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you don’t understand anything about music

I fell asleep before the end.

I wanted to break an orange for Marisa Tomei. How much I love that woman. Since the times of the terrible "Oscar - A Boyfriend for Two Daughters" and the dubious Oscar for "My Cousin Vinny." But she is an extraordinary actress. Have you seen her "in the bedroom"? Well, do it. An underrated actress, but second in skill only to Jodie Foster (in my opinion). P.S. And she's a beautiful woman even now. Let's hope she doesn't get herself done up like a cotechino (or like Mickey Rourke). I haven't seen the movie, but now that I know she's in it, I will.

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but I would give her a little pat... (mmmm how much those reds turn me on! :-))

Alright, after all this resentment (mine), I’m letting go.

If I were a woman, I would crush those bitches with a steamroller. I mean, can you be more trashy on the cover? Your boy did well to hit you. What the hell! You have a voice, a pretty face... maybe you even write some lyrics (who knows)... what’s the point of shoving your tits in our faces and that whore look? I don’t know... maybe I talk like this because “the little girl” doesn’t get any attention at my house. But come on... when Madonna did SeX in '92, the book was sealed with the rules... I honestly have no words.

I lingered on the cover image. I’m not a photographer, but damn, with such an original idea—meaning the title + photographic subject—they could have worked to better capture the image of the "hunted" man instead of this unnatural close-up that looks like an H&M poster. It’s a real shame. No one cares about cover art anymore. Anyway, I notice the total absence of a rating for the hotness... strange...

I saw them the other day on Letterman and they seemed ultra outdated and uncomfortable. In truth, everything related to the grunge-rock-alternative-acoustic scene (I also include Counting Crows, Smashing Pumpkins, early Incubus, and alas, even Afghan Whigs) has aged terribly, and every new proposal feels anachronistic and out of time. The only ones who have managed to reinvent themselves are Green Day, but for the worse. I don’t know. I have a pile of masterpieces that I can no longer listen to. It pains me, but that’s how it is. Maybe in ten years, what’s happening with the dead bands of the eighties that are making a big comeback will happen. See Deacon Blue. I still like you and I lovvo you.