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Nice, even if not as much as "Q" (at the time of Q the collective was called Luther Blisset, but it's always them)

Great album

Edit to the review: "Added spacing between paragraphs (but didn't DeBasio used to do that by himself?)." See the old version La Scuola Cattolica (audiolibro) - Edoardo Albinati - recensione Versione 1

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The review discusses an album by Moby, which the author suggests could be considered better than its predecessor "Play" because it is more sincere and less slick. It is described as a work primarily composed of minimalist instrumentals and disco music, with some lengthy sections and empty passages. The author encourages giving Moby one last chance, as the record sounds like a slightly faded and pleasant Sunday afternoon.

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The television series "The Playlist" by Per-Olav Sørensen is an explosion of emotions and color. The plot follows the lives of a group of friends who gather at an underground music club in Oslo, Norway, where music is the glue that holds their dreams and fears together.
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I'll tell you, I saw it when it came out, in a theater in Colorado. At the time, I was 16 years old and living in the States. It's not a great movie, but it was funny. However, I guarantee that the dubbed laughter is crap. You can only think that if you have no idea who Eddie Murphy was and what he did in those years.

I'm always surprised by the media coverage they receive in Italy. Not even for Ricchi e Poveri did so much press move (I don't watch TV, but I imagine it's even worse there). Either they have good connections or something doesn't add up.

My friend @[G] and I have a friend who empties at least a couple of bottles of happiness inside him every weekend, and he actually seems like a happy person even on the remaining days of the week. Happy New Year to everyone!

Well, when in a movie (that isn't a children’s cartoon) everything is so explicit and Manichean, I always find myself wondering if there's something I'm not getting. Like, is this genius parodying me or parodying a parody and I'm falling for it, missing the meta-meanings he's trying to convey? But then this whole fetus story, for example, is repeated and repeated (by the way, it also lasts quite a while, the film) and repeated again, and the doubt is that he might just be an idiot.