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Hi Mauri, every time I try to add samples something unpleasant happens around me and inside my very smart computer...sorry...it's been almost two years since I last used them / Lukin, yeah, even someone who bends sheets of metal is fine in the end (but the pig is a whole different story...) :D

he he...you're really terrible...there's no competition.

...one of these days, Jim, I’ll give you a special treatment for your ass. I’ll borrow Enea’s double-headed rotating stainless steel drill-fuck and then you’ll see... forget about orthopedic... you’ll need Jesus Christ to walk again like a Christian! ;D

hi tommaso... I get that you didn't like my review, but please, if you could just insult me all at once so at least you won't fill up my inbox! ;D
ciaxxx

for God's sake, already here at home every day is a mental, physical, and psychological struggle :]

damned jazzers...they're everywhere. :D

I was just saying, don't worry... I don't even like popcorn ;D anyway, if you write and I don't reply right away, it's not because I'm being rude, but because they caught me in the place I told you about and they're wrecking my back with "keyboard smashing"...

Alright. I see that the page is going great. At this point, those responsible should feel a moral obligation rising from their stomachs to pay me not only for a Guinness (0.4 pleeez) but also for a bag of popcorn.

Good good.

P.S.: the vote to the review! Sorry! Sooner or later I'll find this record. Is it solo piano or in trio/quartet? Speaking of vocal techniques, a modest point of reflection: Demetrio taught at the University of Milan and Padua; from the internet:
"He conducts research in ethnomusicology and vocal extension in collaboration with the Cnr of Padua. In 1978, he left Area to focus solely on vocal research."
"Demetrio studies the singing modalities of Asian peoples. Thanks to his already remarkable qualifications, acquired techniques, and studies at the Cnr, he manages to achieve unmatched results. Demetrio is able to produce double, triple, and sometimes quadruple simultaneous sounds, reaching frequencies of 7000 hertz. The fruits of these experiences are 'Metrodora' (1976) and 'Cantare la voce' (1978)."
"Demetrio also studies the connections between singing and psyche, and teaches psychoanalysis and ethnomusicology at the Universities of Padua and Milan."
Essentially, he taught the young and pursued all possible secrets to try to develop vocal processing techniques that allow for the production of multiple tones simultaneously. Not a small feat for those times.