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DeAge™ : 7073 days • Here since 27 january 2007

Giovanni Allevi Alien

26 oct 10

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Those fingers transformed into keys that mean... an extension of the instrument? I'm imagining the fingers of a person doing a different job, like, I don't know... what would Rocco Siffredi have?

Wings Rockshow

25 oct 10

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I prefer Macca from Flaming Pie, Chaos and Creation, Flowers in the Dirt; with the Wings it was definitely glam rock, a genre I can't stomach.. a matter of taste, of course.

The Beatles Live at BBC

24 oct 10

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Jack@, I would see a fair fight only with Chuck Norris..

Great admiration for Wilson's Beach Boys, however their sound feels very dated to me... it reminds me of Richie's pimples and Fonzie's quiff... I don't know, I appreciate Paul's desire to educate his kids with Pet Sounds, but maybe it didn't work out, his son James has a terrible voice...

The Beatles Live at BBC

24 oct 10

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On who was dirtier, meaner, and more rebellious matters little; I think that both the Beatles and the Stones were young individuals who were intolerant of the bigoted rules of the time, it couldn't have been any different. In any case, over time they devoutly aligned themselves with other rules... those of the banks.

AA VV Tutto quello che sai è falso

15 oct 10

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The study of what is hidden to better place it up our backside is called didietrology... or dietrology?

Ringo Starr Y Not

14 oct 10

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With the Beatles, he played more by "nose" than by ear, which is no small feat.

David Bowie Ragazzo solo, ragazza sola

6 oct 10

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Perhaps Bowie didn't consider us worthy of his. Being a snobby, arrogant, and unfriendly Englishman, he probably saw it as a bizarre commercial experience with monkeys.

Christopher Nolan Inception

2 oct 10

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DiCaprio and the dream crew tortured me until the break, then I freed myself...

Edward Hopper Morning sun

26 sep 10

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It seems like a blind person who is forced to settle for the warmth of the sun, while her wide-open and fixed eyes don’t seem to suffer from the intense light. However, as we know, personal interpretations sometimes arise unbeknownst to the artist. Nevertheless, Hopper's paintings convey a sense of desolation to me; in them, the human figure usually assumes a role that is decidedly opposed to the muteness of the walls and the bare rooms in which it is almost always set.