Morgan

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DeAge™ : 7433 days • Here since 1 february 2006

Ivano Fossati Musica Moderna

21 oct 08

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Honestly, the song played on the radio (the name of which I currently can't recall) doesn't bother me, but since I know little to nothing about Fossati, I don't want to make any comparisons. Fossati is one of the few true Italian artists I'm missing; I should delve deeper into his work.

Ivano Fossati Musica Moderna

21 oct 08

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Honestly, the song played on the radio (whose name I currently can't recall) doesn't bother me, but since I know little to nothing about Fossati, I don't want to make any comparisons. Fossati is one of the few true Italian artists that I'm missing; I should explore his work more.

Black Mountain In the Future

21 oct 08

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Anyway, the album cover is truly stunning. They should also include "Vote the review" and "Vote the album," along with "Vote the cover."

Black Mountain In the Future

21 oct 08

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They seem interesting, I'm curious to listen to them, I always say so but then months go by and I still haven't heard anything because there are dozens and dozens of albums I still have to listen to.

Roberto Saviano Gomorra. Viaggio nell'impero economico e nel sogno di dominio della camorra.

20 oct 08

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vote rece

Roberto Saviano Gomorra. Viaggio nell'impero economico e nel sogno di dominio della camorra.

20 oct 08

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a very heartfelt and touching review, you are very good at conveying your thoughts and emotions.

Alice Visconti Cosa Resta... Un Fiore

17 sep 08

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Alice has done several covers of Italian singers. Some of the songs I like the most are "Per Elisa," "I Treni di Tozeur," and "Le Ragazze di Osaka" (stunning even though I prefer Finardi's version).

Hayao Miyazaki Laputa: Castello Nel Cielo

16 sep 08

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For more information, visit the section "Miyazaki and the West" on the "Hayao Miyazaki" page of Wikipedia.

Hayao Miyazaki Laputa: Castello Nel Cielo

16 sep 08

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In Japan, animated cinema is cinema in every sense; there are films for adults, those for children, and those for both (like Miyazaki, of course). In the West, however, animation is seen as something exclusively for children, largely because Disney has always targeted its animated films to a very young audience. Furthermore, Disney acquired the distribution rights for Studio Ghibli films in the Western market, and while this has allowed us to access these films, it has also hindered their spread as in Japan, or at least that’s how I see it.