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Wow, the masses of characters building the monoliths of posts in this review are impressive. @Ajejebrazorf & Fusillo: and it was I who was long-winded (by my own admission) - I don't have the strength to read the whole diatribe, but I caught glimpses and the name Pierino. But let it go, I told him there are constant squabbles in his name, that he should intervene, but he doesn't want to hear about it: he says he finds discussions about music boring. - I really hope that harmony and love return among you, as it always saves us, and with this hope I leave you, with an impudent kiss, to your discussions. - What kind of review was this? Ah, the Bitols! A lot of new things on Debaser! I like these guys, a bit rough around the edges, but they'll get there, what do you think? The one with glasses has a bit of a jerk face, but I think he'll hit on some good ideas in time. - Now enough, though, because joking with the saints... Have you seen any soldiers?

I already like it, can you believe it (and I haven't even put it on ... my back yet) - Ciao

Nice photo. For me (who hasn't listened to them in ages) they are pretty much that image there. In fact, I would say exactly that image there. Maybe I even painted it. Or I will paint it. Congrats, Easy. - P.S. wow, what a conceptual review | For a live gig, too. I also lost track of these. Oh well... Bye bye.

Hello, Aunt. I wonder if this time our tastes will align? The game has been a bit of a rollercoaster so far... I’m searching for it and I’ll let you know. But even if it doesn’t happen, I’m happy, having opened the homepage, to have come across your nickname and the usual pleasant reading about a group I didn’t even know existed. Bai bai (I rarely stop by and no longer vote on reviews) - P.S.: the cover vaguely resembles (in a “sunny” version) certain posters by the German Expressionists...

Maybe because the TRUE BLACK MAN is not him, but QUINCY JONES.

@ Trellheim: I listened carefully, but I just can't hear Merritt...

Targhetski, regarding indie and romantic, I just finished listening to Trembling Blue Stars, their recent "The Last Holy Writer." I had never even heard of them before. I don't know if it's your cup of tea, but it's sweet, absolutely not recommended for diabetics. It's not a genre I usually listen to, but within its scope, it seems like a nice little record...

...tasty ... flavor... in short, it's clear that I liked it, right? :))

Beautiful. Sounds with a sparkling lightness, utterly timeless. Both in the first part, with some very palatable tracks, arranged with great taste, and in the second, more expanded and "psychedelic/soul." Beautiful straight line, Sylvian, thank you.

Certo! Inviami pure il testo e procederò con la traduzione.