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Revival '80!!!!! I'm all in! When this record came out, there was a ruckus; people were always dancing in clubs (I was a clubber), it sold a lot, and you could hear it everywhere. I didn't buy it. The only one I really like by Zucchero, the only one.. is the previous Blues.

Good morning Captain! Here’s a review that I really like, reminding me of myself, a bucolic child, running through the fields with burdocks stuck to my butt. With a dirty face. Lungs full of air. At that time... always in love with the girl next door. And *Bette Davis Eyes* as the essential soundtrack. Now, moving on to Hypnosèhere... I read your hermetic post and, after a long interpretation, there are two possibilities: either you chose the wrong user (Captain is old, he’s from the '80s, not a snot-nosed eighteen-year-old from Naples), or misinterpreted the intentions, I believe (one sees themselves in what they want, and the fact that children of the '80s are positively drawn to this kind of reviews is just a huge merit).

noooo I've fallen for it again... after a week I'm back watching the boring sociologist-pollster from Ballarò... tonight the quality of politicians is less than terrible. Di Pietro calls Silvio a "piduista-fascista" and someone giggles, while another yawns. What a beautiful Italy.

What a caustic review! But what could this album be like if I actually liked the previous works? A sort of White Album or a half-baked mess? Anyway, reading you gives me a headache...

(Then again, besides that I would legalize whores and drugs restricted to certain tourist towns, but that's another story): but in July, on the Costa Smeralda, isn't it like that?

Punticaz: in Sardinia, among many ugly sights along the Italian coasts, I must admit that, for what I've seen, construction has been done in harmony with the territory (apart from the Greek-Roman amphitheater and the fake hill of the Nostro) just look at the granite cladding, the low buildings that are hardly distinguishable from the landscape. What I can't stand is that one politician, or a few politician-industrialists feast and gorge themselves on the backs of everyone by pouring concrete left and right. We know that Sardinia lives off tourism. But damn... I am an idealist! And I want the white beach with clear and clean water without any tourists, except for me! :-)

I have a dark green Fiat 127; can I register it as a vintage car? I could save a ton on taxes and insurance...

“Dots” (maybe you didn’t even know that Cappellacci was the fifth choice): I had imagined it, but I don’t know why, maybe I heard him talk, it’s not important anyway. What is important is the fate of Sardinia, which is not exactly “your business,” eh! Because I still hold the archaic view that Italy is one and it makes me furious to see the Sardinian coasts cemented, just as it could be for Puglia, etc. As for the political events in Sardinia, and Soru in particular, you tell me things I didn’t know. I don’t see where the better behavior is between the two because in front of companies that might fail, there is a place that will never be the same for centuries to come. Furthermore, in the interest of very few… indeed I would love to know who owns those lands and the builders who are going to put their hotels there. I understand that since you are in the construction sector this thing annoys you, but I haven’t spouted nonsense, honestly, I’ve only reported news that, as you confirmed, is circulating. So here we are “talking,” not spouting nonsense.

Odradek... well, said by Nanni.... :-) Puntinicaz... so what about the one you voted for instead of Soru, how is he? You say he’s for the "people"... the "Ugo Cappellacci, son of Berlusconi's accountant"? Hasn't he unlocked some land to create a sort of Costa Turchese, a new Costa Smeralda... in other words, a new cement pour on the splendid Sardinian coasts? Of course... construction is back on track...

Without ifs and buts.