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I’m not interested in Moby, but I don’t recommend this one by Enea du démon.

The reviews on Spiritualized can only make them reli-josi.

There’s a gay couple, Beniamino and Bernardo, who are celebrating 25 years together. Beniamino, the more tender-hearted and generous of the two, thinks he should give his partner something that "lasts," something that seals their love forever. He starts to consider all sorts of gifts: a puppy, a car, clothing, jewelry, but nothing seems worthy of such an important occasion. As the anniversary date approaches, Beniamino, still without a gift and more worried than ever, seeks advice from a friend: "Why don’t you get a nice tattoo? It sounds like a great idea; it will always be there with you, a symbol of your love!" Beniamino is convinced; that will be the gift for his beloved, and in honor of their sexuality, the tattoo will be placed on his buttocks. He goes to the tattoo artist and has the initials of their names designed, two large B’s, one for each cheek. On the evening of the anniversary, both excited, they have a candlelit dinner, and when it’s time for the gifts, Beniamino turns Bernardo around: "Don't turn until I tell you to!" He drops his pants and underwear, and bends over at a 90-degree angle: "Go ahead, turn around!" After a minute of silence, Bernardo bursts into tears: "Darling... but... but... who is BOB????"

Anyway, Cesare spacca, there's nothing to be done, sphacca when you're angry, spakka when you're happy, spakkha on the radio, shpakkha on TV, zpakkava when he was with lunabob and spacka alone.

Ah Silvio is the signature.

Does Silvio make us stew?

I'm leaving the link here because it seems like the right place for those in Turin or nearby (but also for those willing to travel a bit). No need to explain, just take a look here ---> Laperquisa.it, periodico di libertà sartriana (there are spaces in the link, remove them)

I've never heard any of his albums, but I saw him at Maffia on New Year's Eve in 2001, a set almost exclusively jungle, the dullest part of a great night, and he also seemed pretty disengaged and unenthusiastic.

I also, like humax, find the voice irritating... but I thought Corgan would have a "better end" after the Smashing, instead it seems he just can't get it right, I still have to find someone who speaks well of this album. Hey there, donzaucher, what a pleasure :)))

:)))), the name immediately made me think of the Black Mamba from some forums ago. The album, acid and fuzzy, really seems like a Black Mamba. I swear I’ll do everything I can to listen to it :D