cappio al pollo

Lux, you disappoint me. The album deserves several listens anyway, and the tracks you mention are just the most accessible ones (but not the least beautiful), so I suggest you give it another chance! You're right, Psycho, Can have also influenced the name of the band. Bye.

I clearly agree with you, Lux, but "Secondhand Clothes" is still more accessible than a lot of other stuff (like, say, a "Tar Baby" or a "Drop in the Ocean") that would probably meet Macaco's requests. Carlo :-)

You're credible, chicken.

Stuff for fascists and pseudo-metalheads that is in vogue today.

Nice review of an album I don't know. I heard a couple of tracks on YouTube and I must say that one of them was to my liking, even though they're a bit too "hard" for my tastes. Maybe I'll give it a listen.

Hey there! So, Lux, you’re right and perhaps I should have spent a few words on the "misleading" cover as well. As for the samples, I'm not able to upload or trim them (?). If you really don't trust me, you could make use of the (unfortunately) few links and the tracks uploaded on their MySpace (even though there's not much there, especially from the album in question), but my advice remains to get the album, because one can say anything, except that a track from this album could be emblematic of the entire work. In short, it’s quite versatile. Dear Francesco, go ahead with your eyes closed, you won't regret it. Distinguished big monkey :), you yourself say that it's too little. As above, never has it been more true that the two tracks you’ve been exposed to are simply the catchiest one and a single, where in both cases it’s Callahan lending his voice, and consequently the experiments take a back seat (but not always). Finally, a warm hug to everyone and many thanks for coming by and blending in!

Never figured out whose guitars were on "Sweet Poison."

Nice review, as usual. I haven't seen the movie and I doubt I will. Also, I point out a possible typo in the fourth line: "è altrettante vero," shouldn't it be in the singular in that case? But maybe I'm wrong, you know, I'm Albanian...

Great movie and great cast. The review is a bit short. A bit too much everywhere.

"In my time of dying"? Anyway, I don't understand: I'm having a déjà vu, or did he actually send it before? Was it different?