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I had started reading it, but the first scroll of the mouse messed it up :)

interesting, it kinda sucks for everyone, it's worth listening to...

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Yes, I’m noticing it and I’m glad, I’m not the “only” person who loves low sounds. :)

I like it, it really reminds me of Switzerland, where, on my way to Zurich, I found myself in an endless tunnel, with no windshield washer fluid and a car in front of me splashing salt on my windshield, obstructing my view. I had to cover a ton of kilometers driving like Ace Ventura, with my head out of the window in a tunnel with temperatures below zero, and once I got out, the sight of landscapes like that made me feel free and, above all, safe. This has little to do with the review, but it doesn't matter. :)

Thank you Mourinhok60 :)

Oh oh oh, who would have thought... I greet and thank all the passersby and suggest to Michoos that now Ulan Bator isn't worth traveling more than 45 km, so do the math. For contemplation, I recommend listening to "Sunset Mission" and "Black Heart" by Bohren & der Club of Gore, which represent the perfect combination of deep (perhaps a bit too dark) bass and jazz. "This is our music" has served as a catalyst for appreciation, but I was more struck by the second track, the reggae one, which shows a certain open-mindedness. Alex, they're not related at all, but I meant to say that they are both anti-republican collectives lost in experimentation, that's the connection. Fiq, I'm waiting for you, also because you're on a "positive streak." ;) As in a giant slalom, the final thank you rightfully goes to Karimbambeta. Now excuse me, but I have a wasp nest (the second one in ten days!) to destroy.

What a cover!

One to those who enrich themselves by exploiting the lightness of being human. Bang!

Even the Lycia?! I only know "Cold" and I like it, but now isn’t the time for such things. Nice review, even though it was already there.. :P