Giordyboy

pardon....I will continue to ignore you

Madonna is a clever one; she knows how to do her job well and, without any artistic talent but with an exceptional mind, she has crafted an extraordinary success from scratch, and in the end, she deserves it. As far as I'm concerned, I won’t listen to her.

Dear Sfascia, thank you for the helpful suggestions. Some of the names you mention are completely unknown to me. Others, on the other hand, I had already considered. However, I believe that in the end I will opt for the latest by Royksopp or for the beautiful soundtrack of "Le conseguenze dell'amore" by Pasquale Catalano et. al. What do you think?

Dear Sfascia, I take inspiration from your vast expertise in the electronics field (and beyond) to ask for your opinion, or rather a piece of advice. I need to buy a gift for a dear friend who is opening a club, a nice club, you know the kind with soft blue lights, a smoky atmosphere, good drinks, beautiful girls, and great music in the background. Now, the background music is the dilemma. What would you like to listen to in your favorite place? I'm afraid the YG reviewed here might be a bit too "difficult" for such an environment, so please advise me on something more suitable. Thank you so much.

For Strangler, dear, their style is rooted in the tradition of Italian singer-songwriters, but they have managed to build a wholly personal and unconventional music on this that should be listened to carefully, like reading a book.

I apologize for a silly mistake, the singer of Baustelle is obviously Rachele Bastreghi and not Redigheri (Mara Redigheri is the singer of Ustmamò). It was a simple lapse due to the eagerness of writing for which I hope you'll forgive me.

Dear S.C., thank you for your attention, but please believe me, there was absolutely no intention in my words to praise the character in question, of whose atrocities I am fully aware given my passion for crime stories. But certainly, you must have noticed, and therefore will agree, that there exists an extensive literature on the bloody events of the 1970s, not only relating to Vallanzaska but also to other bloody affairs, in which remarkable works can be found within what is defined as the giallo/noir genre. Many artists have drawn inspiration from similar events, and if this gives rise to beautiful works, I can only acknowledge it, but the praise is related to the work and certainly not to the character. Moreover, it seems to me that you yourself have given positive judgments on the pieces by Baustelle that are inspired by such events. Allow me to say that your criticism seems a bit too laden with rhetoric and therefore superficial.
Best regards,
Your trusted Giordyboy

Sto Maccio Capatonda (testadicazzo) is making waves in all the reviews. He's hilarious, for sure!

I believe you have some issues. I'm sorry for you.

The Baustelle until 2002 were backing vocalists/instrumentalists for Virginiana Miller, from whom they learned a lot. You can really hear it in their latest songs.