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Welcome back Viv, sentimentally perfect page, as usual. We missed you, it’s been months since you last wrote, you know? Naturally, I don’t know them, but I’ll look them up and let you know. But write a little more often, you lazy one, or do we have to wait for autumn? I can imagine you going wild in Pigneto this spring that’s coming... lucky you!

Bartle, we’ve got a problem! The mule says: “Who are those fuckin’ Blowback?”

Oh no, Sfascia: uh, uh: Bartle in controversy with Master Sorge really deserves it. I was planning to let go of these Blowbacks, but now I need to find out who's right: the student or the master? Votes coming in the next few days.

Very very beautiful little page. I lost the Black Cobras somewhere and I don't know if I feel like digging them out. A bit like (I know this will be considered blasphemy) the Sleep.

First of all, Hardrock, this thing about traveling miles to search is something very beautiful. So it’s better that there aren’t any Fnac, Feltrinelli, or Mondadori nearby. Also because they have marketing strategies that make me imagine they’ll have piles of Twilight and Metallica, rather than Celine or Joy Division. It might get on your nerves, but the moment of desire for a book, a record, a movie, a woman, ultimately, is one of the best things in life. With the word "optimism," I was simply trying to condense the strength, the desire, the openness to the world that you have at your age, while this book, from a certain point of view, is a kick in the balls. Conversely, for example, I read The Catcher in the Rye at twenty, and I would have enjoyed it more at fifteen (so I gifted it to my niece who is thirteen).

My favorite book. Can I give it 5 stars? Just think, before Corbaccio acquired the rights, there was only the Dell'Oglio edition for seventy years, a small Milanese publishing house, with a translation from '33. Maybe if you look for it on the second-hand stalls, you'll find it. In any case, money well spent; in fact, I really wouldn’t know how to spend twenty euros better. I must say to Hardrock and Terry, that you might be too young to read this book. Not because you can’t understand it, but because it hurts. It has such a clear and pessimistic vision that it could become a possible choice for life. And I'd prefer to see you optimistic, as both of you seem to be, for a little while longer. I have the dedication from my girlfriend at the time, so I remember when I read it for the first time, “in the triumphant month of my graduation,” as she wrote. So I was twenty-five. Excuse this dad-like intervention, do whatever the hell you want. I didn’t mind the review. Someone has to do the dirty work.

Instead, you idiot, when you write bullshit like the third Velvet is acoustic, and someone points it out to you, you come to discuss it in the posts, instead of randomly giving one star to the reviews of those who pointed it out to you - you’re so dense, or you’re just pretending, since you’re the usual fucking fake, that you even ask how to give 5 stars to an album. Do the community a favor, play with your dick instead of messing with rock masterpieces.

HERE’S ANOTHER F***ING IDIOT. IT’S POINTED OUT TO HIM THAT SOMEONE WHO WRITES THAT A THIRD OF VELVET IS ACOUSTIC IS TALKING CRAP AND IT WOULD BE BETTER NOT TO WRITE REVIEWS, AND WHAT DOES HE DO? OUT OF SPITE, HE COMES TO POST ONE IN MY REVIEWS. BUT WHY IS THE WORLD FULL OF IDIOTIC KIDS? GO BACK TO PLAYING WITH LEGOS, YOU DUMBASS.

Listen, idiot, are you planning to give me a 1 in all my reviews? FUCKING TESTA, HAVE YOU REALIZED THAT THE QUEENS OF WINEHOUSE AND MASSIMO VOLUME ARE THE ONES WHO HAVE DONE COVERS AND NOT ME? YOU'RE REALLY A COMPLETE IDIOT THEN.

Sorry if I may impose, but are you planning to just make duplicates? At least remember to give the right ratings to the albums, because it’s absurd that this ‘un can...