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I'm very sorry to cut short the "review" of an album by Fabrizio De André, but I simply cannot not do it. I personally enjoy peculiar things immensely, but this "thing" has only the ultra-sycophantic "reviewing" idea on which it is based and a sea of nonsense that it is soaked in (including spelling errors and various interpretative inaccuracies regarding the album's content, as well as the invention of phantom poetic schools). Change style, listen to me...

I haven't read it, but then we can settle up later!!!

Oh my God, what an overdose of clichéd banality and "!!!". I thought that one about Nursery Crime was an isolated case. I'm sorry, but it almost causes me physical discomfort. I'm sure you can do better, so please don't take my comments personally.

Honestly, you are all too kind. The "review" is really quite little (age could be a justification for its immature nature). And then there are more "!!!" than words. What's the point, to call for applause!!! Anyway, it’s nice that this extraordinary stuff is appreciated by new generations.

Can I make a joke? Here it goes: but is this stuff safe?? Jokes aside, this seems really interesting.

They seem very interesting. And then they come from Oklahoma like the ...

They seem very interesting. And then they come from Oklahoma like the ...

It seems interesting, judging by the names mentioned.

In De-terno De-bitore, dear Staff. Anyway, in this "review" (??) I shot some big nonsense, like the claim that the string section in You Have To Be Joking is the work of FL/Dave Fridmann. In truth, it's just a rather long (treated) sample taken from the soundtrack of Brazil composed by Michael Kamen (anyone seen/heard it?). But the effect is really beautiful, and it sounds like the soundtrack was composed specifically to include a sample in this song. Regarding the diesel engine, it depends on your stereo system and its ability to reproduce very low frequencies (my car system and, partially, my home system have very limited capabilities, hence the rumble effect). If anyone is interested in fully reproducing the effect, I can lend them the car. X Josi: Actually, I wanted to, but my wife didn't approve. However, if I have a son, I will name him Pink Robot.

Aside from the first two tracks and the last one, it's an (almost) horrendous album for anyone who has ever been a fan of the old B&S.