carlo cimmino

Oh well, dear Purpulan. If you put it that way, then I agree with you. On a lyrical level, I prefer - by a long shot - the naif of Offlaga Disco Pax to some fuck-off.

I don't even like Tarantino. Can you believe it!

"I tilted my head to listen. And I heard the words, everything that was lost. And I heard the words, everything that had passed."

True true. I could have rounded up. Anyway, it's worth noting that I've never been a huge fan of live albums. In any case, I don't think the Cure are an adolescent and/or overrated band. Rather, I would say they are a pop group led by a songwriter capable of crafting not only respectable - indeed - but catchy melodies. Not bad at all. It's inevitable, however, to find some "old darkwave geezer" at their concerts since they've been riding the wave - let's say active - for thirty years.

Discrete live disc by the Cure, very much loved in youth but less so today. I do not recommend purchasing it to non-fans of Bob Smith and company, who I would rather suggest considering the possible purchase of some essential elements from their discography, from which they could definitely gain both pleasure and ample depression. That said, I find it necessary to add that I saw the Cure live five or six years ago, and I have quite a bad memory of it. They were lackluster and it was a disappointment. Maybe it was the venue that was a bit lousy, maybe Bob has aged, maybe it was too hot. Between two and three.

* Enbar77. Thank you so much for the compliments and the suggestion. I went to read the plot, and I must say that "Noi Albinoi" seems quite interesting. I'll watch it. * Irrequietante e mausoleitico [premiata-nontele-ditta]Sfascia&Car rozze, it is always a great honor to read you and have the privilege of having you on "my" (with the approval and concession of Mr. G, of course) pages, among, as befits gentlemen such as you and I were in a previous life, one sheet metal and the other. The O-maggio - I don’t forget it, a song we sang in two voices etc etc - I would dare to define it as more of a duty than noble. But hats off and greasy, nauseating overalls even to the phantasmagorical Jacovitti. Every now and then there's a Benito that’s not so bad. In this regard, I would mention the infamous "Benito" of the nativity scene, which would be the one who sleeps... But I wouldn't digress further. * I’m very sorry, Kosmo. I must have been negatively influenced by my recent reading of Nick Hornby. * Alexander, I would find it extremely interesting to discuss cooking recipes. But in truth, even though I've become quite skilled at opening cans of tuna, I'm no master in the kitchen. It's best not to mention venereal diseases. Some woman might be interested in pairing with me and then change her mind after reading such horrors. You never know. * Lazy, truly sage words. * Geenoo, cheering for that team is a real mission, a constant practice of ascetic and hermit life. Don't give up. * Thank you so much for the "passage," Punitore.

They never seemed that great to me. However, I think they have catchy tunes. You say they're "tosti" live; if the opportunity arises, I’ll lend an ear. Purpulan, I've always found the "Offlaghi" quite likable, but musically I certainly find them simplistic. Even live—I’ve seen them three or four times, once even in their Reggio—they’re rather dull. The first album was exceedingly charming, though, and that’s undeniable.

In truth, we can't even turn a blind eye to his participation in the national festival of Alleanza Nazionale a few years ago, just to say. It's fine that they are just little songs, but he, of all people, shouldn't he have been a madman and reckless, an ungrateful person, (above all) a subversive, a semi-criminal? Of course, there must have been quite a few criminals at that meeting, but old Bennato could have spared us that. Anyway, I will probably listen to the album, even though - as I’ve already said elsewhere - I think it has very little to say.

Everything is horrifying. But isn’t it true that Martin Scorsese – for heaven’s sake, Taxi Driver, just to name one, is a great film – is a bit overrated?

Like a noose, I too have lingered over the intriguing "Bodysong" (even though I have never seen the film in question). This work, on the other hand, I had only heard about. What can I say? Jonny Greenwood is Jonny Greenwood. Perhaps a listen to this little disc would be in order.