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Damn, what a shame for Elvis, the inventor of rock! And damn the reference to the Rolling Stones and especially to Deep Purple. Anyway, well done, a truly great artist and a well-deserved review.

Hi Vic S.! How's it going? The review is an intellectual patchwork that aspires to be something but, in the end, fails to achieve that.

1) "...in this society there is no place for the weak..." A rather provocative statement. Do you consider yourself a "tough guy" for bringing up someone who has killed a few million people and made countless others suffer? 2) "War is war," they say around here, and I use my weapons." As far as I'm concerned, your so-called weapon is comparable to a balloon filled with pigeon droppings, a dirty but senseless, useless, and childish weapon. 3) "But here I am in the Colosseum, and the strongest beast wins." See? The society you lament has had devastating effects on you if you feel you must lower yourself to become a "beast" to be heard. 4) "The irritated person unwittingly exposes their weaknesses. I don't gloat, but an internal smirk of pity sometimes escapes me." In this sentence, the word "pity" makes you appear like a hyena with its mouth full of pieces of an animal killed by others or that died naturally. 5) "But, all in all, it's the opening that’s the ace of this review" just think about it! Sad, sad.

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Ehmmm, Odradek, I understand that the figure of Hitler has now become historicized, but if my hypothetical review began like this: "Mario Alessi was a member of the Toronto golf club. He was a great swordfish fisherman and in 2001 he was one of the first to catch two at the same time. Another great example of big fish....." perhaps it would be easier to understand the unfortunate effect produced, even in good faith. I also don't want to fuel unnecessary controversies, only those that are useful.

Just Odradek, see that name and, drawn by the provocation, you enter. Then you read and judge. Different sensibilities and different interpretations of the taste for provocation, that's all.

What a punch to the gut these '70s are. Here you have it all, cover, melodies, bob haircut.

Giordiboy, you wrote a nice review, despite the nickname. Just think about how those born in the '60s must be if you, born in the '70s, can be such a jerk.... So you were a dark. Among the paninari, the metallari, the punks (fake ones from the '80s), the pariolini.... you were a legendary dark! What nostalgia, my friend. But don't doubt it, we all have a lively teenager still within us. You just have to touch the right chords.

Clearly, CGD has always been the record label of the Nomadi.

Small Research with Google: "Warner Music Italy Spa (Warner-CGD or WEA) is the Italian subsidiary of the multinational group Warner. This company is engaged in the manufacturing, recording, and sale of phonographic records, as well as music publishing activities. It manages a repertoire primarily composed of international titles, totaling around 1,000. The company controls CGD East-West Spa, a record label that manages the national repertoire of the group, which has a structural breadth of approximately 1,300 titles, and also handles the distribution of phonographic records produced by third-party companies. The third-party distribution activity is extremely limited.
The consolidated revenue generated by Warner-CGD in Italy in 1996 was around 145 billion lire."