Mogwai Special Moves - Box Set
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Good evening, and thank you for stopping by, especially to the old friends, as it reassures me that they are alive, but above all I hope they are well. @Bartle, can I hire you as my biographer? My peacock wheel has completely opened up; it’s been since the time I scored the equalizer in a derby from a free kick, in the youth category, and I know you'll appreciate the comparison. @Blech, the joke is far too obvious: Here. This WAS Deb. :-))). @But no, @Imasoul, we also agree on the 10%: the latter is nothing compared to the first, but in the end, the new pieces mixed with the old ones don’t stand out for their mediocrity, but they fit in.
Sister Double Happiness Sister Double Happiness
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Franci, lucky you being in Kreuzberg. There's someone on Discogs selling the CD for 4.44 euros. Anyway, it seems to me that sst has been reissuing the entire catalog in recent years and also at low prices, at least on vinyl.
Sister Double Happiness Sister Double Happiness
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Oh, yes, it was my turn, but there's a million things to do... and thankfully someone else took care of it and did a great job. I would have thrown in a lazy attitude like a zep, just to say. But the reference to Big Brother fits in like cheese. It's one of those albums you put on a couple of times a year, and it's still a nice listen.
Mogwai Come On Die Young
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For me, not their best, Young Team is unparalleled. Here they are sometimes a bit too predictably post-rock, a bit slint, a bit maximum volume—just listen to the second side of the first album. Cody is one of the most beautiful ballads ever. If you have ten minutes and don’t perfectly understand English, go check out what Iggy says in "Punk Rock": super insightful! The review didn't convince me, better the one by Scaruffi, which says it all.
Bruce Springsteen London Calling, live in Hyde Park
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I thank the Lord for not making me hear London Calling performed by the Jersey jerk. Just the thought of it gives me the irrits.
Charles Ebbets Lunch atop a skyscraper
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Oh, signur, moto, not motto. And I apologize for the signur as well, but Tollani had explained to me how to make the u with the umlaut, and I don't remember it anymore.
Charles Ebbets Lunch atop a skyscraper
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I would like to express yet another motto of boredom and therefore inform those present that a) the formation of editors dates back to the 2009/2010 season. I have been on loan to an Uzbek site for a few months, the name of which I reserve the right to comprehend. As Silvio, or G, would say, "You're no longer on the team." b) I must decline Gabri's invitation regarding the wedding, due to irreconcilable differences in the choice of witnesses. c) Sfascia, please give me your address, and I will send you a postcard.
Charles Ebbets Lunch atop a skyscraper
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Dear Sfascia, before getting to know you a bit more (so to speak), I thought you were a sort of John Belushi. In reality, "When the going gets tough, the tough get going" is a motto that doesn't suit you at all. When nonsense is being shot around, you respond seriously; when serious matters are discussed, you throw around nonsense. It seems clear to me that the possibility of meaningful dialogue is out of the question. Please don’t hug me; it’s such an intimate gesture that I shy away from it and rarely allow it. Even more so with people whose name and surname I don’t even know.
Charles Ebbets Lunch atop a skyscraper
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Ah, anyway, you big disaster, go preach your crap to your friend zzz or g, before preaching it to Gabriella, about who washes the clothes in hp. Or do we no longer have the right to express our little opinions? Come on, flex your muscles and ban us, right? The choice is that.
Charles Ebbets Lunch atop a skyscraper
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"There aren’t any more editors like the ones we used to have," one would say. "And luckily," one would say. "But aren’t they the same as before?" one would say. I greet everyone: k, bartle, sfascia. But also enbar. P.S.: but isn’t it that… yeah, isn’t it that… aò over there the issue of "cases"... the site is going to be a bit more caghicchiare this summer than in other summers? No, just to stir a bit of controversy. And in a way that bartle says: "But you say that every summer!" Bes.