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Jim, you are definitely right. It's just that sometimes I can't help myself. Mea culpa. Sorry. Thank you for the heads up.

Got it, Dante, huh? What did you think? The "Punny" with his "reviews" is going to scrutinize you... no lies here... And then, pay attention to the quotes! When it comes to self-deficiency, you can take big risks... Now, not everyone is able to catch certain more or less subtle "nuances." I really wouldn't want to highlight certain things, but the story about Emilio Fede, mentioned by Matteo... I mean: I (as usual) was in stitches over your (very fresh and "Dada") analogy regarding "Hermeticism," but, as you could see, someone took it seriously... Well... how many ellipses have I inserted in this post? Should I drop hints or is it better not to? Maybe... just a little hint... no, no, no, no hints.

For the "extra"-Crucianideste: You're welcome to the club of NON-"fags". Those double comments weren't an accusation, but a simple "glance," with a bit of irony. It's understood, Matteo, that Dante's review definitely deserves the 1 that it got. But musically, can you explain what comments can be made about such a delicately dancelike little piece and that's it? That it's danceable and has riffs that are quickly memorized? I'm saying this; and you, what do you want to say about it? Dante, however (and fortunately), has gone much further, and that's the most interesting aspect of the matter, beyond trends, marketing, bar tastes, etc. etc. etc. ( etc ) and I also add etc. etc.. I'll stop here. This could be the beginning of a posthumous cooling off.

PS: great man of a shabby-shabbiness: study German, so at least you won’t make another fool of yourself.

Of course, when it comes to vulgarity of language, insults, greetings that aren't really greetings, no one can beat you, right? Around here, we say "chi si loda si imbroda"; you see, "Homo sapiens", Ubermensch (yes, because in German, you ignorant fool, menschen is plural... and you, being so wise in German, clearly never studied it, like the education you lack). Unfortunately, there's little to be done: the world is soaked in stupidity and ignorance, and you are a shining example of it, "quite intelligent".
As Nietzsche would say: "Ecce homo"... and what a quality of man... How old are you, you boastful little know-it-all? 15, 25, 35? What do you do for a living? Do you mock your peers or play the sly one, huh? But... do you work, or maybe pretend to study, you pathetic little Nazi? Or do you have daddy funding you and making you believe you’re someone special, perhaps? Go fuck yourself, you insulting worm. You know, I would have preferred to avoid stooping to your level, but since you wanted to start first... Go ahead and insult your little friends, if they allow you to, asshole.

Oops: I also read "interompere" with just one "r". Let it be clear: if it’s about "Intervenire", you are welcome; but if you have to inte-rompere, think about it for a moment.

Dante, as you can see, every now and then a wise guy pops up who thinks we're fools, even if he doesn't say it explicitly, but thinks it quietly. I hope by now you're used to it, just like I am. My wife too, and she laughs about it knowing that these people are just envious (...) and the smile refers to their, no offense, naive foolishness. Ah....the envy lies in the fact that maybe they are the fools and are looking for new, stimulating partners...... . Wow! Can you feel the excitement?! Forget about Like A Virgin.... that tells us we are a "copy," yes, with a single "p"; "copy" of what? the background dancers of Miss Ciccone? And if we really want to talk about history, we could also throw in "Ciao Mare" from the Raoul Casadei show orchestra. I conclude by inviting the friend "like a virgin" (or feminine) to interrupt whenever he likes, without any scruples, because here we converse democratically. The duopoly is just a favorable occasional circumstance, let it be known.

"How the hell did this man smash his brain?! Stardust! Or... something else... who knows!"

Mayhem: Ok.

Luca and Primiballi: I apologize if at a certain point I set the judgment from a preferentially technical angle: it seemed to me (wrongly) that the aim was to focus on this or only on this at a certain point, and the parallel with Vaughan suggested that. I completely agree with your impression regarding composition and originality. I would like to reiterate that personally, I don't see much genius, but it seems to me that we fundamentally agree on his (former?) great musical stature.