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Nick, I bought it and clearly read it (Le Provenienze dell'amore). For a Drake fan, I think it's a must, even though the final part is a bit too romanticized. Cheers.

OK, I'm buying a new keyboard.

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Honestly, duplicates like this are very welcome. The "review" contains parts that are very, very well done and others that are less so. Still, it seems very good to me. To conclude, two things: 1) The quote from American Beauty reminds me a lot of the final scene from Cosa Sono Le Nuvole (episode from Capriccio all'Italiana) by Pierpaolo Pasolini. In this scene, Totò and Ninetto Davoli are the protagonists, no longer useful to the show and abandoned in a huge landfill, of a performance of Othello in a puppet theater, respectively in the roles of Iago and Othello. The episode concludes with Totò, now abandoned in the vast dump alongside his stage partner, gazing at the sky embroidered with clouds above him and murmuring: "Oh, Wonderful, harrowing beauty of Creation." I think it's pointless to comment further... 2) Recently, I went to a concert by the Afterhours. Manuel Agnelli sang "Come Vorrei" from Hai Paura del Buio. I had already noticed the great similarity to Fly (musically speaking) in the past. But during the concert, it struck me even more because I thought how astonishing it must seem that even someone like Agnelli can love Nick Drake (he declared it himself).

DAMN KEYBOARD. I read what you wrote about Bennato. Since you are capable of doing much, much better (there's a sentence I liked a lot), I’ll tell you that I really don't like this one at all and also, pay attention to the Italian (..not "ci" remains, BUT to listen...) our poor, unique, beloved, mistreated national language... Long live the subjunctive!!!!

I read what you wrote about Bennato. Since you can do much, much better (there’s a phrase I liked a lot), I must say that I don’t like this one at all, and also, pay attention to the Italian (not "ci" remains, but "DI" ascoltare...) poor our unique, beloved, mistreated national language... Long live the subjunctives!!!!

I read what you wrote about Bennato. Since you are capable of doing much, much better (there's a sentence I liked a lot), I’ll tell you that this one I really don’t like, and also, pay attention to the Italian (..not "ci" remains, but "DI" ascoltare...) poor our, unique, beloved, mistreated national language... Long live the subjunctives!!!!

"..do you want someone, even your fiercest enemy, to speak well of you? Invite them to your funeral..". If it's yours, congratulations!!

3 for the commitment, but ...

One last thing. Why don't you (or Josi) write a review of it, so you can point out something that might help me appreciate it a bit more? Anyway, Josi, At War with The Mystics is a fantastic album. Try to dedicate a bit more time to listening to it.