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The album bought at the concert was "Fallen Angel". Very nice.

Spotted by pure chance in Lecce four or five summers ago: a beautiful concert in a beautiful city (a beautiful vacation). Gorgeous voice, tight band: I bought the record, and since then I've heard nothing more about it. Ah, DE-Baser...!

OK, welcome, but: look how the review is written now and remember how you sent it. Space after punctuation, uppercase letters, "one" not "1". Ready for the next?

Only photogenic? How dare she? 5 stars are 5 stars and my judgment is law.

In one of the interviews I read a while ago, Maynard mentioned wanting to become a wine producer. However, from what he said, it was clear that he doesn’t know much about wine. Disappointing. Can I be disappointed about this without kikko and m@ynard getting mad?

Perhaps it wasn’t clear, but I perceive live reviews on de-baser as an account of the sensations felt while attending a concert. I absolutely loved the concert of A Perfect Circle. I find them exceptionally talented. When they finished, I had a huge desire to hear them again because I was having such a great time. So, I wrote it down. I knew that M@ynard is a complex personality (I’ve read a decent number of Tool lyrics and yes, I’ve also read a couple of interviews), so I expected him to be... I don’t know, maybe a bit more “cool.” That wasn’t the case, and that’s what I wrote, but that doesn't mean he isn’t and won’t remain an interesting person. I didn’t call him an idiot (I used the term "idiot" for Iha, and it was intended pretty ironically in that case as well). As for the objective reasons explained by kosmo, M@ynard's physical issues, etc., I was disinterested and I don’t see why I should care. Lastly: I’ve never made an issue of money. So, lovely souls, no hard feelings, and try to be a little more detached and ironic, for crying out loud, there’s nothing and no one "sacred" (a disgusting word).

Chianti? Casa Sola 97.

I don't think I was being childish, M@ynard. I had a great time, and a lot of it: 1. at the concert; 2. writing the review (or whatever it is); 3. reading the comments.

Imagine that, M@ynard. But I expected you to be a little less fan-who-feels-invested-with-the-hig h-office-of-defending-their-idol... instead, you remind me of those poor souls who got upset because Rivo didn’t speak well of Bon Jovi. Really, what a sadness, tu quoque.

Ah yes, you are right about one thing: I couldn't care less about Maynard's interviews.