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Well, you have to get used to it... "the first time always hurts..." If you guess the little quote, you win an anti-migraine micro-review. :)

@ hugoniot: oh yes, what a mess, just imagine. I mostly agree with you, it's long and quite a bit tedious. Sometimes it goes that way, sometimes we joke around. But what's the harm? A little chance to meet for some Depassants, a few mojitos, some samples in the background... - @ Stoopid: I wish I could too, but I just can't make it :)))

Please, make yourself comfortable. As you can see, Wanderer, the door is wide open. It seems someone has also indulged a bit too much in the drinks, and there are only a few guests left. Have they taken advantage of the "Porte Aperte" for a flight towards a new, improbable return to youth?

No, but my district chief does :) - Well, then, in fact, I'm not crazy about AOR either. Thanks for the explanation.

Yes, it's an acronym. But please tell us what "spacchio" means. Be nice, I'm curious now. In fact, I happened to read it but have no idea what it means. Thank you.

Colorful, what do you say, will you do that one on the Matmos record? Come on, let’s go...

Since I started calling myself that, I always trip over the frayed threads that make me up. A life of small, annoyingly inconvenient motor difficulties. But you get used to everything, don't you?

You, on the other hand, loveeeeee, please never change!!!! - P.S. I read that you study the 2nd (along with the first movement of the 5th) by Mahler. You will never stop stunning me, will you? You will always remain the elusive drugged dream that I have learned to worship, right?

But are you your nickname or has your nickname become you? And is that why you often tend to nickname? <<What does he do, nickname?>> - Totò dixit -

Is this what you meant by "writing a review together"?:)) - << it takes a seemingly desolate path, far from any temptation to provide a personal version of that hybridization between the aesthetics of machines and the sounds of tradition, which seems to be one of the favorite directions for a growing number of musicians on the journey toward a modern redefinition of the song form....>> - Well, in fact, it can apply to many musicians, many albums, many things, past, present, and future. But it's a laughable topic, as it can be applied to anything once extrapolated from context. So I don’t see how your experiment is able to prove anything, other than the obvious. But it's quite entertaining, even for those who have never thought that expressing an opinion on an album or a musician in a light form could be considered anything different or more than just another means of communication among the many possible online. Bye bye, Puny.