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but is it a work with sounds that are at least partially close to gabriel 4 or so?

I tasted them some time ago, and they didn't really grab me, but it was a superficial listen, and my tastes have evolved since then. So I'm curious and I want to listen to them again.

I didn't know they had inaugurated the fade-in fade-out beginning-end. Another stroke of genius. I actually don't know the album, except for "eight days a week," which I can sing pretty well. Very good, Piergiorgio!

And don't tell me they're cool. They dress like total losers, mostly. Two of them have three hairs on their heads. The Backstreet Boys were something else entirely, even though now they're about to pop since they've gotten so chubby! To still be able to move around on the LearJet, they had to remove a row of seats. The alternative was the Airbus.

Well, I don't think I offended you with harsh words. I certainly didn't say that the Blue are stupid. The cleverest ones, mind you, are the record executives, who sell millions of defective hearing aids to the deaf (you get it?) and rake in heaps of cash that even Duncan & Co. can only dream of. As for the Depeche Mode, you can't really label them as metalheads. They use synthesizers, along with a few acoustic bits. Their music is hard to categorize (and indeed, it comes from another planet, like the Cure, like Gabriel, etc., etc.), but if you take the trouble to read some reviews about them (read yourself!!!!!!:) ), and there are plenty here on Debaser, I bet you'll find that you already know a couple of their songs. Surely Enjoy the Silence remix by Mike Shinoda, which is not bad, even though the original is something from a mystical crisis.

I have "stay on these roads" at home, which still offers some interesting insights. For sure, the chart music of that time was significantly better than today's.

And you know the pain when David Gahan was more dead than alive? Or when the DM wanted to break up last year? "precious and fragile things need special handling" oh no, you don’t treat the devoted like that, for crying out loud!!!!!!!!!

As Ciccio Graziani said (or did you say!), "you are worthy" of what you do (and the music you listen to). Should I rewrite it in Aramaic? OK. cm dss Ccc Grzjn, "ss dgn" d cj k fj (dll msc k sclt)

And I wanted to add that while listening to "Slave to Love," I always get "Senza una donna" by Zucchero stuck in my head. If I'm not mistaken, it came out later... Is it possible that he did back then what he did yesterday with the Korgis and the mercury raining from the sky (if it happened, it would be a cause for concern)?

You should have bought it DeLonghi... :)))) More than about the '80s sounds, I find that the flaw of the album is its somewhat too repetitive arrangements. I repeat, in my opinion, Patrick Leonard added something extra to the next album, which is perhaps also a bit more inspired.