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In a way, these anonymous users of both sexes (just to clarify, right?) who privately praise you and encourage you to return to the site are now more infamous than the infamous average user... Some users who would like to remain anonymous have asked me to tell you this...

the song in question seemed to be called Elefante, but I wouldn't swear to it. They pointed out to me that the intro was not influenced, but identical to that of 50 Million Year Trip. Verdena is a band that doesn't mean much to me, and I have a very low opinion of them, so the matter doesn't affect me much. Anyway, the review isn't bad.

but wasn't this perhaps the one where they blatantly copied an intro from Kyuss?

I think it’s a nice album, but I agree with some criticisms, the excessive total length and a few not-so-great tracks in the second half, maybe I’ll come to appreciate them over time. Nevertheless, there are some stunning songs, in my humble opinion.

I’ll try to give a judgment as a Venetian: starting from the fact that I’m one of those few Venetians who don’t spit on the usefulness of this bridge (which does indeed significantly reduce the distances between two key points like the Santa Lucia station and Piazzale Roma), it is nonetheless impossible not to notice a few things, first and foremost, the Calatrava bridge is stylistically a "Punch to the Stomach" in the Venetian landscape, regardless of how ugly the adjacent Piazzale Roma is. Secondly, and this is perhaps the most annoying thing, it is one of those modern works that prioritizes aesthetic (debatable, in my opinion) criteria over the practicality and accessibility of the bridge: those damned steps, low and at varying distances, are freaking annoying. I swear I hate them so much that I really need to give them a good cathartic 1. Ultimately, let’s say that indeed this bridge was far from necessary; it’s simply a convenience. A convenience that could have been realized much better in every sense.

I read more or less everything by this man, having greatly appreciated the very book in question, but without deriving the same satisfaction from it.

I liked it; right from the first listen, it caught me off guard in a positive way, especially from that world sick... and their trademark never disappoints! Great review.

I agree, the movie is very beautiful, spectacular photography and the great Viggo is excellent. I think I will read the book, just to not miss anything. I don't give it a perfect score because I was a bit, how to say, taken aback by the ending; I found it almost jarring; and I’m curious to see what impression the book leaves me. It’s a matter of nuances.

Incredible how millions of words can be spent on a topic without any foundation. No kind of foundation. Superstitions. Waste of time.

beautiful.