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But is Borguez the one from Alef?

Battiato teaches us, it takes another life guys. To keep up with you, I mean, to listen to everything you propose, I have to do something. These are truly pages worthy of the little man you are, odra. Great.

If the goal is to intrigue, you have intrigued me.

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Come on... I'll slap you... physiopath!

Ah, and good job for mentioning Maria Corti!

Holy shit, Muffx, it’s been ages since I’ve heard or seen them around. So, are they definitely prog now? I met them when they were hanging around the university in Lecce and were pure stoners. Goodness, never pure pure, but when it came to technique and amplifier, they always chose the latter. They’re good, though, right? The phenomenon is the keyboardist Mauro Tre, whom I knew personally. Back in my uni days when I was studying music, we would clandestinely meet in a farmhouse in San Cesareo, near Lecce, with Mauro Tre and the whole group of friends of Cesare Dell'Anna and the Opa Cupa. I didn’t have the courage to pick up the guitar, partly because I was a very timid little nineteen-year-old, and I just listened to them; Mauro Tre is an impressive improviser, he can play anything and pulls out incredible sounds. Great evenings and good people, beautiful times. To give you an idea of how informal and undefined everything still was, sometimes in the early 2000s even the Negramaro would peek in before they made flic floc with Caterina Caselli. Great review.

This is tried, never felt but references okay

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I liked the review. After Maladroit, which I adored upon release, and the Red Album, I lost track of them almost completely. And right now, I'm not sure if it’s worth revisiting these sounds – editorial note, I'm totally into Swervedriver right now.