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The most realistic is Lucky Luciano, with Volontè, by Francesco Rosi. Or Banditi a Milano, with Volontè, by I don't remember. Or even Todo Modo, with Volontè, by Elio Petri.
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You're a Blowfish. Say it loud, I'm Blowfish! Fuck yeah I'm a Blowfish! Really cool.
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Gabriele Gall, I’ve seen your links all over the place. I wanted to tell you: you suck. It’s normal, since you’re small and you’ll have ridiculous tools, but do us a favor: stop it.
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They are deserving of applause; it wasn't easy to make a record like this, even if they got there little by little. If you listen to "Each One" first and then this one, you can tell that they have music in their veins. So, five. However, I don't think I'll listen to it again, partly because I'm a bit tired of the genre, and partly because if I have to listen to things like this, I prefer them to be made with electronic instruments; with the guitar, you can't go too far (in fact, the range of sounds proposed is quite limited).
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<< pioneers of electronics? >>
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I like Maccio Capatonda and all his crew.
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No, I was mad at Nu-Bartle.
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PS: I'm telling the friends from the arcade that back in '98 you knew Limp Bizkit, I'm sorry but your reputation is now a distant memory.
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Anyway, quietly I watched the video. Durst is over forty, I think, but he looks 28. Incredible but true, he has also become a rapper; it took him 15 years, but he managed to close the rhymes. I didn't get Rondo's jacket, but I liked the C.R.E.A.M. hoodie; I had one too about 13/14 years ago. Cash rules everything around me, for those who don't know. The chorus is sung by Method Man from the single of the second album.
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"Three Dollar Bill Y'All had a decent success, selling 3 million copies worldwide." If you count the USA, yes, but in Europe I don't really remember the Faith video. I used to buy CDs over the phone in Rome, and the guy had to order it (I remember about five thousand lire more because it was "import"). I bought them blind because they were endorsed by John Davis; they didn't play on Videomusic. Break Stuff was definitely playing on Videomusic, and - according to wiki - the second one sold 14 million, the third 18 million. That's why I wrote "really famous (in the world)," three million isn't a small number (even though I think half of that came after the release of the other albums) but fourteen million in 2000 was a lot, and eighteen in 2001 even more, there was already WinMx if I'm not mistaken (and in the US you weren't downloading at 3kbps, it was doable to download an album). Those were like fireworks, you know.