dosankos

You expressed everything perfectly. An album of overwhelming melancholy and themes treated with exquisite delicacy. From Bigazzi (you were right to mention the recently departed Squallor) to the first good young Antonacci, still unscathed by the garbage he will write and record from 2000 onwards, and the excellent Gragnaniello. Mimì always manages to give you goosebumps, even if he were singing the grocery list. If I were the musicians, I would have paid a bit more attention to the arrangements. In some moments, it feels a bit too bare and bland. I liked Barbarossa's piece, but that S.Remo, Mimì truly deserved. The comparison with the "tiger" is misleading for me; maybe it's more fitting with the sister who hasn't had a voice for twenty years.

A questionable endeavor to review 45s. Expressing multitudes of concepts for just two songs is never simple. "All Things Must Pass," a titanic album, even though the verse of "What Is Life" vaguely reminds me of a track by the Pooh from the '60s... Oh well.

Was it the one with those ugly, greasy things, evacuated through anal birth, that towards the end of the film feast on the flesh of the spoiled girls? If that's the one, it's not a movie that made me faint too much. Cute and pretty predictable. Nothing more.

"Don't trample the flowers in the desert" was still enough, but here the slaughter truly begins.

Absurd and renounceable genre, but who cares. For once, a vote for the hot chick!

"Don't you ever worry that when a guy comes to your house and pays you, he might tie you up and kill you afterward?" "Oh no, I always get paid upfront."

But what happened? Did you make Trattore angry? Tratto don’t go away! Shit! Right now when I wanted to propose a "Dosankos feat Trattoreragno" to review the latest by Tiziano Ferro... (:-)

Terrible, do you know anyone who has never heard "Paranoid"? Tell me where they’re hiding, and I’ll plan a punitive expedition.

Seen (like the previous ones, definitely better) 2 or 3 years ago in one of the usual "ice-cold beer and free burp" nights at a friend's house. 3.5 rounded up to 4 because it's Romero and they haven't been distributing it in theaters in Italy for a few years ('these bastards).