aries

DeRank ™: 1,18

DeAge™ : 7437 days • Here since 30 january 2006

Christina Aguilera Bionic

8 jun 10

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Four years for this little disk? I doubt it could have been made listenable even in 40 years. Orifices stolen from pornography.

Suzanne Vega Close - Up Vol. 1 Love Songs

8 jun 10

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Very personal review. I thought it was gone and I'm glad to find it again, even though I fear it’s too uniform of an album (let alone four!).

Oliver Stone Wall Street

7 jun 10

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Great review; I should only watch Stone's films once, because the first time they seem magnificent, the second pretentious. Unfortunately, from the '80s, the worst has survived, getting worse.

An artist I have never explored in depth, partly for the reasons of Federock. The song I like most from his repertoire is "Saluteremo il signor padrone," which isn't even his. From this album, I only know "Patrizia." A vote of confidence.

Osho Una risata vi sveglierà

5 jun 10

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Given the cover and the title, I recommend "The Jew Who Laughs" by Moni Ovadia (see comment 17).

Lucio Battisti Il nostro caro angelo

4 jun 10

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From a textual perspective, it might be the most interesting of the Mughal period. There’s a strong desire to experiment, even if the results are not always successful (see "Canzone della terra"), but the eponymous song, "La collina dei ciliegi," and especially "Questo inferno rosa," are perfect. For me, the best Battisti is from the period 1971-1974. And now "polenta a fette, and in the air I want to smell the aroma of caffelatte."

Janet Jackson janet.

4 jun 10

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My favorite Janet Jackson album is the one she never made.

Dan Brown Il Codice Da Vinci

2 jun 10

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Johannesulver has taken the words from my keyboard. But is there really someone who dies in the position of the "omo nudo de Leonardo" (as the one-dimensional gym buff who reads one book a year would say)? I don't know why, but it makes me suspect that Daniele Merda, despite writing with his feet, is, deep down, a likable humorist.