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And Robert Plant, Jeff Buckley? Etc. etc.

What an honor, your first comment on Debaser about my review! Of course you can speak informally with me, especially since I'm still quite young (25)! I imagine you like Zappa; I admire him a lot too. Regarding the Singers, I wouldn’t agree with narrowing the list down so much, even though those three are fantastic. One must also consider the emotional aspect that a voice (and a musician in general) can communicate... Leonard Cohen and Nick Drake, for example, move me deeply when I hear them sing, and they are undoubtedly great artists, but technically and in terms of power, they leave something to be desired. However, they are perfect for their music, and they are one of a kind (the same goes for Tom Waits and Neil Young). And how do we categorize Frank Sinatra? And Pavarotti? And Louis Armstrong? Are they Singers with a capital S or not? (for me they are, at least when considering some of their best performances; I don’t know about you!) Be careful, as this discussion, if developed properly, could become ENORMOUS ;-))) Thanks again for stopping by!!

Vince Finney. It's him, Poirot!

Even Moana Pozzi, in her field, was a genius... ;-)

You invite me to the wedding... but, like each one for themselves? Doesn't it get tangled?? ;-)

Absolutely charming comedy! But I saw it quite some time ago, so the 4 is a bit of a leap of faith. Does anyone remember the hilarious "Who’s Harry Crumb?"! It's a riotous film with Candy in the lead, possibly the best of his career, where he plays a wacky, shape-shifting, fundamentally clueless private investigator... Uxo, check it out if you don’t know it! (but maybe I’ve already suggested it to you, I can’t recall)

No, it can't be me. I would have written: "to get more pissed off," instead of: "that gets pissed off"... ;-)

Oh how beautiful!

Among other things, the user has written about forty posts that are practically identical, in which he gives 1 to anything that isn't metal. BANNED IMMEDIATELY, whether he's a fake or not!

Truly, practically the only case where imitation is more dignified than the original. I'm saying that Guzzanti sings better than him! "on the great ring road anulAAAAA..."