supersoul

But why four guys? I remember six :)

however, it is superior to "And only the Aretino Pietro was saved, with one hand in front and the other behind" released the same year as the great "In the name of the Italian people" by Dino Risi

Higlande, you need to come to terms with yourself, or maybe you're a masochist who envies a situation that doesn't deserve compliments.

Here, grandiose directors like Monicelli, Risi, etc., are brought into the discussion as if there weren't fourth-rate films during their time; in fact, their peers often regarded many of their films as complete crap! I haven't seen the film and I don't even know if I feel like watching it. But I am reminded of a scene from Preston Sturgess's film, black and white from the forties, "The Forgotten," which tells the story of a rich, engaged director who fakes his own death to live as homeless and experience the lives of the bums, only to turn it into a film. It goes badly for him, and he is wrongfully imprisoned for a murder he didn’t commit, with no one to recognize him. Inside, the only consolation was the silly comedy films shown once a month, where everyone would laugh their heads off, including him. When he is finally recognized and released, he returns to directing but promises to only make silly comedies to make people laugh. These are the ones of greatest social utility.

Hello buzzard! In the great Boohoos of Pesaro, the young Paolo Catena, also known as Paul Chain, was a member!

Maybe they considered them more than the Offspring, who fifteen years later copied the guitar solo of Bloodstain :) From Orange County at that time, in my opinion, a great technically gifted band emerged, the Red Kross of the McDonald brothers.

Well, unlike Kaczynski, I believe that Case History is HIS album, largely just him with a guitar; it reminds me a lot of another deranged artist like Skip Spence's Oar. It speaks of rejects and desperate cases he encountered in his job as an assistant in a psychiatric clinic. There are tracks with just guitar that send chills down my spine. It’s true it might just be a remnant of the singer-songwriter folk tradition, but the coordinates (him alone, stories of alienation, the John Peel label) are legendary. This one reviewed by master imasoulman is more beautiful, mature, with a more distinctly complex blues rock sound, featuring a real band and the production of Branson's Virgin, with stunning songs, but for me, it's less memorable than Case History. For me, both are still five-star albums.

To all those present "Fast'n' bulbous" for the new year!