Vinsex

Tacky and absolutely ridiculous is all the artwork; the production is sadly handmade and their attitude is like 1930s horror cinema. The music on this CD is, however, very beautiful, well-played (especially in the guitar sound of "death") and engaging: pseudogothic backgrounds in a metal/hard rock style with almost progressive traits. Perhaps their best work in terms of maturity and artistic content. The review, while sufficiently descriptive, is naive in its content... but what can you do... it's the age... Ipse dixit.

I wanted to say Black...

...I, on the other hand, am trying to accomplish the impossible task of completing the original collection of the entire Zenith series of Zagor... but it’s a titanic undertaking, given the prices... and yet I'm “only” missing about forty...(coincidentally almost all the first 40...). Anyway, if by any chance you own the original issues of Mark and Bleck, hand them over because they have a very, very high value.... As for Yes, I must say that I discovered them recently... by accidentally buying a triple vinyl titled Yessongs... very beautiful, certainly, but for those who are well acquainted with King Crimson, Led Zeppelin, and Pink Floyd, those sounds inevitably end up being overshadowed...

..Hey buddy, nothing personal, let’s be clear! As a voracious collector of Zagor (and Dylan..), I’ve really come to appreciate at least the first 70 issues of your ex Jerry, those written by a certain "Guido Nolitta...". Then, as you rightly pointed out, his fate was sealed by the lethargy of the magazines that, along the way, lose pieces of their own identity... and fail to make intergenerational adaptations (that’s why Tex and Zagor keep going strong...) The same fate will befall that dud Nathan Never (of which I have the first 100 issues) and NApolenone (which died after the first 10 issues).. The important thing is to have had the dignity of not calling yourself AKIM... anyway, in any case, better the Yes...Hola

Everything is nice, but if you want to keep being read, change your nickname... because no one reads Jerry Drake anymore (not by chance, that crappy comic will shut down this year...)