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Desade, you remember well... I found the supposed cover, but I don’t know how to replace it.
@rottingcool: it's clear that everyone has the name they deserve; yours, by instinct, seems appropriate, and if the editors aren't giving you a voice, there must be a reason.

I haven't read the review yet, but I know the album very well. This one and "Mercury" are wonderful.

You see, lemur, I am a victim of the same game I have described/denounced: I also download a lot of stuff, but I quickly delete a lot of it, and I sometimes burn something to disc only to let it collect dust... Then there comes that one time out of 100 or 1000 when I get hit by a bolt of lightning, realizing I've lost a masterpiece, and I feel anger for all the times I could have listened to it before; or, as in this case, I realize that an artist I appreciate and support by buying their records may have denied me perhaps their best work. How can one give that up?

What can I say, I was hoping to raise questions like those highlighted by Dr. Adder, mien_mo_man, and appestato: the paradoxical risk of rampant downloading (mega-fines aside) is losing touch with the sound material, not understanding music not because you can’t listen to it, but because you have too much and it’s all there just a click away… One song goes, another one comes in. I would define the phenomenon as “musical bulimia,” if I may. On the other hand, among the undeniable advantages is the possibility of finding things forgotten by time or denied to us at first (see the “album” reviewed here), and the not negligible benefit of being able to listen to an album before purchasing it, which can often prevent a 20 euro mistake.
The ambiguity of the topic, dear Dr., is explicit and intentional; honestly, I didn't even think the editors would publish the “review” since I believe it explicitly violates some laws like copyright (perhaps Ryan doesn’t care less, but Metallica still gets pissed if I download one of their CDs quietly).

I reply to DeSade and ask for help from the editors... I have found a more plausible cover for the work in question: how can I send it? To everyone else, thank you; I will read your comments as soon as I have a little time.

I reply to DeSade and ask for help from the editors... I have found a more plausible cover for the work in question: how can I send it? To everyone else, thank you; I will read your comments as soon as I have a little time.

It was a bit more than a jerk-off... He was performing a complex practice involving self-asphyxiation as a means to achieve greater sexual pleasure (and who doesn't?) and probably something went wrong while he was trying to straighten himself out. The irony...

It was a bit more than a jerk-off... He was performing a complex practice involving self-asphyxiation as a means to achieve greater sexual pleasure (and who doesn't?) and probably something went wrong while he was trying to straighten himself out. The irony...