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Exactly Carlo, Fausto wasn't very happy with the results; let's just say he wanted Clementi to sing, but of course the band and Clementi himself opposed it, so much so that, as you rightly said, at a certain point Fausto left towards the end of the recording and the mixing was done by the sound engineers. The good Iside was just talking about it today... Thank you for the compliments.

Terry is a total babe, period. Having met her already, I can tell you that more than being punk, she just has the goods;DD. I don't have the goods, but if it helps to get some attention, I can get it done, what do you say?:D

comment written in Itanglish.. forgive the rush

@DjMurooms: if you host me at your place, I’ll come;)) the problem is I don’t know where to spend the night..anyway, about the mastered disc: you know, I’m someone who gets very attached to things and during these years of listening, I’ve noticed that if I own a burned CD and listen to it many times in that format first, I become much more attached to it, almost as if that disc is more mine. Then when I buy the original, the love for the music on the disc remains, but the love for the disc itself fades; in fact, the original even seems cold to me. However, this doesn’t happen if I buy the original right away. I'm strange, aren’t I?:) @Nose: great question! So in my opinion, regular records (that is, not masterpieces, those beautiful but for some reason not quite beautiful) are children of their time, but masterpieces for me transcend time. I mean, there are records from forty years ago that sound tremendously contemporary and, for me, Lungo i Bordi is one of them. One could say it starts with a typically 90s background, but then it overcomes that, goes beyond. I would add that it goes beyond everything, but I admit I’m a bit of a fanatic :D

Gustavo, you are the only one who looked at the face :D

oops...*for me

Of course I know it's there, but there's also something called: parimerito :D Iside, when I read Larrok's sentence I thought of what your hypothetical comment would be, and here it is :D By now I know you.. Also, Exit, however, fits among the masterpieces of the 90s, but for me it’s not THE masterpiece..

Just the 90s? ;)

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who commented. @Finnegan: exactly, you summed up my opinion about them perfectly @Vivis: I want you to listen to this! Then let me know :) @Lukin: back from the dead! @Kosmo: a kiss :D @Psycho: it's already something! I'm still left high and dry!
Hey, guys, let's not forget that Lungo i bordi was produced by Faust'o!

Great Pablo!, this album is amazing... perhaps the most challenging of Massimo Volume, but for me another masterpiece. A review worthy of the album.