorable emotional depth of the concert. Discover Brad Mehldau's soulful live jazz in Tokyo—listen to the album and feel every note come alive!

 Inside this album there's Andrew Broder who is COOL.

 "I'm rotten at keeping in touch, but I miss you very much," with the falsetto waiting for you around the corner.

Fog's 10th Avenue Freakout is a captivating album by Andrew Broder that blends drum machines, experimental noises, and indie-pop elements. The album is marked by its playful confusion and creative unpredictability, highlighted by Broder's distinctive voice and thoughtful songwriting. Despite its scattered sounds, the album delivers beautifully crafted tracks with a unique charm. The packaging is also praised for its exceptional design. Discover the unique sounds of Fog's 10th Avenue Freakout and experience Andrew Broder's indie pop brilliance today!