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vortex, are you talking about the two towers, could it be Bologna? There, there was, and perhaps there still is Nannucci.

Bartleboom, it doesn't matter. After all, looking through my vinyl records, I chose to mention the less famous ones, and some are even a scam. After all, when you buy solely based on a review, it's inevitable. I'm looking forward to your nice review. Bye.

You're right, Bartleboom. I also used to stock up from Nannucci and Carù, mostly from the latter, who had a ton of imported records. Among these were Martha and The Muffins, Moon Martin, Bugs Henderson, Doll by Doll, Commander Cody, The Dusty Chaps, The Dillards, Charlie, Brinsley Schwarz, The Blues Band, Big Star, Big Twist & The Mellow Fellows, Audience, Charlie McCoy, the compilation "Mud Acres," and the following "Woodstock Mountains," Terry Allen, Jonathan Richman, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Jesse Winchester, Stray Cats, Joe Ely, Jim Ringer, Rockpile, Romeo Void, G.E. Smith, Lee Clayton, which I bought after hearing him open for the Byrds. (I think) I haven't checked, but I'm sure that most of these records aren't reviewed on DeBaser; perhaps someone should do it! I'm convinced that Odradek knows many of them, and you, Bartleboom, how are you doing?

Give me a razor so I can cut my veins. But Splendido splendente and a couple of others aren't bad.

What bjorky says is true. While romanticized, Amadeus is still a valid film. This review, as written, is much more pleasant than the previous one. Don Giovanni - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Recensione di Nero

bjorky, I was referring to a suggestion that Blackdog gave me in the review Don Giovanni - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Recensione di Nero I hope you appreciate the candor, because I’m not a brown-noser. As for Beck, I bought Mellow Gold and Odelay, but I don’t like them. I might change my mind since I haven’t listened to them much, because on the first listen, I was disappointed.

I quite like this band with their relaxed tones, sometimes even captivating.

Great, that says it all.

Bjorky translate, because as I told you I’m not in a good mood, and I don’t feel like thinking. I want to say that I’m neither prude nor moralistic, rather the opposite, but if someone uses words like "trombare," "cazzo," "fica," "scopare," "coglioni" so freely, they should be able to integrate them with a prose that is lively, witty, and carefree. Not the mess that Nero wrote; otherwise, as Flintstone said, I tend to think it’s a clever review designed to gain approval.

The vote.