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Maieutica Maieutica

6 sep 09

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If someone points out that perhaps the comparison between Socrates and an underground group is excessive, like saying... you can accept the criticism.

Jonathan Levine Fà La Cosa Sbagliata

6 sep 09

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Hem... sorry... but the Wackness is not a title that was chosen and then discarded, but it is the original title of the film; the title under which the film was released in the States. The assonance between the two titles exists only in the Italian version, or at least it is not present in the English one: "Do the Right Thing" by Lee and "The Wackness" by Levine.

Eros Ramazzotti Cuori Agitati

6 sep 09

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Renato Zero, of course!

Eros Ramazzotti Cuori Agitati

6 sep 09

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I prefer zero

Vladimir Luxuria Chi Ha Paura Della Muccassassina?

6 sep 09

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Come on... Birbabirba's comment is obviously a provocative joke... Or not?

The Velvet Underground The Velvet Underground & Nico

6 sep 09

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LUPIN you're a genius.

Maieutica Maieutica

6 sep 09

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I don't understand who these "Maieutica" are, but if they refer to the "Verdena," it doesn't matter much.

The Evpatoria Report Golevka

6 sep 09

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The review is quick and pleasant and gets a solid 4, but excuse me, panic, but when I hear about the mogwai I start having some issues: I've listened to a couple of their albums and I remember them being very different: one very calm and more reflective, the other direct and immediate, forgive me but I don’t know how else to describe them. I would like to have the titles of those albums, but I just can’t remember them. So I would like to know if these "the evpatoria report" (what does avpatoria mean?) are a slow/reflective band or not? It goes without saying that my knowledge in post-rock is nonexistent.

Toner Low II

5 sep 09

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Here, the one above is a useful comment. The arguments are important...

Berardi Milazzo Ken Parker: Oltre la frontiera

4 sep 09

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I have read and collected Bonelli titles: DD, NN, MM, Brandon, Dampyr, Napoleone, Legs Weaver, Tex, Julia, and Gea. I'm sorry, but the last two are on a whole different level compared to the others. To start with, they are written in a more mature and personal way, less like "hack work," and also because of the themes they tackle. This is my opinion; you are free to agree or disagree. I have never said that Bonelli should be disregarded anyway.