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Uhm... I just saw online... he’s coming to Rome on Friday, January 26 (Palalottomatica). Is anyone going?

Nice review! I've never seen Guccini live, what a shame.

You thought it well but wrote it poorly starting from the SMS syntax. Ursus, I appreciate the gesture but, in my opinion, it was a bit premature. I advise you to go back to school to study. Later, you'll be able to write us many interesting reviews.

The feedback is definitely clear but a bit too long. Perhaps you should have focused more on the specific EP.

Perfect album. I bought the cassette when I was 12 and wore it out: after a while, from rewinding and fast-forwarding the tape player (which I got with Shell gas points, so it was pretty terrible), the tape came out several times. Still, I kept listening to it incessantly even though there were parts where the tape was damaged and you could hardly hear anything. A few years later, by then I was listening to other stuff, I bought it again on CD and listened to it as if it were the first time!

Nice review! Unfortunately, the only songs from the album I heard are "Senza vento," "Lasciami in down," and "Lombardia," but I have a great memory of them. ((:-D

Nothing new. It's no coincidence that it wasn't chosen as a single.
Anyway, Rohypnol is usually used for rapes, and Liam and Company play a lot on this. Just forget it all, indeed.
The desire to transgress is also evident in the video, perhaps too complicated for a good part of the people watching MTV.
Did you notice that the three common guys clock in before transforming? They represent the pawns of unscrupulous people who have made deals with the police (bribe to the cop towards the end) without caring about the consequences. In the end, everything goes back to how it was (the doll kicked at the beginning is shown again at the end of the video still intact). In short... a respectable video that is very dear to Liam: it seems that he dreamed up the scene with the milked cows. It's no coincidence that, before the release of the Greatest Hits, "Baby's got the Temper" was the only DVD distributed officially (same cardboard book, just yellow instead of red).
I’m a huge fan of the band and when I saw it in a store in Oslo, I couldn't help but buy it! ((:-D Quite a pathetic receipt.

This album remains one of Bersani's best.
Sufficiently received.

Beautiful review!
I really like Primus, but I'm missing the album in question and I only know the singles... argh!

Haha Puni, you’ve stayed true to the line. You told me in the chat that you'd thoroughly roast me, and here you are :-) Did you do the same for the other reviews? Anyway, Alessandro Bavo is the keyboardist and the songwriter, and this is clearly stated in the review. I admit I didn't dwell much on the explanation of the album. Maybe you can write another one yourself. :-p