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So Night, as long as you are CAPABLE, look closely: you are OFFENDING me with every kind of insult since you entered this page, and you don't even know who the hell I am; you address me with arrogance, presumption, and rudeness, you’ve been attacking me since, let me see, November, treating me like a poor ignorant hysteric without having any particular merit to do so (I insist, I’ve read your reviews and they make me pity you) other than your vomit-inducing arrogance. Now, I’ll lower myself to your level and spontaneously tell you that you’ve annoyed me and your frustrations and delusions of grandeur can be released with some healthy self-pleasure; I’m convinced you’ll benefit from it, just like you’ve surely already done. Your acidic confidence.

Antonio, let's say you could have spared yourself this one, at least you who enjoy an excellent reputation around here. But I notice that here, like a contagion, the average brain age drops lower every day, inexorably and without hope... De-Baser mirror of society...

I can also add that I don't need to be saved by anyone, honey, and you can only dream of those sapphic visions with your wide-open eyes, given the sensitivity of a blacksmith that you have, actually blacksmith... Hi Cleo, I kiss you. Same to you, my little Frantz and a greeting to Right Here...

I see that dyslexia affects everyone... For Sylvian: the latest, it captivated me right away but wore me out quickly. It's very "nice" but doesn't leave a mark; it's lacking those brilliant flashes of his earlier works. Easy to master.

Hello. Pure love.. I have all the CDs of Bettina, and I find them all very interesting and different in their own way. All precious without major exploits.. Except for this one. In my opinion, this is an enchanting, poignant beauty in its genre. Paris Train, Mount Washington, Ted's waltz I could listen to for entire days. The lyrics are beautiful and her melancholic, powerful voice... This is a GREAT work, believe me Cleo. Three years later, it's still in my all-time favorites list.. Paris Train has accompanied me on countless train, car, and plane journeys, with its slowly building crescendo and its goosebump-inducing strings.. And then she's such a little rascal, with that teenage lanky expression... I adore her...

Hello!! Hi there!! (Ps: I have UNITED, it's really cute...)

I know, sorry, I throw the stone and then... but I’m at the office!!! And I don’t know them well enough to write extensively about them, even though I really like this CD (I've had it for just over a month); that’s why I was saying I would have liked to read more about it!

One of my absolute favorite groups, with an embarrassing brilliance and impeccable preparation (isn't it Partridge who comes out of the Conservatory?), combine exquisitely fine arrangements with extremely serious and very ironic lyrics. For those who want to get to know them better, don't miss: Drums & Wires (a masterpiece), English Settlement, initially a double CD but unfortunately later shortened/reduced and for a period hard to find in its original form (= and to the face of the callow youngsters, I even own the VINYL, aaahh!). For their more recent production, there's Mummer, SkyLarking, and that one from '85 whose title I can't remember now (the one with All You Pretty Girls, if you get my drift). Guys, there's half of today's music in here...

I (the only woman in these posts??) found the film beautiful, extremely intense, and very bittersweet, especially considering it's based on an autobiography. I was quite skeptical when it was suggested to me (oh, another Eastern film!) and I came out of it enthusiastic (oh my, so to speak..), it certainly left a strong impression on me. The sound commentary was beautiful.

Very large selection...