Cleo

I made a random example with the Interpol, I remember PJ Harvey, I went to see her in Milan and considering I'm from Fano, it's quite a stretch of road to travel. The girl had a sore throat and so she did a 40-minute concert... that's not how it’s done! Not to mention those idiots Brian Molko & Co., I talk about them in my presentation, concert in Perugia, they got completely wasted (let’s say wasted) and left after 35/40 minutes. De-history so lovely.

The Interpol album is perhaps one of the best I've bought in the last few months, darling, but leaving after four tracks for a trivial reason is unprofessional, period.

What a speed! I wanted to add... I highly recommend seeing Ryuichi Sakamoto live. I saw him in 1999 in the square in Fano for Violino e la Selce (a festival I've been subtly promoting for days, but nobody seems to notice)... there were no more than 300 of us (it's clear they fill the square for Alanis Morissette, Sakamoto and those who know him). Anyway, I've seen a few concerts, but this artist is extraordinary. Professional, he gives his all, and he has so much to teach many bands who, after one album, become divas (like Interpol in Bologna). Ryuichi played for three and a half hours that night, and let me tell you, by the end, we couldn't get enough... absolutely not! I remember I couldn't sleep all night from the adrenaline he transmitted to us. Forbidden Colors played by an orchestra of more than twenty musicians, I still get chills just thinking about it.

What for, for Microchip or Hail to the tief? Today I brought the Calla (Televisive) there because with Hail to the tief I need a break too. Oh, then they don’t bring the CDs....;-)

Dave, do many homosexuals have children or can't they have them? Because at least in here, let's get rid of some stereotypes...

Yes, this morning around the 50th listen, I focused on "Where I end and you begin" SPLENDID! I will eat you alive/I will eat you alive. Being there in the early afternoon would be ideal, but it's very unlikely—I would have to take half a day off, and since I work half a day, I don't think I can make it :-) Well, we'll keep up, as long as we can HEAR well, even if we can't SEE well, it doesn't matter.

Here comes Tim, who always enlightens us with his pearls of wisdom... "Never let me down" is a proudly homosexual song, darling... why can't gay people be SEXY in your limited world?

Really good Rivo... I would have loved to see Dave Gahan and Tricky. There's nothing more to add about Dave Gahan's sex appeal. "Never let me down" and "Black steel" are two of my favorite tracks from their respective artists; I can only imagine what they’re like live.

YOU'RE right, but sometimes it feels good to vent... it does good... you know how many annoying people I would have liked to say those things to... unfortunately, people like Tim aren't just on the internet. Maybe. Going back to Microchip, I brought him to the office today, as I figured my colleagues needed something more "cheerful" after 6 days of Hail to the Tief non-stop.

Don't mind us, Tim is a poor lobotomized guy that I've dragged along since the Subsonica review... he doesn't know what he's writing...