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Tinkerbell: beautiful. Wendy: such a drag.

I usually don’t like compilations, but this one... well, yes, I got it because the packaging is stunning... black/yellow... the recorded side of the CDs is all black... Fetishist stuff.

I remembered seeing this cover here on debaser but hadn’t read the review... today I bought the CD and came to look for it. I don’t know if it’s “15 years ahead” - I’m too old to still believe that the future is predictable ;-) - but it’s certainly really beautiful.

For a few? I wouldn't say so; in fact, I find them very easy-listening. I also listen to them again from time to time, and I still enjoy them. This album too. Just yesterday, I watched a Norwegian movie (Naboer) that has the first notes of "Black Mambo" in its soundtrack.

Look, gasperì, here's how it went: I was there minding my own business when zzz writes me and says: "Hey, I published a review that seems to be the rough draft of the one I was supposed to publish, but I deleted the good one and now I'm desperate, help me out." I send her the good one (because I'm a hoarder and keep everything, even the rough and the good copies) she gives it a try and then says: "Hey, I tried but no, DeServer is giving me a hard time." So I go back to minding my own business. Then today, by chance, I come across this review, I didn’t even read it by mistake (I’m a hoarder and never read more than 10 words in a row), but I thought: "Alright, I'll replace it," and while I was reading a couple of comments, I managed to replace the rough with the good one. In any case, it's clear that there are A-list users and B-list users; we almost thought about setting up a C league and a C1, but personally, I don’t follow football.

As for the instability of the Italian government, well... ;-)

Obviously, a space-time hole has now been created that renders all comments obsolete and makes DeBaser, the Middle East, NATO, and the Italian government very unstable. Therefore, I would kindly ask all the gentle commentators to rewrite their comments, modifying them in light of the new revised and corrected version of Devon's review, so perhaps we can manage to save the internal coherence of space-time (let's hope).

Ladies and gentlemen, here is the "neat" version sent to us by Devon (damn Devon, learn to use that keyboard, especially the damn accents).

Not having many comments on your review is almost an achievement in these times, right?

Rypdal and Bjørnstad will be in Bolzano in a few days. DeMeeting?