Ghemison

The Simpsons are untouchable; I've never been interested in the green guy. I don't understand what they mean when they say The Simpsons are declining: in my opinion, they continue to be at an excellent level, adapting to the times, modernizing without losing their essence, and in fact, with age, they have often become more refined and intelligent in their critiques (sure, there are occasional missteps; for example, I think of the episode dedicated to Italy).

oh god, what a pain the idiots who give it a 1 without knowing. and Stipe is really the most childish. well, the review is a bit lacking, but you write about interesting things. good job! ZiOn passed me some Onyx tracks, really nice ones.

I agree with Contemplazione. Thanks to Odra for the titles I will surely turn to soon, and if Zion has any recommendations, that wouldn't be bad either...

a tiny, tiny review!

come on Black, it’s nobody’s fault. just yours: you don’t write reviews, you let yourself go free and rightly end up in Casi Letterari. nice page Cpt, sorry about that "dà" without an accent right at the beginning. bye...

It's not that bad, actually... but it’s a literary case. That much is certain. A nice literary case, nonetheless. An untouchable record.

I don't know this album, but some things are not bad (In Continuo Movimento is a nice album although slightly monochord). Good review.

I can assure you that Arnold had very few fakes; he would change nicknames from time to time but always identified himself. Just the last one (the one he was using to start writing again) he was, quite rightly, keeping hidden. As for the rest, I don't know what you're talking about, and my comment above was clearly ironic (even though I secretly hope it's true). I'm sorry for Happy, who often proved to be a competent and knowledgeable user, but unfortunately has a terrible character (which is further facilitated by the protection that the internet provides us). I find the attacks on the staff to be mean and sneaky (especially from people like Poletti). We are here, and if we are here, it's thanks to those who invented the site. We benefit from it and can also submit to their wishes (which is not always coherent and perfect); otherwise, we are free to leave and create our little blog (which, contrary to what is written here, will likely only be read by a handful of users).

Odra, if you're interested in the above record, give me a shout...

maybe maybe... the album is titled "12 Grat Remixes For 11 Great Artist," could it be any clearer?