Psychopathia

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I still have to listen to it, reprinted in January.

I remember very little about the movie, but Jane Fonda was beautiful. The fire of a heart that ignites the mind. And finally, I was able to read one of your reviews. All that's left is for me to get engaged tomorrow and we'll have achieved the impossible.

I bought it as soon as it was released because I liked its self-titled album. Unfortunately, apart from the hit single, it's a flat and monotonous record even today. It was a disappointment.

I'll try it. If I'm lucky, it will be at my house on Tuesday. The CD, I mean...

The movie is in theaters around here, but I think I’ll wait for the DVD in June (I hate going to the cinema and sitting for two hours without going to the bathroom so I don't miss the film or without smoking).

Well, I thought it was right to revisit it after reading it (spending almost the entire first CD that was playing in the background while I was reading!!!). I agree, even if I don’t grasp everything you say about the individual tracks, but then again I’ve never been a fan of Maiden; I belong to the "omnivore" category, and in fact, length is not a bad thing if there are ideas: there are some albums, for instance, the This Mortal Coil ones, that make me yawn right away, let alone getting to the end of 70 minutes. So I confirm the rating of the review and the first impression I had from this monumental work (perhaps the only one of theirs that I like 100%).

The first 3, huh? I went to see Fireworks at the cinema in October 1997 to realize its success. Well, until 2010 I had no courage to step into a movie theater again...

even debaser has its G spot!

after fatboy this is also a nice memory... video heavily censored (but why?) but back in '97 it wasn't among my favorite listens, yet the album was worth it, maybe a bit too long. sad but true: I never listened to the two previous full lengths.