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Well, after confessing my love for Fabi... yes, I like Bersani, I find him original and melodic, and over the years he has truly grown musically speaking. As for the rest, I don't really know since back in the days of Chicco and Spillo, when he lived in Bologna (does he still live there?), he was with a friend of mine with whom he used to get high from evening to morning!! I also find that he has a very beautiful voice. I don't have his CDs, but I don't mind listening to him and humming along on the radio... Good job, little fish!

Frantz, what did you eat today, the infested mice?? You’ll see the colors of Milan.. yuhhuu yhuuhuu!

A phenomenal album, one of my ever-evergreens and played to the point of exhaustion... refined, cultured, with a dark and sensual spirit. The title track is simply chilling. However, Eurochild literally drives me crazy, especially in the evening at high volume amidst the chaotic and colorful traffic of Milan... Great choice, well done. One small note, which is obvious: if we really want to talk about the MUSIC genre, it’s not true trip hop, but simply BRISTOL SOUND, since they are the inventors and then it was explored by others (Portishead, Tricky....) Ciao a tutti.

Hi. I have both and I must say that even though I'm not overly excited about them, I still really like both. There's no need to say that the very sad Smile in the crowd by the Durutti is my favorite piece... The only flaw is that I only have this one on cassette.. HE WHO HAS EARS TO HEAR.........

Hal, I'm really feeling it a lot... it's really nice, not very springlike, but really nice...
Wow, check out this new graphics!!!

Damn....NICE review, hell!! No further comments needed.

Well done!! Now I want this CD!!! Also because I love Figure 8...

Here it is!!! Well done Hal, and thank you for sending it...

One thing I learned from a young age is respect for the Institutions, sometimes unjustified given certain Institutions, and much more deeply felt due to my entirely personal experience and not out of "moral duty or anything," but respect for those who, having a few more years than me, had something to say—indeed, a lot to say—compared to me who, despite having a very lively mind from always, was still less "experienced" in the sense of "experiencing." It seems that this concept is, nowadays, unknown to most, fake and, to use a young slang, totally sucks. In fact, having older cousins who are 10 or 17 years older than me enriched me culturally to the core. Of course, in order to learn and expand one's knowledge, it takes not only a keen mind but also a certain degree of humility, which is also unfortunately unknown to most. We can diverge on many things, but education, humility, and dialogue are not disposable products from the supermarket, unfortunately. And to think that I like Liga, I even manage to have this work on vinyl, but the tones mentioned above, absolutely not, and I don't even feel like talking about the CD in question anymore. Open your mind to those who know (more or in general); you might discover incredible things...

I laughed a lot at Vana's comment about fishing out the 150kg pigs to beat up Lars... Indeed.. The review, however, is really nice and the CD is just as good. I feel very sorry for Mago for being cut off after watching the film; that's a bit excessive... Let's say that in this movie, BAD LUCK shows up with the power of spring hormones, and so.. I really don’t think I would want to see it again, no. A hug.