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Pajo Scream With Me
Pajo Scream With Me
21 apr 09
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Replaced the language with a working one... enjoy it!! :)))
Pajo Scream With Me
Pajo Scream With Me
21 apr 09
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To tell the truth, the language is correct... I think it's just the destination that's a mess. I shall seek clarification from the reviewer!!
Pajo Scream With Me
Pajo Scream With Me
21 apr 09
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Oh my gosh Giustino, how jittery you are... take a PAJO of tranquilisers! :DD
Pajo Scream With Me
Pajo Scream With Me
21 apr 09
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You said it all!
Depeche Mode Sounds Of The Universe
Depeche Mode Sounds Of The Universe
20 apr 09
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Good to know!!! :DD
Depeche Mode Sounds of the universe
Depeche Mode Sounds of the universe
20 apr 09
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I’m stepping in just to break a piece of orange in favor of the excellent Donnie Darko, who - the only one among the depeche-reviewers - reached out to us before all the others asking if he could send his writing! Love him!! :)))
Marnie Stern This Is It and I Am It And You Are It and So Is That and He Is It ...
Marnie Stern This Is It and I Am It And You Are It and So Is That and He Is It ...
19 apr 09
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Sorry, I'm not trying to be a show-off myself, but I heard a couple of pieces at the link and I didn't see much virtuosity... I mean: I’ve never been a guitar genius, but I feel I can say that tapping like that isn't a technique for "elected minds." And then all this "cleanliness of the sound just like the guitar" I didn't find... maybe it’s just because I’m used to other listens! Great review anyway and excellent suggestion! :))
Conception In Your Multitude
Conception In Your Multitude
19 apr 09
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But how beautiful was Under a Mourning Star?!? Congratulations also on the review! :))
Jack London Martin Eden
Jack London Martin Eden
19 apr 09
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I have only read 3 of them, so I don't have much weight to throw around. I believe this one is splendid, one of those books that "should be read": it deals with the same political intensity and passion (though it might be better to say "obsession") of writing, of learning. Martin is a character that hides enormous depth: in him converge the most sordid ambitions of capitalism, the desire for success, for wealth, the longing for redemption, along with a good dose of arrogance (as is evident in a scene early in the book, when he sees some students on a bus), but also certain values that stem from his coming from a very low social class, from knowing hunger, poverty, toil, the kind of work that mortifies man more than ennobles him. What the reviewer says is true: by the end of the book, Martin is a man who, one could say, represents the synthesis of two realities (the bourgeois and the proletarian) and, precisely for this reason, cannot be happy in either.
McLusky Undress for Success
McLusky Undress for Success
19 apr 09
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Sir Pipetta!! Then the little island bird does not deceive me!! If only you knew my gratitude towards you... :))
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