psychopompe

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DeAge™ : 8187 days • Here since 11 january 2004
Mel Brooks Frankenstein Junior
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But you canenero are also on the forums of nerto.it? Just to know.
Mel Brooks Frankenstein Junior
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I don't know, to me it has always seemed forced in Italian, there are better ones and better translated.
U.F.O. Phenomenon
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which UFOs do you recommend? I found many disks at ten euros and I was drawn to Space Rock (gray with some kind of alien on the cover).....
Little Feat Waiting For Columbus
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I've come across it so many times that I think I don't need to buy it anymore. I've always been curious about it anyway. The only note on the review: when you refer to Lowell as "the man with small feet," if you're referring to the name of the band, Feat stands for feat and not feet...
Mel Brooks Frankenstein Junior
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DR.FRANKESTIN: "Where Wolf?" IGOR: "THERE Wolf"....the first time I heard it in the original version, I understood why it didn't make me laugh in Italian; the wordplay, as in many other cases, was untranslatable.
Judas Priest Sad Wings Of Destiny
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I found the studded look in the most unsuspected group: Can. In the double DVD I have of a surreal performance on German TV from 74/75, the keyboardist Irmin Schmidt is dressed IDENTICALLY to Rob Halford. If you find it, take a look because it's really funny how they are dressed.
Jim Jarmusch Broken Flowers
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I don't understand, I'm missing a connection... why is Bill Murray in both films? Broken Flowers is a copy of that crap Lost in Translation? I mean, Jarmusch is copying Coppola's daughter? The settings are quite different, one is a pseudo love story while the other is the search for a presumed son... oh maybe the two soundtracks have a similar approach?
Tomahawk Anonymous
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Aren't you coming on the 25th to see the Meadow in Ravenna? Ah, great advice, the giant brain, I just got it from Amazzone last week. This summer I listened a lot to Electrelane and Mu, even though both are not very summery.
Tomahawk Anonymous
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Of the solos, I only have Pedrini's, Havana Glam, which I liked as a book mixing science fiction and rock mythology. I was really interested in Old New Thing, maybe when the price drops... Oh, sorry, I don’t know why I wrote The Alchemist; I obviously meant The Black Opera. The Alchemist is by Coelho, and I haven't even read it. The Name of the Rose seriously STARTS after 100 pages; once you get past that, you can devour it in two days! I also really loved Baudolino, while I read Foucault's Pendulum, but it remained a bit difficult for me, a bit too much of a display of knowledge at the expense of smoothness.
Tomahawk Anonymous
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maybe it’s superior to The Alchemist, but I don’t agree with The Name of the Rose. It’s definitely much easier to read (which is not a flaw, let’s be clear), but the charm of the slow unfolding of The Name of the Rose is hard to beat. Regarding what Sanjuro writes, I share some of that. I loved Patton as a teenager with Mr. Bungle and Faith No More, but I can hardly stand him when he gets melodic; it annoys me. Moreover, many of his projects seem a bit contrived, not very spontaneous (look at Peeping Tom and also Tomahawk). Even Fantômas (which can be liked or not) is more interesting. But I agree in saying that he’s not a genius for me. I find Michele really likable; he’s a glorious idiot, but in some ways, he lives off an artistically posthumous cult. These are purely personal opinions and impressions, of course.
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