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Bob Dylan The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
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One day Giò I'll imitate Kate Moss. Of course, I don't do it as well as the creator of Prudo, but if we find ourselves in the same conditions as on the day of creation, I think you'll still laugh. Well, you'd probably laugh even by yourself, but let's move on... :D
Queens Of The Stone Age Lullabies To Paralyze
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Ehhh... I'm too Irresistible...
Faith no More Angel Dust
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The Tomahawk are the most violent group of Michele Il Pattone. Yeah, okay, also the most standard, but I don’t care. After Mr. Bungle, the Tomahawk come next for me among the 1,000 groups of Michele. No more. Violence-Impact-Madness-Scazzio-Dis ease-Violence-Impact.
Bob Dylan The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
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Beeeeautiful... the little black guy from Bolo is back in the square. Radical Stuff for everyone.
Daft Punk Human After All
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Ah, good. I think you're a bit slow, huh... read Puglia’s comment again and then the one below it; maybe if you read them about twenty times, you'll get it.
Bob Dylan The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
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He's a guy from Milan, Kaos, Josi_. Born in '72 if I'm not mistaken, he always sports a beard because of a giant mole on one cheek; if you see him on stage, you'll recognize him as the only rapper with a metalhead beard. While I was in the area, I'd often catch him at some event. If you happen to see a flyer for one of his shows, go for it with total confidence that you'll hear someone serious. A guy who really knows how to rock the microphone. I have to read your review tomorrow... I'm really sorry but now I need to close my laptop and switch to writing with a pen. It's not that I'm sorry about the review... it’s just that using pens is such a struggle for me... :D
Bob Dylan The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
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And anyway, I wanted to award myself the Oscar for this: <<<Even though Blonde On Blonde is quite a bit higher in "historical importance" than Blonde On Blonde>>> Which is really a thought rich with hidden meanings, damn, what a masterpiece of thought. Since it’s as beautiful as it is complicated, I’ll translate it: I meant that Blonde On Blonde is quite a bit higher in historical importance compared to B.O.T.T.
Bob Dylan The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
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Well, everyone has their own opinion about Dylan. As long as someone makes 5, 6, let’s say 10 albums... more or less we all agree. But Bob has made a couple more than ten, just a couple. Two exactly.
Mobb Deep Hell On Earth
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Very sad for many... but not for the recipients. For some, it will bring great joy at least... (After 7:00 PM, some of my inhibitions go out the window :D)
Bob Dylan The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
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Cursed infamous one of a guugol... When I read Kaos written by you, I was about to have a heart attack, followed by a "aaaaaahhhh... thanks a lot..." :D / As for Blonde On Blonde, I wouldn't know. I absorbed Bob by osmosis when I was young, the first one I got was this one with the best lyrics or let's say the ones I like the most, then I got Self Portrait, and after a long while, I got the double live from '75. I think I only got Blonde On Blonde about a year ago, maybe even less. It's not that it's bad or anything of the sort; it's just that there's so much electric blues out there, while acoustic guitar, harmonica, and great words are much less common. For that reason, I would tell you to get this one first. And if I really have to choose, I prefer Blood On The Tracks to Blonde On Blonde (I lost BOTT damn...), from when I felt it in 2005. Even though Blonde On Blonde has much higher "historical importance" than Blonde On Blonde, in the end, historical importance doesn't really reach our ears :D