carlo cimmino

Electro-industrial priestess? Trip-hop? 1700s Spain? Call it what you want, don’t buy my records and spit on me, but I would never listen to an album with a cover like this.

And I thought that Malachia was just the name of Paperoga's cat...

I seem to remember that his first solo album wasn't bad: I'll go dig it up. This one, however, due to various and unspecified circumstances, I completely overlooked. I see you all moderately enthusiastic. I will look for it, since I consider Mr. Gahan a respectable frontman? Maybe yes, maybe no.

This morning [see also the review of nes] you are all quite sadistic and masochistic. Good job, that's how we want you!

A wise man once said, "drill me with the Black and Decker, smash me like a cracker, tie me up like a dog, and take me away until tomorrow." A masterpiece page-ne[s].

What a great page, Paoletto. Warmest congratulations, you have pleasantly astonished me once again. "Fratelli d'Italia" is undoubtedly the most popular episode film from the eighties (even today). Personally, I've seen it hundreds of times... finding it worse and worse with each viewing, but it doesn't matter much! I would say rather, looking at the episode featuring the rossonero Massimo Boldi forced by circumstances to pass himself off as a fan of the "maggica" (an episode almost "repeated" by Boldi in another film called "Tifosi"), that your review is even prophetic and comes at a perfect time in a week where there is much debate and will continue to be discussion about the world of ultras and how we "tifano" in our beloved country. At this point, we could debate the issue at length and passionately, but it would be too vulgar to tarnish such a beautiful page in this way. Talk to you soon, goodbye!

Hey, hello nes. What do you say? To me, that statement and even the person who "shot" it - who, surprise! is certainly not me - actually seem quite medieval.

Dear Core-to-core, I applaud your work and this excellent De-page sadly forgotten and too ignored in the glorious decasistic section. Beautiful review, but even as a supporter of the Joy Division cause, I'm not too fond of "The Best" and I believe I will let this one slip by as well.

Oh, but what are you talking about? Naples today is a clean city, a city [even] western, where there is no longer the disaster of garbage in the streets.

But karimbambeta is like a wordplay anagram that actually stands for mazingazeta?