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Well, what can I say... I tried... he's good... but... I just can't stand his vibrato... he has a style that annoys me... even Costello, who is great, abuses it; they may be subtle nuances, I know, but I definitely prefer his sister...

I also think you don't exist. The linguistic register and the form of this review are different from those in Tolkien's book. Here, you resort to youthful expressions and errors that weren't present before, which are clearly created ad hoc to divert attention from your real age (don't try to deny it because I have a degree in linguistics and language teaching and you're not fooling me). I find all of this very sad, especially because you enlighten me on the fact that there are people with nothing better to do than to invent fake identities. But why???? Get a life! If you want, I can give you some internet addresses so you can vent...

@CURRAHEE72: I prefer "interpreter." You're right, "in Memphis" (on deB excellently reviewed) is amazing. However, there are also other mandatory listens, especially because Dusty was very versatile. For example, I find that "cameo" is just as great. P.S. I predict a year of great fashion and musical revival (see Duffy and the upcoming Kidman film on Dusty).

Alright! This too shall pass...

one hit wonder but of the highest level..

It's true ISIDE orietta berti is very precise, my singing teacher says so too...

this one is really liked by my brotha!

Has anyone seen the daily strip today?? What's the mood like at school after Gianluca's elimination???

objectively the most vocally talented among the five spais. although the feeble voice of emma bunton (the blonde all lollipop) intrigued me more.