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...if you're interested, there's an "Acrostic in memory of Demetrio" that should be available on GEMM.COM. It's probably a live recording from Arezzo or somewhere nearby. I don't know more than that. Other interesting bits include "What, me worry?" by Electric Frankstein (P. Tofani) alongside an unidentifiable Brucci, where you can hear some sounds reminiscent of CSN&Y; terrifying West Coast '70 guitar riffs. In the R&R Exhibition, Demetrio sings '60s R&R classics with Tofani, Mauro Pagani, Walter Calloni (drums), Paolo Donnarumma, or the late Stefano Cerri on bass. The live in Turin was probably pulled from a cassette. A horrifying commercial venture. But just to hear Demetrio and remember... "the aroma of black Pakistani" that characterized the concerts is worth it, all things considered. :-) V.

contribution to the rece added for all those who are interested. ciaxxx

thank goodness I'm leaving for a few days...

Nice joke. You don't fool me, pretty! Actually, you don't fool me, pretty ;]

I really enjoy your reviews a lot (the "music" you listen to might appeal to me slightly less...)! If I ever run into you on the street, I'll give you a kick in the ass as a sign of admiration!!!! :D

ears up. radar in motion.

Having my dad reviewing already irritates me quite a bit. Having a Caz backing up my dad who reviews is too much: I knew you would show up to take a jab at me and I also knew you would do it on this "branded AREA" (you can even doubt it, but I already knew!!!). Fuck off.

Wow! It took me half an hour to get it, but in the end it’s true!!! So I’ll join Massimo for now, okay... but just for a little while because then I have things to do.

yeah yeah keep joking behind my back....what a bunch of a**holes!!!! And that teddy bear wasn’t like all the others!!! ; )

After several listens (unfortunately) I have to fully agree with you. I'm K.O., drained, finished among the other hundreds of nuwavefuc*inbestnewsensationinthewo rld so dear to the British press. From the first wave of 2001, I only save the White Stripes and Black Rebel (who ended up releasing more than decent records but certainly not absolute masterpieces). The others, for heaven's sake. This album has quite a few holes: the main one, first of all, is that there are too many tracks, and in the end they become boring because they keep "going around the same story" of being a jaded but alive in the city that is New York and it's cool, there are girls, we drink a lot, and you can hear how I tap out the Charleston, etc., etc. Then the big musical problem is that even where they've tried to "refresh" their sound with something original (track number 12 if I'm not mistaken...) they've ended up making it worse by boring even more.
p.s. The comparison with Iron Maiden is really not valid even for a joke.
p.p.s. As for parentheses, you still have a lot to learn; read a review from Sfascia Carrozze and see how many things you can do with those round ones!! ;D