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The combination of cover/sample is the strangest and most shocking thing I've ever seen/heard; a bit like a rough Russian (or Arabic) porno film dubbed by Cristina D'Avena singing "E' quasi magia Johnny."

Horror :D

The other day I was thinking about Rihanna and how every new music video of hers is focused on the search for yet another new variation of oral sex, which naturally aims to promote her new CD and spark a desire to buy it exclusively to check out the booklet in the hope of finding the rest of the set of Kamasutra revisited positions previously hinted at in the clip. Naturally, if with Rihanna we are on Mars, with Perry we find ourselves on Venus; however, the only applicable rating in this review remains the following: (Y)(Y)(Y)(Y)(Y) Ah, almost forgot: "tracce," not "traccie"; "fica," not "figa"; "cacare," not "cagare." No swearing, this is the language of us young people. Teenage, I find you in shape in the avatar.

Interesting (?)

In the meantime, it improves with every listen. I still don't feel (yet?) like giving the Purpulan speech, even though the slim tracklist of "Neon Bible" really highlights those two weaker songs (which are NEITHER "Antichrist Television Blues" NOR "Ocean of Noise") that are, in fact, simply a step down, not dreadful. And, in any case, when evaluating an album, duration is a fundamental aspect that would bring everything back to a level playing field, if anything, but, alas, I must also say that this Suburbio does not seem to boast songs of the caliber of "Keep the Car Running," "Intervention," and "Black Wave/Bad Vibrations," and it also doesn't appear to be free from its weakened moments (I'll throw it out there: the title track, "Wasted Hours," and "Deep Blue" – though cleverly masked by the album's total length), and all this despite considering it a good album nonetheless. Over and out!

I fear it’s time to notify him via private message. It must be a bit complicated for a new-entry to find his (first) review in the legendary DeCasi.

No. The only good thing about these guys is the videos.

Yes.

Ah, great debut review. Quite shareable. The other review, the one with the five, I fear I'll find it excessive.

Blessed are you who can absorb the albums in just two listens. I still haven't formed a precise idea, but I can tell you that, yes, I confirm what was said about the length; I add that with this album, you (yourselves) are renewed, but in a negative sense, as they do not renew themselves at all in absolutist terms - like they did in the first two; and finally, you must not underestimate Régine, and consequently, I mention Empty Room and Sprawl II, which should definitely be added to the list of what’s salvageable.