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The cover, I agree, sucks like squatting alcoholic turds in front of a bar run by an Italo-Peruvian fatso. Those guys, I don’t know, I left them behind a while ago. Next week I have some spare change... let’s keep in touch... :)

Ok ok :)

Do you like Conrad, madam?

Go ahead, shoot the address.

Dreamax are amazing, thank you for the segnalation! :)

Comment 28: "There are people who don't understand why PP says certain things, or they do understand and it irritates them, yet they keep going to his concerts anyway. People are strange: they accept only one side of certain artists, just one side of the coin, but that doesn't stop them from enjoying it nonetheless. Blessed inconsistency." I can assure you that Capovilla doesn’t irritate me at all, quite the opposite. However, if you remember the beginnings and the first interviews, he kept repeating over and over that he "was inspired by Artaud's concept of eventfulness." Aside from the fact that Artaud's eventfulness is a completely different thing, but... where has it gone? Blechtrommel, if you're there, make a noise, where has the eventfulness gone? Where did you put it, little drummer?

@ugly panda, I'm responding to comments 24 and 26. "Be patient if Pierpaolo remembers it, and in a drunken state he mumbles it in your face, and forgive him if he bores you or makes you ask strange questions about the arcane, after all Bruno Vespa is taking care of that, right?" No, those things shouldn't be said to you by Pierpaolo or Bruno Vespa. They should be told to you by Ken Saro himself; you have to seek them out. You must have the passion and the awareness (and you do, I'm not denying that) to go and find these things. If you don't know a famous writer like Ken Saro Wiwa, it means you’re making a mistake in life. Because you can simply go on any news blog that isn't tied to traditional channels (ansa, adnkronos,...) and you'll find something about the Niger Delta, and half the time when the Delta is mentioned, Ken Saro Wiwa comes up. By the way, the real phenomenon is Chinua Achebe, not Ken Saro (if you don't know him, read "Things Fall Apart," highly recommended).

But what an album... Beware is my favorite.

Very bold cover, I'll pass on the proposal. Even though that Grand Funk Railroad placed there...

It's nice to read you again, I join in the compliments for rece, the cover, the singer's eyes, etc...