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I saw their photos. Some truly priceless guys...

Nice as splinters under your nails.

A thank you to the only prelate I can tolerate. :-)

I saw Pacifico in concert in May and I wasn't impressed. The cover is by Tanino Liberatore, the author of the comic Ranxerox, just to be clear, and of the cover of "The Man from Utopia" by Frank Zappa. Perhaps a mention in the review would have been appropriate.

I didn't know about the release of Beck's new album either. I'll take care of it. And I don’t understand why everyone assumes that "Guero" is a bad album. In my opinion, it's not bad at all.

Isis, you just have to look for the eccentric characters;-) . Hi. And hi to Wanderer too.

He seems like a genuine character, but the song, “chariot” I mean, is neither fish nor flesh.

Great review, Iside. Every now and then they show on TV a beautiful duet between Giorgio and Mina where they reinterpret some of those gorgeous songs. If only there were characters like that around today...

A hello to all the participants. @Zaireeka: What do you think a liar is? :-) Not only does this record exist, but there is also a second one that at the time was never even released in stores, and that today seems to be more available than "Bullshit 3, 1/4". The title is "Kathmandu Sessions". I ordered it and have been waiting for months... Should I deduce something? Speaking of crossovers, dear wrecking ball, do you think that in "Kathmandu..." there's a song called "The hippies are the assholes of tomorrow"? Which shows that Danny Ben knew a lot and about various topics... Yes, indeed this record is quite hard to find, dear Kid_A, but I'm sure that if you sharpen your wits and arm yourself with A LOT of patience, you'll find a way to get it. Happy Sunday, lawyer Fidia. :-)

In my opinion, the best albums by Dire Straits are the first one, "Love Over Gold," and "Brothers in Arms." "Making Movies" is nice, but I can't get past the third track anymore.