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Kurt, you and I have a lot in common. You have values that are hard to find lately, you have very similar musical tastes to mine, and above all, you are a person who knows how to start over from disarming situations. I agree with you on how we should truly face life, and I also agree that on this site, people take it too personally, using pseudo-knowledge that is outdated, old labels that are redundant (sometimes even quite random, without cause) and without really respecting the De Gustibus Non Disputandum Est! Sometimes I read comments on albums and/or artists and/or films that seem more oriented towards a paradoxical war of tastes and judgments... as if in music there are good and bad... I read about people who pronounce judgments in perfect biblical style. All this while comfortably seated in their chairs, in front of their PCs. Meanwhile, out there, artists, whether they are actors, directors, writers, or musicians, expose themselves to the light of day with their works. We are all masters in Italy. So maybe we should write fewer bullshit and see if we can propose something alternative to what we limit ourselves to criticizing (jealously).

Have you ever read "Naked Lunch" by Burroughs?

The titles of the previous albums?

I remember a scene...a daughter with a can of beer in her hand in front of her father's fresh grave...I think it's from this movie...help me.

Ah, the grades:

Even though it's three years late, in the track "Better living through chemistry," the background sound is given by the usual bongo drums... not darbukas as someone else has said.