marco85

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Steve Vai Passion And Warfare
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"I don't want to be the theorist and the intellectual of the situation...nor the philosopher..." luckily, the premises were good...
Steve Vai Passion And Warfare
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"Have you ever seen virtuosity in a Kubrick film..." are you joking?! Look, Kubrick's films are incredibly complex from a technical standpoint! Do you even know what you're talking about? "Does 'l'infinito' seem to you a work of depth or simply three words put together without meaning just because Leopardi knew how to speak?" Don’t attribute to me things I haven’t said. 'L'infinito' is a profoundly deep work, but it also has beauty in Leopardi's language (technically sublime). Oh, no, it’s true that if it’s technical, it’s just show-off. Oh come on, give me a break...
Steve Vai Passion And Warfare
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maybe I'll send you a photo posing "steve vai" and we'll talk about it...
Steve Vai Passion And Warfare
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No, we can discuss that.
Steve Vai Passion And Warfare
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I'm sorry, but it seems you haven't provided any text to translate. Please send the text you would like me to translate into English.
Steve Vai Passion And Warfare
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and so on and so forth
Steve Vai Passion And Warfare
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no one has ever said that Leonardo is a show-off after seeing the Last Supper
Steve Vai Passion And Warfare
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no one has ever said that kubrick is a show-off after watching barry lyndon
Steve Vai Passion And Warfare
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no one has ever said that Chopin is a show-off after hearing the Polonaise Heroic.
Steve Vai Passion And Warfare
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no one has ever said that Leopardi is a show-off after reading "L'infinito"