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Sorry, I just came in for the reviewer's nickname, which reminds me of a club frequented by my cousin and that truly exists: La Porta D'oro.

Arrogant little ones.

So come on: give me the names of some rockstars who aren't posers. Shall we talk about the early Rolling Stones or the Beatles, for example? Shall we talk about Dylan? Shall we talk about the Guns (well)?
Tell me how to have an adoring audience and not become a poser? Never. Maybe you meant "rich kids," which is very different. The album is pleasant, sometimes beautiful; I personally like macciu picciu. Rating: 3.5.

Fucking hell, what glorious days! Anyway, I definitely preferred "The Final Countdown," much more metal.

A little bird that came in through the window told me that Alexander77 didn't know (absolutely, it hadn't even crossed his mind) that "Everybody's talkin'" was by the great Fred Neil. What a silly thing.

What an interesting analysis! A boring preamble, then a summary of the book, and finally a conclusion that reads like a salad made with lettuce, chocolate, and mussels dressed with a splash of Fernet. What kind of conclusion is that? Justifying fascism and equating the League members with communists? By the way, many of today’s pidiellini passed through the ranks of the youth left, to be frank. In short, an unnecessary mishmash where nothing makes sense: DeL this time (?) you messed up. Unlike you, I would have concluded like this: perhaps Italians could have been a single people, proud to be Italian if it weren't for those who have ruled us over the years. Everyone has brought and continues to bring water to their own mill, always setting us against each other or exploiting some while facilitating others (their own electorate). The climax, obviously, was in World War II and shortly after its end with the fascist/antifascist divide. A divide that I believe we still carry within us. Fast forward to today, where Berlusconi, for his personal gain, once again played on the most sordid, obtuse, and low instincts of Italians to rekindle that bloody rift that we had so much difficulty trying to mend. This is the history of Italy (especially in the last few decades): Italians held hostage by a leadership primarily interested in their own personal benefits and those of their friends, never caring about the Italians forced to work and bear others' debts, silently enduring a tide of injustices and abuses from the ruling class and those who hold economic power! Forget about League-ism, communism, and the charitable works of fascism: it’s time for a solid and vigorous kick in the ass!

Did Requiem come out with only one LP?

A gem for the King fans: Stephen King's 11/22/63 - In Stores November 8th 2011
No time wasters, 'a la Bartle.

Bartleboom hasn't read it, just for the record. Maybe he'll read it when he's old.

A piece, a brick from the '80s.