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Then this sentence: "Italy as a secular state will only be possible when all the tapes of the first 20-25 editions of the Zecchino have been sent to the shredder."... isn't it also slightly fundamentalist?

Sorry Turk, but since you're the father and since you're so pissed off with this Zecchino (and also with poor maghètto...) why are you even taking your son there????

Turkish elamadonna!

Bah... today is better than yesterday. But nostalgia plays nasty tricks. A slightly rambling review. But who the heck is this Nanni Svampa?

Please, enough with these introductions. If there’s none, just put it in yourself. And your review (aside from almost useless biographical notes) doesn't really help in understanding the music.

This Rokk Giònn is strong! You too Bluto! You're strong. So he would be a Vietnam veteran playing in small provincial towns in Italy...

Oh God, not the molasses!

Jawbreaker, I think you have a wooden head...

What a spectacle of suburban life!

Well... a small personal opinion: for albums like this, or classical music, or records of which I am sure of their value, I prefer to make a sacrifice and buy the original edition. Especially for the 9.90 euros of many jazz albums. And to enjoy the pleasure of opening the packaging, listening to the music at the "source," reading the liner notes and maybe some comments on historical albums. For me, it's priceless. Instead, the problem of "throwing" money away arises with new releases (which are always around 18.00 euros) because the risk of junk or mediocre albums is high, but the temptation to listen remains strong... so what to do? Record labels would do better to set a price of 14.00 euros for the new album and then lower it to 10.00 euros after a few months. But despite everything, technology doesn't stop, whether record labels want it or not. Wanderer Go! is another masterpiece by Gordon. Absolutely amazing. Maybe one day.