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rob said in Ottobre 21st, 2008 at 16:39

Marta Sui Tubi mi fa venire in mente Alien On Acid. Sia il nick dell’amico bloggaro che la musica del trio senza basso invitano ad esplorazioni psichedeliche e allucinogene. Io ho comprato i loro due dischi (in offerta, ovviamente) e ascoltarli mi diverte sempre. Sono forti!!!

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buzzandmusic said in Ottobre 21st, 2008 at 17:46

e allora se dici che sono forti eh andiamoooooooooo no!
W Marta sui tubi anche se non ci capisco un youtube:-)))
ciauz
buzz

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rob said in Ottobre 22nd, 2008 at 12:44

sono forti, sono forti. E sono pazzi!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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buzzandmusic said in Ottobre 22nd, 2008 at 12:51

Piu’ o meno come noi caro Rob?:-)))
Ciao e buona giornata
Buzz

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Alien on Acid said in Ottobre 22nd, 2008 at 23:09

le nostre cose migliori, evidentemente vanno all’estero, vi giro per tanto, cosa scrivono quelli di Norman Records nei confronti degli italianissimi “Painting Petals On Planet Ghost” e del loro “Fallen Camellias”, la label è l’altrettanto italianissima A Silent Place (è di Andria):
A Silent Place 2008 Second full-lenght album from Italy’s Painting Petals On Planet Ghost, aka brothers Maurizio & Roberto Opalio (My Cat Is An Alien) and vocalist Ramona Ponzini (also involved in the duo Praxinoscope, as well as a new project with Z’EV). ‘Fallen Camellias’ is a tribute to one of the greatest poetess ever, Japanese Yosano Akiko, whose work in literature in the early 1900’s is considered as manifesto of the Japanese Romanticism. Imagine a Vashti Bunyan or a early Marianne Faithful singing sweet melodies in Japanese language, and you can have an idea of the musical and poetical universe of Painting Petals On Planet Ghost. Here Ramona Ponzini’s singing comes from the use of Akiko’s selected original poems in Japanese along with Ponzini’s own typical soft and enchanting wordless vocals style, a out of time muse-like chant hypnotizing the ears and the minds of the listeners. The songs of ‘Fallen Camellias’ are built on acoustic guitar melodies composed by Maurizio Opalio,and are made of the same pure, melancholic essentiality of the legendary Nick Drake; while, after contributing arrangements of the most ecstatic nature, the other brother Roberto Opalio has played the role of producer of the whole album, searching for not only an aesthetic, but especially an emotional ideal of perfection. In the heart of winter covered by snow, let ‘Fallen Camellias’ be your warm blanket, as well as the promise of a new future spring. Here’s a special Painting Petals On Planet Ghost’s dedication: ‘For those who drink the wine of love springtime is forever’.Comes in a deluxe 3 panels digipak!!! Don’t miss it!

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Alien on Acid said in Ottobre 22nd, 2008 at 23:15

Nel frattempo tornando all’estero, oggi ho ricevuto The Nebulous Dreams, EP limited edition (750 copie) composto di soli tre brani dei “Kiss the Anus of a Black Cat” (giuro si chiamano veramente così). Conspiracy Records è l’etichetta e…non ho ancora avuto il coraggio di ascoltarli. 😉
Farò comunque sapere…prima o poi.

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buzzandmusic said in Ottobre 23rd, 2008 at 10:44

beh “kiss the anus of a blck cat” fa riflettere no?
ah ah ah ah
Bisogna forse “toccarsi” prima di ascoltare?
A parte gli scherzi,grazie Alien per il tuo preziosissimo contributo.
Bye to everybody.
Buzz

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