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@my dear Hell: I'm unfortunately more aggressive and misanthropic than ever right now, look, let's forget it (you, "musically" speaking, you know me). Start with this if you ever feel like a fool one afternoon.......................... ..........it's the most humble and "simple" (always "musically" speaking).

but maybe...the Tub*rg is "commercial".....................

Forget about pubs and Madonna... Rocco, the owner of the dive I frequent at night in Lecce (Orient Express, the respectable locals only turn their noses up at the name) has had the same playlist for years, spanning with incredible and fierce nonchalance from PJ Harvey to Raffaella Carrà to Einstürzende Neubauten. Moreover, he now sells Tuborg 66 for 2 euros, so I don’t know... I don’t remember what I wanted to say anymore...

@Highlande, I'd like to respond to you, but I really don't know what to write because, you see... in truth, I've never listened to a Madonna album, nor even a single full song throughout my existence. So... should I remedy that? What Madonna album do you recommend I start with?

JESUS Christ Terry, it’s true!!!!! I misspelled the title the first time and just copied and pasted it afterward!! What an idiot I am, I'm going to punish myself with a case of discount beers, I don’t deserve the Dreher today...

Hello everyone, guys! I read your comments with great interest and I can relate to some of them... for instance, @Superboia and Fedezan76, I can say that my 5 for the album is slightly rounded up due to nostalgia and old love, okay! @Ragazzonelloceano, I can say that I also find the character Jason Kay quite contradictory in many respects, but... I much prefer him to assholes like Bono or Sting with their humanitarian bullshit. At least Jason Kay is someone who has really lived under the bridges and now that he can enjoy wealth, he doesn't act like a hypocrite like many others. He likes beautiful women, beautiful cars, and to be a goofball, so what?!? He also tells you, "spend your time doing something good every single day." ("Life's too short for anything else."). I think like him, Ferrari or not, MTV or not, nostalgia for the Seventies and dance or not. Well, screw hypocrisy!! @Geeno, look... I'm absolutely against downloading music for two reasons: 1) because it really kills music, 2) because I prefer to savor one CD at a time (like in an erotic ritual) and dissect it to the marrow to understand it rather than downloading fifty and having not a single damn song stick in my head... Music (instruments included) costs, it's true, but I don't mind working three jobs a day (ugh) to fund this vice as well. @Omahaceleb #7: what were you trying to insinuate??? #11, we'll see each other in the coming days and Anton Dreher will guide our choice in the usual least wise way!!! (I've already seen Diaframma twice anyway...)

Absolutely!! I fully agree with you about the cover, it sucks, concrete assholes!! But luckily that's the only "concession" to the singer and leader of the group. The album, fortunately, is, I reiterate, surprisingly collective! I was the first to be positively taken aback after the very first listen. I confess, in fact: as a bassist and a huge admirer of the former Stuart Zender, I have continued to listen to Jamiroquai over the years with increasingly mixed feelings... let’s say that just a few days ago I bought the album more out of habit than because I was still hoping for something good... and instead!!! :)

All the girls (metalheads?) who listen to Cradle are almost always "narwhals," and the boys are quite nerdy (let's be honest), so I wonder... could it be that this band really sucks?!??

NO, THANK YOU.

I've always liked them, even though I don't really know this yet... But you, my son, what are you doing "in a forest with fiery leaves next to the blonde soap and water"?