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Fortunately, in the strange world of rock, names matter little... long live the cockroaches!!!!

It may be, but the underrated "Dehumanizer" remains the best album post Ozzy-era for me...

It's definitely among my next purchases...

However, he pulled out from the hat "L'urlo negro" by the Blackmen, which 90% of Italians don't know... FANTASTIC.

Discovered just by chance these days... "Malamore" is beautiful and ahead of its time; it was understood little... Oh yes, it's from this record that the Battisti of the 80s and 90s will emerge...

#PINKHOLLER. Hi, I'm Ez, the manipulator. First of all, I don’t understand what or who I'm supposed to influence and manipulate, since I write solely for the pleasure of doing so and about things that have particularly struck me. It's not my job, and I'm not selling any product except for talking and sharing with others the music I listen to and enjoy. I don’t understand how one can write a review, especially of an album like this, where the same author in the lyrics of the songs lays bare himself and his "troubled" life, without giving any hint about the character. When the lyrics reflect the author, everything follows naturally, believe me, it would be worse the other way around. Surely, when you refer to superfluous parts, you're thinking of the quotes from Alda Merini. Well, ironically, I've been reading her diary these days, and the similarity with Erickson's life seemed fitting to me, that's all. If I can introduce a musician I like to others, even better... for him, of course. I gain nothing from it.

#500 Vanesse: AHAHA indeed, I filmed two of those videos from above, very high up... I’ve been there years ago, anyway there were some stunning girls!!!

I agree with Carlo Cimmino, but what do Offlaga Disco Pax have in common with Zen Circus??? It seems to me that they take themselves a bit too seriously and I add that they’re quite boring, while Zen Circus are laid-back and rock’n’roll... and that’s just fine (you can’t expect more)! Perhaps I missed the word "technique"... I admit it. I had fun... then again, tastes are tastes.

I just don't understand Grignani...
I reviewed him like this...http://www.impattosonoro.it/2010/02/03/recensioni/pan-del-diavolo-sono-allosso/

However, it cannot be denied that "Punk" from 1977 by Decibel holds its importance. In fact, in my opinion, this period of Ruggeri tends to be forgotten... Contessa arrived three years later and the musical landscape had completely changed...