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❝ “Play” was the album that, at the end of the nineties, gave electronic music the dignity it deserved as a musical genre, finally eliminating the concept of “computer-made stuff”.
❝ The first aspect to consider when reviewing “Play” is that, in a moment made difficult for the recording industry by the easy transfer of “data”, this work sold 23 million copies, 20 of which were albums and 3 were singles extracted from it.
❝ At 53, Richard Melville Hall gives us his best album in years, imbued with inspiration and immense class, crowning a journey that is increasingly consistent and never tamed.
❝ If someone is a DJ, has good ideas, and wants to expand their artistic reach beyond the already difficult task of spinning (well) the records, they should do as the Chemical Brothers and others do excellently: use electronics, records, all the samplers in the world both in the studio and live, and involve us in captivating DJ sets, but for goodness’ sake, let go of the idea of picking up a guitar
❝ Full steam ahead. Last Night is a clear tribute to the ’80s disco sounds, and this is evident in all the tracks of the album, none excluded.
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