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Their best album. However, from the year of our Lord 1975, I prefer "Born to Run," "Wish you Were Here," "Radioactivity," "Neu!75," and "Heaven & Hell" by Vangelis.

It seems to me that the disgusting and grotesque images in this book (especially the mutilated faces from various divas, starlets, and other worldly women due to facelifts and Botox, but also the photos of Trimalchionian banquets with enormous plates of spaghetti) illustrate better than a thousand editorials the atmosphere of a lowly empire in which we are living: a total absence of taste and morality, as well as of limits. As Geenoo says, the ruling class of the First Republic committed all kinds of wreckage, yet it still had a certain dignity; an eloquent image is that of Andreotti at the table with his wife, so out of place that it almost evokes tenderness. The entry of Berlusconi into the field and the success of Bossi marked a watershed, granting political dignity to insults, bodily noises, and vulgarity in all its forms.

I thank the reviewer for the wealth of interesting details about this album, and I thank the author of comment no. 4 for giving me the certainty that this is an excellent work, despite its various weaknesses.

A stronghold.

Very well-written page, perhaps a bit too enthusiastic.

Mike76's comment might persuade me to give him a listen.

A little gem.

Standard vote.

Comment number 4 reinforces my belief that this is an excellent album.

Good.