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If he didn't invent it, tell me who the hell did, and sorry for my ignorance.

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Speaking of Jimi, the other night I was discussing with my cousin and his group of death metal-loving friends about who the greatest guitarist of all time is. I shot back with my very convinced answer: "Jimi Hendrix," and they, even more convinced (and in unison), said: "Michael Romeo." Besides their nomination, they also gave me their reasoning: "because Jimi Hendrix is outdated." I spent half an hour trying to make all four of them understand that in the not-so-distant 1969 at Woodstock, there was one of the most intense moments in rock history, but they responded that the Metallica were also there (at Woodstock). Talking about techniques and style, I told all four of them that He, Jimi, was the inventor of the wah-wah technique, but I swear there was no arguing them. Moral of the story: I came home, imploring "Jimi forgive them for they know not what they say," and listened to "The Jimi Experience" five times in a row. I really needed a review like this to lift my spirits. Thank you. "Blues is easy to play, but not to feel."

There's nothing to be done; when something hits him, not even the Brazil of Didì Vavà Pelè can stop him.

I didn't associate the author with the plot. Then I read Hanzo and it reminded me of the butcher from Kill Bill.

Come on, you two up there, super nostalgic about the Ozzy era, but don't exaggerate now; giving this album a 1 seems like an insult. I also underestimated this album a lot before, but after re-listening to it, I've changed my mind. There was already a vigilante, but I reward you for your effort.

Among the world generators of that depraved mind of Olivieri and the Unida of Mr. John Garcia, I prefer the latter. I feel Giovanni more like my own.

What a great proposal, miss! Since I read few books, maybe one day you can lend it to me?!? Ps: I can totally see an adaptation of this story in a Tarantino movie, you know? He's crazy about those Japanese films. Well done. Pps: Oh man, but he already made Kill Bill.

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The Gumbo variations is my favorite piece, with that pulsating bass and that killer violin entrance halfway through the song... in short, 16 minutes of delirium. I had always ignored you Franco, forgive me MASTER. As for the rest, I agree with Telespalla, take it easy. Not a bad review... I'd rate it 3.5 but I'll round it up to 4 for you.