Falloppio

Simply because they chose the bust.

The texts talk about mixed fried seafood and paranza?

He's drunk....
He's the only singer who's always drunk.
Vasco Rossi can't compete with him...

A F T E R W O R K

I 'M LOOKING FOR A JOB

F A I L ' O P P I O ?

F A - I L - D O U B L E !

M ' A C C - O P P I O

Okay, just don't T ' ACC - O P P I because then how are we supposed to split our sides?

errata corrige: just don't T ' A C C O P P I

n.b. dear Fallyboy, you see that "acoppiare" goes with just one "c," so to avoid misunderstandings in the very act, because it's not nice to do it with two "c's," we all knew that... and nothing.

Mating
To create a pairing between animals so they can reproduce.

Ah, here we go, um, like "the snakes that came down to mate with the eels" (quote from Gabriele il Vate)?

I'm listening to this album... a bit in pieces, because getting through these albums in one go has become (for me) a bit too demanding... They are too flat... lacking dynamics between one track and the next. I've already expressed more or less what I think about this Mark of the DP... I don't want to nitpick at this album, which I consider "on par" with those that preceded it... nothing more, nothing less... It’s undoubtedly well-played, both technically and in terms of sound (and I would hope so, given the "craft" they possess)... but I remain somewhat perplexed in the face of certain realities that a band of this genre should, in my opinion, be more able to "navigate"... let me try to explain: I can let pass the somewhat predictable and standard vocal melodies... but it's not easy to invent something, and I can understand... I can also overlook that in some moments, especially in the opening track, but also in others during the choruses, I hear echoes of the album "Battle Rages On"... I can overlook that (...with some difficulty for me) the verse that opens what is perhaps one of the most pleasant songs, "Nothing at all", if you try to sing the opening verse of "Dedicato" by Bertè from her golden days, it's like hearing the same piece in two different languages... and I can also forgive that this might be a mere "coincidence", as it's easy to think they might not even know who Bertè is, or be aware of her songs... but then, if they really feel the need to invoke the Blues Brothers in the song "What the What" by singing perhaps the most famous chorus, "I'm a soul man" while brazenly lifting the melody and replacing the words with "...so bad, I've been so bad"... well, I might be too picky, but certain things grate on me... this last one cannot be a coincidence... they can't not know the Blues Brothers' piece... and musicians of their caliber surely must have noticed, right?! ...if, however, it's an obvious wink, I beg your pardon, but I remain perplexed by certain "gimmicks"... what do they improve?... what do they need to prove...? Even the covers of other bands (see the previous album) or the very remakes of their own songs leave (always personally) a bit to be desired. Nonetheless... the paradox is that, paradoxically, the best song for me is the closing track, which I believe is intended to close a hypothetical circle with the first song of their first album...

...the paradox is that the piece I ultimately prefer is "And the Address" (I wanted to write)

Brother, you’ve done the review of the album!!!! Put it on the home page. It’s engaging. Well done.

I really like the guitar solo parts. It's obvious that it's a predictable album. I didn't expect anything different.

...thank you for "brother"...I wrote a comment/consideration, not a review, come on...a review would need something else... also a few less typos or "autocorrects" that I often notice too late...thank you. best regards.

...I agree that several guitar solos are special and enjoyable....Nothing at all especially...the technique is clearly beyond discussion. Bye!

A review can also be a detailed comment like yours, my thought. Because it would engage users in pleasant reading comments.

Alright, come on... as soon as I find the right time to dedicate to it, I’ll continue the comment, correct the typos, and maybe try to describe the album a bit better in general... thanks. Have a nice day...

Dickinson was born perfect ;^))

I am reading his biography. Mind-blowing beginnings...