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At first glance, and by ear, it seems like a load of crap. I prefer her sister Sofia.

Instead, in the end, it’s just a faded copy of "Loveless" and, among other things, (also) for this reason it fails to have the same effect as its predecessor. I've already set it aside. Highlight(s), as they say in Albion: "In Another Way." And "Wonder 2," come on. This time, I’m voting.

I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.

mèrda s. f. [lat. merda]. – 1. vulgar. Excrement, human or animal waste. 2. In a figurative sense, in expressions typical of a certain kind of vulgar, popular, or familiar language: a. A despicable person or thing, of no account or value: I really consider him a m.; this dress, after being washed, has become m.; face of m., piece of m., sack of m., and often used absolutely. merda!, a derogatory expression referring to a person; frequently found in the phrase agg. di merda: book, movie, people of m.; what a shitty job! b. A complex of critical circumstances, with no way out, or in any case such as to generate considerable annoyances and discomfort: to be, to end up, to find oneself in the m., in the m. up to the neck; to lift, to take someone out of the merda; That’s why New York has all this energy. Because everyone knows they can end up in the m. at any moment (Rossana Campo). Also, a morally despicable situation or condition, of very bad reputation: you can’t be a moralist, you who wallow in the m. of compromise. c. As an expression of indignation, anger, and such, or even of outright rejection: merda! (influenced by the French merde!). ? Dim. merdina, merdolina; pejorative merdàccia, despicable person.

CAVALLI MARCI and hjhhjiij wonderfully develop the concept of fake 2.0. Not bad. Keep on reviewing on the free deb!

Bah! Those who lived hoping...

I'm here just for Bartleboom's comment. I will return with confidence.

Even the standard "Take Five" doesn't leave an impression like the track that gives this album its title.

What to say? Names are omens. Disc and artist.