blechtrommel

I love you.

Good job, Greg, I like your interviews. Him, since he likes The Catcher in the Rye, not so much.

Bukowski at the beginning of the review? Alright, I'll read it. I read it: very good.

Beautiful!

I'm really in a Lanegan phase this afternoon. I have to tell the truth, the albums with Campbell have never really resonated with me, just on a gut level, but I'm listening to this one, if you say so. Well done Gabri, catch the rhythm now :)

Damn, don’t tell me you like the latest from Luci.. Please, don’t tell me.

Well done! The only excuse I can give to justify the fact that I missed it just a spit away from my home is that the Liars were playing in Turin that night. And he may be Catalan, but the Liars... Anyway, maximum respect for those who have the soft "r."

Wonderful. Very good. It's really time for things like this.

My Facebook fans, who admire me for my knowledge of progmet, asked me this, no wait, I got the wrong page…

Look at how the macho from the outskirts behaves... Horseback riding on his shoulders... Bah. (damn, I look like Ashanti :DDD) ((Ash!! COME BACK!)) Anyway, Oma, this is what Capovilla used to say (imagine him with his voice): "This song (Broken Bones Walz) sarcastically addresses a very serious topic: torture! *applause from the audience, I look at good Hardcock92 and we smirk* Because in all the other countries of Europe, there is a law against torture! Only this little Italy, Italuccia, Italiona, Italiaccia *I go into a coma, when I wake up he's still declining the word Italy* doesn’t have a law against torture! It’s time to stop! Because torture exists in Italy too, not just in third world countries!" and at that point I was afraid a fifteen-year-old would scream: "LET’S GET COLD BLOOD!!!" And there I would have turned around and killed him with my bare hands.