Core-a-core

I've returned to this page several times because it's really a beautiful page. And also because I believe I haven't mentioned that my childhood home, that of my parents, was haunted by T. Rex. Also by me, thanks to an uncle like yours. My mother was and is melodic. My father was among saxophonists and Emerson Lake and Palmer. In short, I'm reading it again today, driven by a desire to do so, before tomorrow, which will remain for all the days I have left the most dreadful, horrible, and disastrous anniversary of my life. Regards.

I love the first album by Rated 0. I also like the other two. But the first one blew my mind.

The page is starting to take the shape I thought between 3, 5, and 1 vari. @MORPHEO: thanks for the feedback!

@GEB: I understand. I'm sorry you won't be there. I'm already looking forward to your return. Here, if you don't want to get caught up, avoid it for now. Damn, like with boyfriends: why are you leaving? I hope everything is okay. Just a goodbye. @Prog: If you have the other two then take this one.

Beautiful curicazzi! And the record always stays great.

Hello. @Progrock: Before buying, I would suggest giving it a listen: if you do a quick web search, you'll see that some people talk about it positively, while others negatively. In short, it's not like buying their other albums. I recommend a preliminary listen just because one might regret it later. There’s a lot more listenable material among their albums. @Dopesmoker: I might be completely out of touch if I preferred this to Rated 0 (which for me is a solid 5). However, I believe it doesn't come across as pretentious. On the contrary, I think it might feel like it required little effort. My 4 is mainly framed in the context of the three linked albums. Here, they either had to go out with a bang like Of Montreal, with a super "cheerful" and super crazy album, or end up exactly like this. I was expecting this album. And I must say it really sounds good to me. Better than others who have already explored this territory.

Here, better the national populism of the DC period, at least there was someone on TV who knew how to do their job well. At least that.

that cagagi.

I would say that Luca and Paolo are that kind of national-popular mediocrity that is different from the Sunday cafonal, but built to avoid losing the kids leaning towards the alternative. Guys, for pity's sake. This isn't a matter of having a nose in the air. Just consider two things: 1) Who produces and why do they produce this crap? / 2) Refresh your eyes with some gags from the past. Respectfully.

Great suggestion. I'll give it a try.