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The first one, in my opinion, is a bit ugly, just sufficient. Here they go from this to that.

The D.A.F. are absolutely amazing, great review!

New Order? Depeche? I’ll note them down. No complaints about the review.

Welcome to Debaser. Telegraphic review, you really held back. You could have spent a few more words; I don't know the film, but I adore Coppola's "Dracula."

I thank those who stopped by. @CPT, your comment is quite flattering to me, especially since I greatly appreciate your approach to the interiors. @Messer Sfascia, thank you for the UH! and I respond to your indirect question. Solzhenitsyn, in my opinion, also had an even more political approach. There are also elements and analyses of the Soviet model and the political reasoning behind it. In the book I reviewed, these are discussed less and are nevertheless integrated into the daily life of the interned. It’s a diary; it focuses a lot on the relationship between the interned and “free people.”

We would need Pasolini in every era...

What can you do, Blecht? Unfortunately, this happens often here. Good reviews on less mainstream albums are just nonsense from a handful of people who couldn’t care less about the flashy name.

Congratulations, a very intense review. Passionate and fierce.

I found it and was very impressed. A beautiful mix rich in spices (I use a culinary comparison).

ZOT! to you too. I don’t know the group.