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You won't believe it, but I heard them live 25 years ago.
I already hated them, but I had free tickets.
By the way, if I had known I’d end up in the middle of a gathering of fascists, I wouldn’t have gone, or I would have changed my look (you know, they had a menacing vibe, plus back then…).
It was a great show, I admit, it’s just a shame about those guys playing on stage; they ruined the spectacle of smoke and lasers (magnificent). What do you say? "Very appreciated even in Russia" (like the rich and the poor). No, I didn’t know that. I remember they were always here with us (even in the Riviera discotheques), but I was mistaken, sorry. The long stay on the Italian top chart of the time isn’t exactly a point of pride.
As for the rest, I confirm what I said, assuming (but obviously not conceding) that they were that good, I know they played the most mediocre and commercial dance.
I’ve never heard any of their avant-garde works, but I admit I’ve only heard the early stuff.
I’d be curious to know which ones; no irony intended, anything is possible (look at the Talk Talk).
Anyway, greetings and enjoy your life!

Question! To dismiss this clown, who calls himself a musician, means to give credence to the neofascist rants of 19Lung. ???? (actually, it's more like veteran fascists, since they’ve been slicing this bullshit for years) If that’s the case, I change my vote to a 5.
(it's a joke clearly)
squonimo! If you can endure this stuff in headphones for days, what can I say, enjoy listening, and have a good life.

Yes!

They are really great, just a bit annoying.
It takes the right moment.
(depressive crises or suicide).

Maybe they weren't Italian, but I remember they only found success with us,
forget about being a Rock band, they toured the small towns.
NOT music, all show, French space rock was something else entirely.
Well beyond Magma.
Which, after all, is still comparing shit and pudding.

I have reversed the votes again.

I don't find it disgusting at all; in fact, I consider it a decent work. When I think about how many 'legends' of rock are now supplementing their pensions with albums that only carry the name of the author in any respectable way (I don't want to name names). Considering the age, the number of masterpieces behind him, and nearly thirty years of career: we should be grateful for Grinderman and Nick Cave. It's not a masterpiece, but it’s a good album, so 3 stars (which is the rating you gave it, but what do 3 stars mean to you?). Anyway, a well-reasoned review; I disagree, but that's another matter.

"Yet... I don't know... it might just be me who's limited."

I believe that even the great Gaber at this point would have removed the 'thank goodness or' from the chorus of one of his last beautiful songs.

and the various mistakes