odradek

Well, maybe a 5 is too much, it seems to me a somewhat unresolved work, and the ending is predictable. A strong 4 fits just fine. Anyway, the author is quite good, someone to keep an eye on.

@[nix] southern more, son of a Sicilian. A worker, no less. Look, I won’t tell you the difficulty of surviving without an adequate fortune to squander on luxurious trifles, as my natural disposition would demand. But one survives everything, my dear. Almost everything.

@[algol] However, if the attention on the register "look how cool I feel" hadn't been female, it probably wouldn't have been so focused... Anyway, I don't mind hearing tales of lives less anonymous than mine. - The page is not bad, better than many others that start from album details and swirl around personal events (or vice versa). At least in writing. I barely remember the album; I liked Destroy Me Lover much more (the vinyl cover is an illustration in the style of hard-boiled novels). But at the time, I was already listening to very little stuff with guitars, and I'm pretty unreliable. My mhhhhh previous was generated more by the fact that all that flow was somehow connected to this album. But, I repeat, I don’t really remember much about this.

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Thank you, Wolf. It's true, there is a lack of a "description" of the music here more than in my other works, but actually I wouldn't have been able to say better than what the comic panels by Crumb that I linked say. I still believe that in those drawings you can almost "see" Patton's blues.

@[Rocky Marciano] I know, it seems like self-promotion, but believe me, I do it for Him: Founder Of The Delta Blues 1929-34 - Charlie Patton - Recensione di odradek

Certo, inviami il testo e procederò con la traduzione.

I don’t know Turner, apart from what everyone knows, and I have never delved deeper. I recognize an evident singularity in him and perceive a sort of greatness, in his case almost imagined, because I believe that with him, more than with others, the face-to-face vision with the original becomes indispensable. Regarding the "absolute" nature of the painting in question and your assertiveness about it, I won’t express opinions. I will limit myself to two very lateral considerations. The first relates to the text: the monolithic aspect of the page is frankly threatening and subtly distressing, due to the sense of an absolute lack of "air" determined by the absence of even the smallest spacing. The second is a simple link that allows for a less indeterminate observation (especially for someone with low vision like me) of the painting in question.
mahttps://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/turner-interior-of-a-great-house-the-drawing-room-east-cowes-castle-n01988
I’d like to add a note to thank you for your service anyway, as I didn't remember ever having seen this painting and, of course, never having observed it attentively. I believe I will immerse myself in the world of Turner.

But you @[hornyBBW], who are you now?

I hadn't read this. And I hadn't heard this. This is better than this, but this isn't bad at all (3.5)