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At least Montezemolo has blue eyes. Those who settle are happy :)

In Naples, it's a religion. I believe that 90% of the Neapolitan population has only played this game, while the others played everything else. It was beautiful when it was still called Winning Eleven and the commentary was in Japanese (yes, here everyone has the mod). Turning the player almost on the goal line towards the sideline and pressing circle... and magically, boom, the ball would go in. But in the old version, you just had to make some triangles and you were in front of the goal. There was no thrill. And yes, it was all about annihilating the buddy of the moment. Alone, it feels too sad. Religion, in short.

I understand, Lux. We have more or less the same opinion, but we place different value on the word "bollito." That the Dinosaur are a declining group, certainly not going to relive their early glory, is a fact. However, I'm sure that "Farm" is more honest than "Beyond." "Beyond" was a bit of their way of presenting themselves to those who didn't know them yet. "Farm," on the other hand, picks up the conversation that Mascis had left hanging with his solo records. Anyway, for me, they are two enjoyable albums, good, but certainly not earth-shattering. By "Bolliti," I mean those bands that either keep playing the same songs for twenty years without putting out a new album that would definitely suck (like the Pixies) or those bands that release new albums that even they think suck, who get bored and a little embarrassed to play them live, and therefore fill their concerts with balloons, puppets, and other nonsense (like the Flaming Lips).

"But then look, it was better this way, such heat, in a place so closed off, with no air, at your age it's really not good, you know?" :) Tell him Ole, that at his age, he needs to take it easy. Maybe the bowling can distract him! Greetings to everyone, especially to the old man.

The Dinosaur are far from being washed up. That’s something only a fool could say, someone who listens to music (and therefore doesn’t actually hear it), like Nunziata on Ondarock, and does so in bad faith, to test the laws of universal gravitation or to prove God’s existence (Scaruffi)... if they were a washed-up band, they would’ve just stuck to rehashing the same old routine from their first three albums, like the Pixies. The worst thing is the business aspect of independence, which then turns into emptiness. Shit, to be blunt. And instead, the Dinosaur, who have always been serious people, are now even more so. In Rome, they played six, yes six, tracks from Farm (all the longer ones) because they truly believe in it, when they could have just stuck to the first three masterpieces, and I would have walked out in tears... and just think, there wasn’t even a CD stand. Serious people, no bullshit. They make records, have always made them, and the idiots remain idiots not because of different tastes, but due to their stupid opinions. The washed-up ones have it in their heads, those scoundrels. In short, I would have preferred to see the whole of Bug, but that’s just about "let’s make money," not these guys. They make an album because they want to, and they play it a lot because they are still a bunch of damn teenagers. If only there were more people like that. And anyway, going back to the question: are you kidding? Yo La Tengo are more... here I need a word like Ondarock that I can’t think of :) Nice review, by the way.

Sure, Psycroptic saying "your mind is so little" is laugh-out-loud funny. My face almost gets deformed from laughing.

I’m not thrilled about it, maybe I’ll listen again. It seems like the usual tune.

Good God!

I don't know. Is it more unsettling for Sfascia to go to a Marco Carta concert or for Sfascia to speak in Italian about Marco Carta? And what if Marco Carta was the inspiration for this change? Would that be even more unsettling? A comment to read with the Goblin's background music.

PROOT!