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Voyage, I sent you a private message to clarify, I don't know if you received it...

Wow, your "multimedia" reviews are so beautiful! :D And what illustrations! Drool... I know Lovecraft (and Celtic Frost, I’d say..UH!) However, I don’t think this particular proposal is for me.

Beautiful! The proposal intrigues me and I find the cover artwork really nice! :)

Then sorry, as if I had given you a 1 or 2! I mean, I found it interesting but felt it was necessary to point out some things. Alright, let’s leave it at that. Bye.

So: you don’t know me either in person or as a debaserian (I hardly ever read reviews of video games because they weren’t part of my childhood), I read the review because of the reference to Alice. Consequently, I didn’t even vote for the video game, since I don’t know it (like 95% of the video games reviewed). What could I comment on then? The form and expressions of the review, otherwise why on earth would you give a rating to the REVIEW too? That you accuse me of victimhood and false altruism is both ugly and wrong (and you go on with judgments, judging someone's intentions based on ONE COMMENT! Yeah!). I didn't comment to "defend Italian," as you say; I just read a review and highlighted some dubious forms, for goodness' sake! But since I have neither the time nor the desire to engage in a sterile discussion, I’ll end it here. Keep your ideas if they make you feel good.

I don't know, I tried to feel something again, but I find them boring. I'm going back to Interpol...

But what the hell did you go there for, Sfascia??? O_O

@Rebelde: MIRACLE!!!! Marco Carta saint immediately!.... .... .... .... .......... .. . ... . . .. .

I've read quite a bit around and - greatly appreciating the sound of Interpol and, a step below, Editors - I listened to something from MySpace. They didn't impress me; I didn't find any obvious similarities with Interpol and Editors nor the same freshness that exists in those bands. Maybe I listened too distractedly... Rather, since I'm not an expert on the indie rock/new wave revival scene, can you recommend something that is close to Interpol?

The "objections" raised by Macaco are interesting. However, I believe that certain contradictions are fascinating. Rimbaud himself was a prisoner of language and of the Christian conception (one of his enfer), and - despite trying to escape it - he always found himself entangled in it. I find this "narrative" (as Hell called it) truly fascinating.