Speaking of theater, the famous anecdote with the great Bard as the protagonist comes to mind, which I am pleased to share for those who might be unaware of it.

Here it is.

«In front of the fireplace, with a glass of brandy in hand, a gigantic Great Dane sitting in front, William Shakespeare utters the fateful words:

- To be or not to be, that is the question!

At which point his wife approaches and says:

- My dear, why do you utter these mysterious words?

- "Ar cane"??? Who the fuck cares about the dog!».

 

 

PS: Worse than this, it's not possible to do, you'll agree ...

Tracklist and Videos

01   On the Backs of Angels (08:42)

02   Build Me Up, Break Me Down (06:59)

03   Lost Not Forgotten (10:11)

04   This Is the Life (06:57)

05   Bridges in the Sky (11:01)

06   Outcry (11:24)

07   Far From Heaven (03:56)

08   Breaking All Illusions (12:25)

09   Beneath the Surface (05:26)

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