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I associate white to underwear since I've always had them that way. To boxers, all the other colors. For decades, I lived with the trauma of the yellow stain, a result of the pifferale, conceived in situations of emergency or lack of restrooms in the midst of our journey of piss. Now that, for a few months, at the dawn of 35, I've discovered boxers, which perfectly fulfill their duty by masking the golden stain, with its colors for all seasons. As for underwear, 5 in my career anyway.

Well done. It's funny to think I was drafting a review of this album about a year ago, and then it slipped into oblivion. Lore is straightforward, bread to bread, wine to wine, rustic and anarchic. I met him two years ago at a concert nearby. He’s a man from my valley. I agree about the album; it seems moody, but it's very polished and refined. Live, they really shine and exude a captivating charisma and energy. The medieval instruments, harps, hurdy-gurdies, and other oddities make everything more epic. 3.5. Moreover, their new self-produced album is coming out in a few days, as they currently have no intention of selling their asses to anyone, so I raise my rating to 4. Friday, 21/11/14 concert at Live in Trezzo d'Adda (MI).

Pearls before swine. Ai porciddìi

I listened to it but it doesn't tell me anything. A failed attempt to mix the electronic mannerism of '70s Miles Davis with the symphonic baroque prog of Emerson Lake & Palmer. This Canon could have done better.

In the first winter-spring driving period of 1998, I was cruising with the tapes in my Alfa 75. There was "El Bandolero Stanco" by Vecchioni and "De André in Concert with PFM" for meditation, "Del meglio del nostro meglio vol.1" by Elio&LST for a few laughs, a tacky compilation by Collage and Tozzi for a little romance with a dear friend and casual lover from that time who now has two kids and lives in the province of Siena, "Spice" by the Spice Girls that gave me an erection, and a bootleg "No Code." This is the only interlude I remember from Progiem. I wasn't crazy about it, but they sounded really cool on the 200W Pioneer speakers.

"Survivors and survivors" as musicians & collaborators remains their absolute best performance without shame and with many praises. This debut album aligns itself with the very respectable first 3-4 albums of Ligabue. Worth listening to.

You beat me by twenty minutes. I wanted to review it myself.

Assholes. I even have Camillo (Roby) Facchinetti's number with his profile picture on WhatsApp. He’s my point of contact for my future career as a singer-songwriter.

But no, come on... of course; Raf don’t leave me hanging like this after the unreleased albums, there are still the 45s to review. They must have recorded almost sixty of them. And plus the 5 compilations "1971-74", "1975-78", "1978-81", "1981-84" and "I nostri anni senza fiato" with plenty of singles never released on official albums.