Ishmael

There’s a sort of competition among metalheads to come up with the most ridiculous idea. These guys aim high, but in my opinion, Waco Jesus (though my metal knowledge is limited to reviews on DeBaser) wins by several lengths.

Great passion of my friend Bringa (and therefore mine) who learned to play the guitar to the songs of Bennato. We had the entire (scarce, at the time) discography on well-worn Philips cassettes and listened to them on our mono tape recorder (also Philips). Ah, the '70s, middle school...
Don't let your arms fall, I buoni e i cattivi, Io che non sono l'imperatore, La torre di Babele, Burattino senza fili, Uffà uffà, Sono solo canzonette (I even have a couple on vinyl)... but I still remember them all, Bennato, the future architect colleague, was good, up to Sono solo canzonette. Then he really fell off, his subsequent releases were truly painful. I remember that — it had been quite a while since I had followed him — when I heard the theme for the World Cup (Italia 90) that he created with Nannini, my heart skipped a beat and another childhood myth was swept away. Sigh. Those were the days(?)

"Mr. Sandman" by the Chordettes? But isn't it a "jazz" standard?

Incredible: there are still people who are fussing about the Pinfloi.

Coppino, ci manchi da morire.

More whiny than Mercury Rev??? Not possible.

Sure, let's put aside satanism and all that nonsense, tra la la la la la la.

Seeing it live is an unforgettable experience. I saw it in Riva del Garda some time ago: beautiful.

Bought the day before yesterday in Bergen. But I'm not thrilled about it. Dunno.
Nice city, beautiful weather (strangely).

Look at ZiOn that Hal is paid by DeBaser to write. Didn’t you know that?