Franci!

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Subject: not-so-nice comment exchange... (10/21/2008 4:40:33 PM)
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Hi, Franci, or IcnarF if you prefer...
Honestly, I wanted to tell you that I have never been proud of what I've said or written; it was mainly a "protest" against a general attitude that I consider, and I think rightly so, less commendable than mine regarding Lennon...
To you, as it is obvious, I have never wished cancer, except in a sporadic moment, out of annoyance – it was meant to be just a tasteless joke, driven, I believe, by the need to defend myself forcefully from that onslaught from every direction... I'm absolutely happy that you're doing better than it seemed I wished for you... believe me. I’m not what you think I am. I say and do a lot of stupid things, but I think I try to do a lot of good things too. Then, it's up to you to judge.
I’m writing to you because I find you a good reviewer and a person less petty than others.
If you could stop considering me a bloodthirsty neo-Nazi, I would be happy.
katarris* >> I swear that day I almost cried. But does a good Baptist/Puritan have these mood swings, or is it just you being a fool?

But is it true that female lawyers give great blowjobs, Maria Elena (that double name really gets to me)? Or, much more likely, is it the porn I watched before I turned 10 that gives me this effect? Enlighten(me) immensely.

The simple pop-rock melody remains because they are indeed four "song" composers. However, it's false to say that they didn't even touch on psychedelia, given that they were its precursors in England (which is why Barrett recognized them as a primary influence, although he would later surpass them in greatness, imho).

Autumn disc. I liked it a lot.

"Come on, let's forget about psychedelia since the Beatles never even touched it." It's a pity, though, that they actually opened the psychedelic season in the UK with "Rain," which is on the B-side of the "Paperback Writer" single (1966). What a shame. They didn't rewrite history like the Velvet might have, but there are still people taking notes from these four annoying English lads.

Old stuff, Franchino? Just so you know, DJ Franchino has even surpassed Zappa in the hearts of the young.

But is it already out of schedule or has it yet to be released? It's not showing in any cinemas in Bergamo... I'm curious!

The topic is dear to me, and I really liked the page. Better to have a few good comments than many mediocre ones, and you will agree with me. If I ever see it, I will swing by here again.

From the cover, it looked like a record by a bunch of losers à la Black Lips. I'm noting it because I've been wanting to taste some krauto (novice in the genre, for God's sake).

Comment 6 from Bartle fits perfectly... Anyway, God bless the Aussies! (Animad'uomo, have you ever searched for a collection of the B-Sides of the Beatles? :))