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Good the review, insignificant to them. The ending is alarming; if there are no third ways, not having been king for a night... I didn't even remember them. Maybe I'll hear them again.

Well, Mike, the Tzadik will surprise you if you keep hopping around in its catalog. Nice little joke for (r)umoristic.

And instead, I prefer that other one, the third one, what's it called..? Ege, how does it feel to be Enk's favorite reviewer? This is practically a super scoop.

Evening out, huh!?

Adorable INGE, with all the tenderness he evokes in me and his personal arc, especially in a market that is not very inclined to appreciate such a lateral and, in its own way, elegant journey, I cannot feel much nostalgia. Certainly, some scattered phrases here and there come to mind as I write, and among them, the ones you mention I like very much too. If we could clear out the products from recent years, many, luckier than him, would end up in the bin and there would be a little space left, even for him. But we live in a cruel world, Inge. And perhaps he has, in the meantime, gathered greater fortunes in the advertising field from which he comes, it seems to me. Isn’t he a copywriter? However, not having ever bought one of his records, I appreciate the suggestion. For now, I enjoy the fact that, unlike Sergio, I’m not "(citrosodina granulare) starting to become abdominal." Bai bai.

Yes, Marcel, but what do you say about Carver? It wasn't meant to be a provocation. I would love to see that flow concentrated in just a few lines, essential, powerful. Maybe you don't like it, that's fine too. I still read you with interest, hoping to engage with someone willing to question themselves, which seems to be the best way to be here. Cheers from the den.

Well, IlBevitoreDiAssenzio, sorry if I somehow feel compelled to revisit the topic to emphasize my point. But do you really think it's necessary to invoke "A Reasonable Guide to the Most Atrocious Clamor"? I believe I understood the essence of your reply; I don't disapprove of the text you "released," but I don't think I need any further openings, mentally or otherwise. Very simply, I am of the opinion, as I already expressed in the first comment, that the more significant and lesser-known the record is, the better service (to the record, to the reader) it provides by offering information and descriptions. It seems straightforward to understand and hard to misconstrue, unless one wishes to do so. However, years ago, I too spent some time in the company of absinthe, and I know what it means…

Enk, this one was nice, really. And not even that childish, come on. Wow, you attract a constellation of readers and commentators... I have to go, will you still be here tomorrow?

Yes, I remember it as a good album; I haven't listened to it since then... However, I definitely still like his voice.

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