Eneathedevil

Exactly, they all have the deposit with the little orange pieces... I invite you to try that San Pellegrino, just to mention one, or our Tomarchionatura. They are all like that. Come on, Caz, come on, come on.

But no, but no, Caz! You say it's a matter of Kinder Chocolate, but I think the metaphor doesn't fit at all! I mean, I might be younger than you and have fewer years of experience, but damn, I went to check the Kinder packages circulating here, and there's always the kid with the gay stripe!!! Unmistakable, it looks like it was taken from a magazine with ads from the '60s, there's no trace of punk styling, that's for sure. The maze is quickly unraveled: the kid was only changed a few weeks ago (and here in Sicily you still can't see the new packages around), and I’d say that 40 years of little face with the stripe make for an entire music career, so if we now acknowledge this change, you'll see that it doesn't matter to us: it's a matter of restyling, not a directional change like Waters. Then it's your business if you like Kinder Chocolate, maybe you get turned on by Colo' when it advertises it, but I prefer nougatines, which don't really fit in, but in terms of antiquity, they predate even Kinder, so I could sit here for hours like you praising them while mocking Kinder as a surrogate, thus comparing it to the underrated Mars as you did with Kinder itself. We won't get anywhere. And if you allow me, I like the Trunky more than Kinder Chocolate, and you can't say it's just one of many: it's unique in its "crunches but doesn't crackle," or something like that. But what's worse is that you like OranSoda more, so you're just giving me reason because like OranSoda, all other orange sodas, it's like saying that a mainstream Waters is better than one that's more unique and rare.

Sure, easy, "musician" works for me... ;-)

Well, damn, I'm on the right side, in my opinion, while you're on the other side, and you know exactly what I'm talking about. However - your argument suits me: I feel that you feel you're right, but I'm not sure if you feel that I feel that you feel I claim to be right, so it's one-on-one, and I wonder: since when did they make Fanta with fewer orange peels, blending it with the many orange sodas that are going around (more pulp and less peel)? Can we say it was better before, or is it better now? Better now, I’d say, even if it's one of many, while before, in its uniqueness, it really was terrible. And I know it bothers you; it suits you because you're often mean and attack the poor souls eager to quench the dry thirst for a bit of healthy debate. Go apologize to carillon and love your neighbor as your neighbor loves Atias.

The last appearance at San Remo two years ago conveyed the impression of a fish out of water in the context of Italian melodic music... other levels, now rarer than white flies, the specimens with such a remarkable technical background.

For example, I consider Wish... a masterpiece; I don't understand how you always want to overshadow it, talking about Waters being over, or worse, about Pink Floyd being finished long before, but oh well...

Regarding the curious thesis that Waters would have ended in '72, I don't know what to say: once again, I don't understand it, because I fail to grasp the concept of 'composer,' to the point of asking you, Easy, if by composer you mean something beyond the primary meaning that the term has, which refers to the act of creating music. Conversely, if we're talking about "composer" tout court, then since '72, Waters has STARTED, not ENDED, as he has increasingly highlighted his role as a leader in song composition. Then Cazzuccio says that Waters has ended (without mentioning compositions or the like) since '72, but as we know, these are things I don't agree with, leading me to wonder what the world would be like if I knew all the stuff Caz knows and Caz knew my stuff: there would be a nuclear war on DeBaser, but fortunately, I stick with my gloomy and uncool singer-songwriters and every now and then indulge in a Pink Floyd just to see how much people can disagree with me regarding metaphysical issues.

Bullshit, damn it. The Guthrie is right, and it's the one by the Cocteau Twins, they are the ones who do capoeira for Cucuzza's ballets.

Opening night... holy night... all is calm all is bright... beautiful

Woody Guthrie... but how can you stand certain techno, I really don't know.