lukin

Once I listened to Tokio Hotel and, I swear, for the whole following week I had a whistling ass.

Just today, I'm dealing with the aftermath of a bender from Thursday night dinner with my colleagues: I'm ruined.
The music seems to be to my liking, and the wines mentioned as well. And since we're on the topic: a couple of months ago, my girlfriend's father gave me a bottle of a sweet wine I didn't know, Sciachetrà. Spectacular.

I tried in every way, but there’s nothing to be done. I listened to it several times, I tried to forget the past because deep down it’s right like that, but nothing: it’s horrible. I have to agree with Enea, Barman is lounging around at unbearable levels. It feels like a record made quickly and poorly. I’ll reconsider Pocket Revolution (which at this point I appreciate) that had some happy moments and arrived like manna from heaven: you understand, after six years of forced diet, I was starving for dEUS (and so were many others) that I would have eaten anything, even a sandwich with crap. You devour it voraciously, in three bites it’s gone... sure, you have some doubts, I mean, you can tell that the taste isn’t exactly great... you swallow bitterly but damn, you were so hungry!! The problem comes later, with the second hot and steaming McCacca and there a sniff should be enough. One hopes.

Damn if it’s there, I was thinking of buying this too... I got it from caz in mp3.

oh how I love this and that new one. A credit to the vocals, perfect for the proposed music.

Yeah, the band's name doesn’t ring a bell (blessed ignorance). But reading the mentioned names, it almost feels like I’ve heard this album before, also thanks to the nice review, and that’s not a good sign... I don’t know why, but I can’t bring myself to get into it. It must be that line "the Free Kitten have always been more like Sonic Youth according to Gordon" that holds me back.

It will be.... I'm listening to it again now after almost two years, and for me, it's almost perfect.

perhaps you too have reached the sublime. By the way, I knew nothing about this Heima, so double thanks.

I'm currently modeylimonando with the birth of jazz and I must say that they are authorial snogs. Succulent.

I don't really get the reasoning. Basically, through a twisted mental path, you arrived at saying that Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Dream Theater, and Muse have the same emotional approach? What does that even mean?