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I am also from Turin. I want a 5+5 for me on this review. Prut.

You are gaggio. It's official.

Pathetic four-bit sophist. Now even the victimism. I quote, I must quote: "I simply ask for respect for people and for real stories, real pains even in the relationships between fathers and sons." But what are we talking about? What are these little stories you’re telling here? Respect for what, for whom? Why not also remember the children who die of hunger and who are the price of the prosperity of the fat Western democracies? A fairground of populism, not to mention debates, concepts, Values. Come on, De Lorenzo... huh? Your intellectual dishonesty is astonishing. I continue to engage with you anyway, I don’t advocate for any censorship or gag. Don’t play the victim with me; it won’t work, beautiful.

I like it. A lot. Well done. Very well done. You’ve stirred many things in me. I felt similar emotions when I traveled across Europe to follow Mike Kinsella (aka Owen). The same awkward attempts to approach the artist because, after all, none of us wants to come off as just any fan. It’s hard to explain certain vibes when we witness something unique. I also have a friend who knew English well, and I miss her a lot. On the day of Masha's concert, it had been almost a year since she was gone. Maybe it's the same. Maybe not. Together we experienced indescribable emotions at Thee Stranded Horses concert in Turin when Yann played Swaying Eels, dedicating it to the two of us from the stage. Hi dirty one. Forever in my heart. Hi Tele, forgive this perhaps out-of-place digression. I’m going to dig into Masha. Then, if needed, I'll ask you.

Welcome back to the most beautiful nickname on all of Debaser. Knowing that you are from Turin increases my joy. The review is good, but the track by track analyses give me anxiety.

Thank you all, dear friends, I’m moved. It’s always a special pleasure to write a review on Debaser and even more to see the little editor’s badge sitting there next to it. I love you from the bottom of my heart (op.cit.). @Blech: they are both very valid albums but very different in terms of sound. The first is more acoustic and intimate, great for refreshing lemonade moments. The second is more rock-oriented, good for suggestive hip movements. @TheJargo: 1+1 is synonymous with freedom, love, and imagination. Thank you anyway for the compliments which are greatly appreciated. I love you all and WLF. Prut!

The most beautiful nickname on all of Debaser. Welcome back. 5 regardless. Prot!

The last time I was in London, I was in a quandary: “La Strada” or this one? I chose the former, but I think I’ll see it soon. Nice review. The policies of film distribution in Italy are shameful.

I want to be the first. Take that.

Everything is very nice. Well done. With people like you who claim to consider Democracy (a term that now hides the worst anti-values of modern society and, honestly, has become tiresome) "an absolute value, whose realization seems to be justified by any means possible, against any enemy," I am certain that I will never be able to discuss constructively. It seems normal for someone who sees in the opposition only "communists" (like the little man!) indicating a miserable myopia disguised as low-brow rhetoric. It feels like hearing the echo of that pig Ignazio La Russa who brazenly shouted, "we are willing to do anything" if the League’s lists are accepted. Are we joking? It’s easy to shelter behind the obscene pages of a regime journalist with your thoughts on a horrific conflict that results in so many innocent deaths. Personally, I am outraged that texts as shameful as this find space on Debaser.