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What sadness...

I meant to say 66...

@CPTGAIO: I completely agree with post 69, dear colleague!

Yes, this is definitely better than "The war on errorism" (which still had 2-3 really nice tracks: 'Idiots are taking over' above all).

Yes, an album that didn't excite me at all, even though the craft is there. I've always liked NOFX, especially live, where they're even more carefree than on record. Maybe it's their nonchalant attitude, maybe it's the mix of genres, but despite being very melodic, I really enjoy them, especially "White trash two heebs and a bean," "Punk in Drublic," and "So long and thanks for all the shoes" (the absurd title and 'Kill The Rockstar' are amazing). However, the one I enjoy the most is probably "Pump up the valuum" with its sounds and punk-rock solos.

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Kentaro Yabuki, manga artist (Kochi, b. 1980)
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Hasemi Saki, manga artist and writer (Chiba)
Hideaki Sorachi, manga artist (Hokkaido, b. 1979)
Yoshitoshi Abe, manga artist and animator (Tokyo, b. 1971)
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Gosho Aoyama, manga artist (Daiei, b. 1963)
Hirohiko Araki, manga artist (Sendai, b. 1960)
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Kia Asamiya, manga artist (Tokyo, b. 1963)
Hitoshi Ashinano, manga artist (Yokosuka, b. 1963)
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Tatsuya Egawa, manga artist (Nagoya, b. 1961)
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Yukinobu Hoshino, manga artist (Kushiro, b. 1954)
Keiko Ichiguchi, manga artist (Osaka, b. 1966)
Riyoko Ikeda, manga artist (Osaka, b. 1947)
Takehiko Inoue, manga artist (Kyushu, b. 1967)
Ken Ishikawa, manga artist, writer, and screenwriter (Karasuyama, 1948 - 2006)
Yoko Kamio, manga artist (Tokyo, b. 1966)
Masakazu Katsura, manga artist (Fukui, b. 1962)
Mizuki Kawashita, manga artist (Shizuoka)
Masashi Kishimoto, manga artist (Okayama, b. 1974)
Seishi Kishimoto, manga artist (Okayama, b. 1974)
Yukito Kishiro, manga artist (Tokyo, b. 1967)
Koge-Donbo, manga artist (Tokyo, b. 1976)
Kazuhisa Kondo, manga artist (Toyota (Aichi), b. 1959)
Masami Kurumada, manga artist (Tokyo, b. 1953)
Toshio Maeda, manga artist
Hiro Mashima, manga artist (Nagano, b. 1977)
Izumi Matsumoto, manga artist (Takaoka, b. 1958)
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Kazuya Minekura, manga artist (b. 1975)
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Setona Mizushiro, manga artist (Kanagawa, b. 1971)
Go Nagai, manga artist and writer (Wajima, b. 1945)
Mamoru Nagano, manga artist, designer, and musician (Kyoto, b. 1960)
Toshifumi Nakasono, manga artist (Shimonoseki, b. 1957)
Keiji Nakazawa, manga artist (Hiroshima, b. 1939)
Yasuhiro Nightow, manga artist (Yokohama, b. 1967)
Tsutomu Nihei, manga artist (Fukushima, b. 1971)
Miho Obana, manga artist (Tokyo, b. 1970)
Takeshi Obata, manga artist (Niigata, b. 1969)
Eiichiro Oda, manga artist (Kumamoto, b. 1975)
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Yoichi Takahashi, manga artist (Tokyo, b. 1960)
Hiroyuki Takei, manga artist (Yomogida, b. 1972)
Arina Tanemura, manga artist (Aichi Prefecture, b. 1978)
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Yoshihiro

Oh no, guys! Enough! The discussion is straying into some lost territories! I'm bringing you all back to order! We're talking about music here!

OK. Downloaded and listened to. While being an overrated band, playing poorly live and having made 3-4 good songs throughout their entire discography, I must admit they did well to participate in Sanremo; that's really their place. Moreover, in this song, Agnelli's voice is even more cloying, false, and unbearable.

Well... in my opinion, it's grotesque to see how many people seriously discuss Sanremo, something that stands to music like a pool of oil in a mountain lake. Showgirls, outfits, polls, gossip, clichés, the same old "music" for 40-50 years, and that orchestra that must invariably accompany the songs that just happen to align with what the fur-clad, jewel-adorned ninety-year-olds in the front row want to hear. Anyway, it’s only right that it is this way in Italy; after 20 years of regime television, the majority of people listen to-do-buy-think what the screen tells them.

Zioken made a mistake! TELESPALLA it wasn't my intention to vote for the review.