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The only album by Fugazi that's in my collection I really love, I'm downloading this one. If it doesn't please puntiniCAZpuntini, it means it's a good review.

I have Red medicine which is good, I have no doubt that this one is nice too.

This album is pure relaxation, a pleasant massage for the brain. One of Young's best.

I understood everything, I just didn't realize what EKTIN meant. So I already have it, my favorite track is Down By The River, but the whole album is beautiful. In the meantime, I almost have all of "On The Beach," and what I've already listened to is enough to consider it a 5. I knew Young, but I hadn't listened to him in over 20 years... the jokes that prejudices play.

How come I can't find ETKIN, which you probably wrote as EKTIN due to a typo? I've already downloaded After the Gold... Harvest, Harvest Moon, and Everybody Knows This Is... which I think is the best. But I like them all; my prejudice against Canadian music has fallen, and now I’m downloading this one you reviewed, and many more will follow. I believe Young gave his best when he worked alone... perhaps the pressure of competition with Stills was detrimental, or who knows... But this ETKIN or EKTIN that you recommend is not listed by either Scaruffi or DelRock. If you could shed some light on this, I would be grateful. I will come back to check this review. Bye.

This beautiful crime film has rightly earned the status of a cult movie over time. The idea of the cursed briefcase has also been picked up in "Repo Man" and "Pulp Fiction." Good review.

Usually, as in the case of "Whole Lotta Love" being copied from "You Need Love" by Willie Dixon, they managed to do better than the original. It's a piece that blew me away when I first heard it, but now every time I listen to it, I always think of the quarrel they had with Dixon. (Won by the blues man) That's why I agree with supersoul in his comment no. 25.

It was the era of Lene Lovich, Nina Hagen, Siouxsie And The Banshees, and Anna Oxa and Madonna were also taking their first steps. Rettore (if I remember correctly) fit into this trend of unconventional female artists, straddling Punk and New Wave. The only one still talked about is Madonna.

Gino Paoli also attempted suicide, and I would include Piero Ciampi as well. As for the rector, apart from those two or three songs that everyone knows (including Lamette), I don’t know much, except that he had quite a feud with Bertè. (Hi Iside)

Hitchcock made many great films, but this one, along with "Rear Window," is my favorite. I think there is a small inaccuracy. In the final scene, in Norman's inner world, the personality of the mother has taken over that of the son; it is she who speaks through Perkins.