Alexander77

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Vic Chesnutt Is the Actor Happy?

11 feb 10

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Focus on your rece...it's worse than childbirth.

Vic Chesnutt Is the Actor Happy?

11 feb 10

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long live the nerd masonry..this one, however, doesn't need the sales pitch, it's really a great review...Geeno focus on the review instead of Fiq...when are you going to make us happy?!

Vic Chesnutt Is the Actor Happy?

11 feb 10

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It's fine to be fake, but also pathetic...XD

Vic Chesnutt Is the Actor Happy?

11 feb 10

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Nothing to say... perfect... however, I'm not a huge fan of Vic. I like him a lot, but I don't see the great artist that many would like to portray him as, and in this, I find him to be more honest, as he has basically just kept playing and composing without worrying about anything else. I have the usual (disgusting) feeling that (unintentionally) they will turn him into yet another misunderstood "genius," or rather one understood in hindsight, of music.

Comes With The Fall Beyond The Last Light

11 feb 10

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I would say it's a bit of your business (but a little bit mine too...)!! I told you he was talented...unbelievers! And he also plays the guitar quite well...Well done Cor...great review...actually, hearing it here where the reference to Chris is much more present, it's obvious!

Frank McCourt Che paese, l'America

9 feb 10

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And what do you care about my vote?! :) Usually, I don't vote because votes don't mean a thing to me; since I'm moody, sometimes I toss them in... that's it. I generally like the way you write, but this time I liked it less because of the content... you described the style perfectly in your comment, maybe even better than you did in the review... it's the content of the book that feels a bit thrown together; in my opinion, it deserved a bit more elaboration... but without any polemic, it's just my opinion. Read the ceneri di Angela... it's really worth it...

Frank McCourt Che paese, l'America

8 feb 10

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Sorry... I didn't like it. You talk about this book as if it were a style exercise. And it isn't. This is the perspective of a young Irishman on the new world, and you won't find a testimony of this caliber anywhere else. Angela's Ashes (a masterpiece, at least for me...) is the most beautiful portrait of Catholic and depressed Ireland of the 1930s, the one that came after the civil war, after Michael Collins and the birth of the Irish Free State...