desade

Beautiful beautiful... however, I don’t know this Beck one, but "e-pro," if that’s what the single was called, didn’t say much to me... I was disappointed since I'm very fond of "Sea Change"... oh well...

I realized a day late that I cast my vote incorrectly...

I’m picking up the comment on a review of FabriFibra by switching the names: How much I detest this guy, you have no idea... Maybe I'm wrong, but I believe one should be aware of their own culture and not mimic someone else's to achieve musically poor results. Our language cannot perform the same acrobatics as English, and discussions like "I'm an outcast, society sucks, my father was an alcoholic and my mother a whore" are really outdated and abundantly surpassed. In a society like the Italian one, where a killer Rom has the opportunity to do a commercial, I wonder how one can be excluded. Through all this, this idiot is even seen as the rebel of the situation, and down go the praises from the clueless teenagers. I would really like to know from this guy, whose name I’m ashamed to write (as improbable as his credibility) how much of the money that he and his buddy (FabriFibra) made by pushing this crap has been donated to charity for those they call "outcasts" (Who knows!). Then you wonder why they live in the cult of the past...

But how can you take them seriously?? Good question anyway...

I forgot...

An essential singer-songwriter for '90s music, and indeed she undeniably paved the way for "Jagged Little Pill," "Tuesday Night Music Club," degenerating down to Lavigne and that derelict Michelle Branch... well, nothing lasts forever...

I recently listened to the entire album, and it seemed to me to be a good work... definitely better than "First Impression of Earth," which, say what you will, left me with very little, aside from a few tracks.

The death that disrupts the balance of a small group of friends and family is handled so fully and gently that one cannot remain indifferent in front of this film. I believe it has been a good reference point for other films, from "The Sea Inside" to "Saturno contro," but beyond that, it has all the characteristics of a must-see classic.

Goodbye Italian grammar.

When I saw this review on the homepage, I thought, "Well, what am I looking at this for? It’s already known that it's an incredibly exceptional record, one that made history, set the standard, simply grand..." And what do I find? The only justification I can give you is that your role model might be Nicolaj Vsévolodovic...