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Mhmm it might interest me, especially the Hawkwind blend, too bad it's limited edition. "Spaced Out" inspired by Dark Star... by the Grateful?

Very good and unusual proposal... just like that of Fosca... Between sabbath and devil's music...

But where did you catch them? Well done, Fosca, very original!

Dear De Lorenzo, I have read your profile. I deduce the following things: 1) You suffer from an evident narcissistic personality disorder. 2) You present yourself as the political and philosophical savior of the members of this site, whom you regard as nothing more than instinctual, irrational beasts without the benefit of intellect, incapable of being objective and impartial regarding you, your writings, and the subjects reviewed. 3) You hide your arrogance and presumptuousness, your desire for redemption behind a hyper-rational, phlegmatic, balanced demeanor, to make us all feel petty, vindictive, superficial, and biased. 4) You disguise your political sympathies and the fact that you refuse to debate with those who criticize you under a supposed neutrality that clearly does not belong to you, given your pompousness that you vainly attempt to conceal through purely democratic motivations. Perhaps there is more, but as far as I’m concerned, these are the main points. Now, that said, your review is well-written and argued, regardless of whether one can agree or not, even if there were some phrases highlighted by Lostinspace and Appestato Mantrico that you could have honestly spared us. I also remind you that if you really want to convince us of your objectivity and impartiality, of your intellectual honesty, you should avoid giving ratings to the works you review. I would also point out that before assigning scores to works like this or Marx's Communist Manifesto, one should consider the possibility of being up to the task. Best regards.

Beautiful. I'm also interested in the subject; it seems truly unmissable.

Recently discovered. In pieces like Golden Frost, the My Bloody Valentine influence is absolutely evident. The Velvet seems rather tiresome to mention; they are everywhere like parsley. There’s a palpable acidity emanating from the psychedelia of the origins, like the Red Krayola or that Californian sound of Jefferson and Grateful. The Lisztian track doesn’t convince me; it feels like a fish out of water, too isolated from the rest of the album.

I'm sorry, but I can't access external links. However, if you provide me with the text you'd like translated, I'd be happy to help!

All good, just don’t tell me that Santanchè is a hotty, okay? :) Anyway, joking aside, the character of Polina wasn't really my cup of tea. One day I'll reread it if Allah gives me the strength... Crime and Punishment has also been gathering dust on the shelf for ages... Dasvidania!

Sorry, I got the impression that you were a bit upset. I was just sharing the impressions I thought I remembered from when I read it... I mean, all this hassle for the love of a woman, ruining oneself with gambling, made me think that maybe all this love from her wasn't really there. I must be wrong, evidently. Alfano? My God, no, I would never say he’s a handsome man!

Alright, but don’t get pissed off.