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Alright, I bought it and listened to it carefully.
The booklet with the credits is missing, but I already knew that.
I had actually hoped to find a dual disc (Caz, where did you find it?) even though the lack of a promotional sticker (related to the presence of the DualDisc, of course) had already disillusioned me in that regard.
Anyway, all frills aside, I like the album.
The single I had listened to before seemed way too easy, and by the third listen I was already over it.
The other potential hits, on the other hand, really blow me away.
Only is way too cool, it has a bit of a retro sound, but when the electric bass kicks in, there's no one else that can compete.
In my humble opinion, Trentino has shown that it's possible to make a rock album worthy of the name in 2005.
The secret is to mix interesting stuff, contaminating it with taste.
For me, it sounds incredible.

Great album, especially the triptych A question of Lust, Stripped, and Here is the House... gives you chills. I agree with the assessment of the album that shouldn't be underestimated; I dug it out for the occasion and I'm rediscovering a lot of beautiful things.

In fact, in the previous video, she was more polished... Anyway, she's good-looking.

Let's not forget Alan Moulder, who has mixed nearly all of Reznor's records and always looks great behind the mixer, despite having a bit of a Frodo vibe.

Listening to the single (which I bought officially) disappointed me a bit, but after this whole buzz, I'm curious to listen to it all. Anyway, speaking of packaging, I saw the reissue in double digipack of The Downward Spiral, I’m tempted...

I almost forgot, welcome aboard!

I don't see anything strange... my kindergarten was just like you describe, teachers included. Getting slapped by a nun for spilling fruit juice on the floor is not ideal at 4 years old. If only I had known about the existence of God Patton back then, I would have prayed to him to protect me from those bitch nuns, instead...

X Ege: Indeed, it is a typical synth pop album; I think I didn’t express myself very well in the review (even after having revised it a hundred times).
Surely, this record is not representative of "all" new wave, which is not all carefree.
The fact remains that I love this album to death. I will try to do better in the next reviews, but there’s no time for God!!!

Upon closer inspection, however, the DubMaster, by definition, is the one who does the dubbing, meaning the one who (sometimes this is also done by the sound engineer) opens (and then immediately closes) the delay on certain instruments (usually the lead vocal but not only) to generate sudden repetitions. A renowned dub master as well as DJ is, for example, Adrian Sherwood. In fact, I’m not quite sure how to classify the type of client, but calling him a DJ seems reductive...

And you're doing great! Don't you have any analog ones left?