PINA BAUSCH - DEAD CAN DANCE
When a dance genius and two music geniuses come together, this is what comes out.
 
Carmen Consoli - Parole Di Burro
Carmen Consoli is not among my favorite Italian singers, but I must admit that "Parole dì burro" is an engaging piece both for its lyrics and its music. Happy Sunday to all Debaserioti.
 
Guts

This suite #perhaps is a bit too elongated and convoluted: but armed with patience and having the necessary time, it can provide excellent auditory satisfaction.
 
honey bum - honey bum
#Italian Song
#electronic
It's interesting to listen to.
Many tracks would have worked even as instrumentals (better?)
 
MULHOLLAND DRIVE | Buon 20° Anniversario! - ANALISI | Il RaccattaFilm

Mulholland Drive, one of the greatest masterpieces of David Lynch, very, very enigmatic.

I found an interesting explanation for cinephiles and non-cinephiles alike.
 
A Perfect Circle - Judith (Official Music Video)
This album was dedicated to me twenty years ago and is still relevant today.
 
Tipinifini - Forbidden Memories
Hi-tech synth pop record in the late 80s style produced by Cecchetto 😎
 
The Verlaines - Death and The Maiden
Other greats. A kind of crooked Postcard sound, often hysterical, which today would be hastily defined as "indie." But there is much more than the four anemic chords typical of high school basement bands.
 
VIETNAM VETERANS - Don't Try To Walk On Me (1985)

Listening to them again after a lifetime and broadening the old tunes, these Nobili Falsissimi Veterani are truly a pleasant surprise. Defined as psychedelic, also tucked away by the Reverend in the garage drawer. Here you'll find, and well done, a bit of everything. Garage, psychedelia, beat, Velvet-like stuff, Blues, dark pieces as well as some country or folk reminiscent of Nello or the less tedious Dylan... Good stuff, can't complain.
 
Fabrizio De André, Cristiano De André - A cumba (Live)
Cristiano, here is a wonderful creature! There would be a lot to say about him as well, another survivor! Maybe!
 
TOOL - The Patient (Audio)

The first thing I do in the morning and the last at night is listen to music. I discovered Tool as a young mom, 30 years old! I didn’t love the "genre" at first, but then I listened to this album and it got under my skin.

Another passion of mine that came late is cooking.

I cooked a lot with Lateralus playing, when friends were coming over for lunch; the contrast was wonderful, like chocolate and lemon ice cream. It was especially fun when my ex would walk into what was, at that moment, my creative and auditory kingdom. He would laugh... laugh at my contrasts and my dichotomies like no one ever has since.

TOOL - Schism

When Schism came on, the sauté was ready to welcome the meat for the ragù, so I could focus on the appetizers, because the braised meat and mashed potatoes were cooking.

The most delicate part was to gently reheat the shortcrust pastry that had rested in the fridge for the tart with cream (already prepared in the morning).

Around one o'clock, I reluctantly turned off the stereo, the equipment and appetizers ready. Friends trickled in with bottles of Cà del Bosco (my favorite Franciacorta).

When I had a big house, many would come over, the house was filled with our kids, who grew up together and are now friends themselves.
 
Fabrizio De André - Il testamento di tito (Live)
And blessed be those who attended this concert!
 
Ingrandisci questa immagine

But how hard is....culture?
 
Nostalgia (film Charlie Chaplin - City Lights)

"City Lights"
by Charlie Chaplin (1931)

#35mm
 
Where Flamingos Fly

Gil Evans (8 of 10)
"Where Flamingos Fly" from: Out of the Cool
1961 (Impulse!)

#jazzlegends
 
I'm Deranged. David Bowie soundtrack "Lost Highway" 1997
Progressive derailment
always looking ahead, even if there's nothing to see...
Great these Davids.
 
Fabrizio De André - La domenica delle salme (Official Video)

I came to this wonderful artist a bit late. "La Domenica delle Salme" is incomprehensible, it's a riddle, a puzzle, a true enigma. I searched here and there on the internet for its meaning years ago, and therein lies the wonder; once understood, one also grasps his sharpness, his exceptional intelligence, and his uniqueness!

De André absolves no one in this rugged song dedicated to the fall of the Berlin Wall. No one from before and not even from after, including all his colleagues from the leftist intelligentsia.

As in Buona Novella, he "betrays" his kind; in this masterpiece, he lines them all up and with a firing squad, he mows them down with his "powerful voice, suitable for a vaffanculo."

So we close, "perhaps," this fantastic day on debasios, a bit cheeky and halfway between the abyss and triumph.
 
Giolì & Assia - #DiesisLive -Vulcano, Aeolian Islands [Handpan Set]