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Andr, it's not this kind of thing but it's pure genius nonetheless. Read my review of "Emotional Plague" by the Supreme Dicks.

Sure, see you soon! It's not like if I don't like it my ears will start ringing, right? :-) Anyway, out of all the albums I've reviewed, this one doesn't make it into the top ten.

hooo guys, thank goodness you’re lifting my spirits a bit. I’ve been in the faculty for three hours, I came to borrow some books from the library and I find myself still in front of the computer. This damn exam with 36 degrees. Today I’m going to study in the box, three floors underground and goodbye sun. I don’t care if they think I’m crazy. Plus, the amplifier broke too, damn it! Sorry for the rant :-(

Well... in theory, they should be stopping you more often :-) I am forced to use various pseudonyms to avoid getting halted! Anyway, right now I prefer to spend 2/3/4 euros more and order from the "reliable" ones like Caiman, which, as you rightly say, is really a nice store. Private sellers and strangers often bring bad surprises, even if when it comes to "out of print," you are forced to resort to them, since most of the time they are unobtainable.

CAZ, Biaggi is someone who knows how to ride, it's just that now he doesn't want to anymore, but above all, he was unlucky enough to face two aliens ahead of him, first Doohan and then Valentino. But he's got the skills. Or he used to.

Stipe is not a genius.

Hey, sorry to bother you, but when you order them together (like 5 CDs or more at once), don't they automatically hold them at customs? I only order a maximum of 2 at a time because since the value of the content is declared on the package, if they see that it’s "big" stuff (50 dollars or more), they block it at customs for tax collection and 20% VAT. It should always be like this, but when they see "small" prices printed, they skip this operation, considering Italy a country of slackers, and you get your CD at home. Theoretically, though, all foreign items entering our country are subject to 20% VAT. And I'll tell you more: VAT is also payable on shipping costs, so much so that when they hold them at customs, they kindly take the trouble to open the package and check the "total" invoice inside, since only the value of the content is reported on the outside. I don’t know if you order with express courier. I have them sent via simple AIR MAIL, meaning the package has the same value as a letter. If it gets lost, tough luck, there are no excuses. The problem is that insured shipping costs too much. So if they reimburse you (and the big stores often don’t do this, usually they just resend the order because they don’t trust...) they do it out of their goodwill.

Caz, I have that gray liquid-cooled "Doriano Romboni," year 1997. Same modifications as yours, plus the Malossi crankshaft and minus the exhaust, which is original for reasons of public decency. Basically, it runs like a 125 scooter. And then there’s no contest with Moon, the NRG was better for modifications, but the chassis was a piece of crap. Front fork with springs. I remember the first time I tried it, I nearly flipped over, being used to the hydraulics of the SR. But what is a motorcycle forum? Sorry, but when it comes to engines, I can't help myself...

CAZ, you have a very romantic soul. Anyway, the SR is legendary. You're right, just the first series. What color is yours?

truly a beautiful album. It’s curious that you also have specific memories connected to this music. I was 15 years old and getting ready for my first trip to France, the twinning between Taranto and Brest. So many memories. An album that brings to mind a wonderful period. Years that will never return, for better or worse. The record oozes Ireland; it’s nervous, sweet, and mean all at once, definitely intense. I don't agree with those who label it a commercial record beforehand. They may not mean much anymore, but they were good here. Great review, which, while not going into the musical details of the tracks, captures the overall atmosphere of the album well.