djmushroom

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Dave Gahan Hourglass

16 may 09

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Beautiful. 4 but also more.

Artisti Uniti Per L'Abruzzo Domani

14 may 09

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You are right, Primiballi. But according to you, how can we get a lot of money, and quickly (hoping it reaches its destination, of course), to the earthquake victims, assuming the inefficiency of the State (which first has to eradicate other issues)? What would you do? These initiatives, and many others, may be crude, but perhaps they can also be effective.

Artisti Uniti Per L'Abruzzo Domani

13 may 09

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But yes, I had caught it... I get that far... Well, let's hope that at least the money reaches its destination and doesn't get lost among the little bosses and secretaries...

Artisti Uniti Per L'Abruzzo Domani

13 may 09

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Alia 76, are you feeling unwell? Do you want a milk and cognac?

Artisti Uniti Per L'Abruzzo Domani

13 may 09

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It's clear that it's a mix of advertising and good intentions. However, if the money is not wasted, there's no point in making subtle arguments. The important thing is to raise funds. I'm also in favor of lotteries and gimmicky things. Has the state failed? Well, of course it has failed. But if we have the 7 most disadvantaged regions with a state within a state, how can it not fail? First, we need to eliminate social cancers and then make good laws. Anyway, overall, I think Cptgaio is right.

The Bastard Sons of Dioniso L'Amor Carnale

12 may 09

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In my opinion, Capovilla and Bugo have done good things. Personally, I can't understand the continuation of Brondi's work. It's clear that Fiumani is an example of consistency and craftsmanship. He too had good opportunities to become Piero Pelù but chose to ignore them. Fiumani has always stated that what mattered to him was to play and have fun. He lives off the royalties from Siberia and has a loyal fanbase that still buys his records and books and attends his concerts because they see him as a hero. You have to be genuine to stay in the niche for 30 years without disappearing. It's not easy. Anyway, if someone manages to maintain quality in their work, I personally see nothing wrong with moving to a major label. It's just that this doesn’t always happen.