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puntiniCAZpuntini, since we're on the same review, I would love to know what you think of Unsane, a band I recently discovered and consider one of the best groups of the 90s. You should know them, given your musical tastes.

puntiniCAZpuntini I can't do it differently because where I live the internet is slow, so little by little. I have Hot Rats, Apostrophe, Trasparency, One Size Fits All on vinyl; by the way, I remember there was a piece that I liked a lot but I can't recall which one. (The ones you mentioned are already downloading).

You say it's a film too rooted in its time, but how else could it have been made if not the way it was?

I downloaded everything that was pointed out to me. Watermelon, it's really very beautiful. If you have any others to recommend, I already have emule up and running.

ubik, they already told me about this thing with King Kong, but I assure you that the King Kong I downloaded lasts a couple of minutes. there's, Willie The Pimp I know, but I'll look for the other two pieces right away.

I know Zappa in bits and pieces, and I wish I had listened to him more because over time I like him more and more. However, he has such a vast discography that listening to everything is practically impossible. Since you know him well, could you tell me which are his albums, and also suggest some tracks to buy or download? To give you an idea of my tastes, I must say that I adore Stink Foot, or Peaches en regalia, as well as that little gem that lasts a couple of minutes called King Kong. It's a request I've made before, but with little success.

I have the album, and I agree with what you've written. Not a masterpiece, but enjoyable.

Comments are also subjective because objectivity regarding tastes does not exist. However, if there are 70 comments on a review and 60 of them are positive, one can consider the album to be good. The advantage of DeBaser over other sites lies in this.

I don't see anything wrong with a fourteen-year-old listening to Pausini or Ramazzotti; it's fair to say that he is shaping his opinions, or rather, his personality. But trying to help him, for me, means allowing his development to follow its natural course, without too much interference. Watching over him and intervening only on matters that pertain to a proper maturation as a person. The music he listens to will change with growth and social interactions. DeBaser can only provide indications of new (or old) records that can be purchased, reading reviews and comments that are nonetheless biased. (Just like Scaruffi's opinions) The kid will continue his musical evolution with knowledge and listening. But if, as an adult, he still loves Pausini or Ramazzotti, it means that is the music for him. As for Mina, I really like "Nessuno," which is one of her early performances; what followed never makes it to my Winamp.

Between Prato allo Stelvio and Trafoi, the village is called "Stelvio Paese."