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@Iside: What do you think? @Macaco: Trust me, Sylvain is great too. Hello to all four of you.

I don't know... Interesting... The Beatles' song, however, makes me feel a bit... Let's just say that Tokio blues is a better title, come on... And Caulfield remains the best... Or at least the most entertaining...

"Ginsberg and Lennon now have their Italian counterpart." ---> Come on... :-)

@Hypno: I have a fond memory of Iside's lasagna, yes, yes...

It has little to do with it, but... Today I heard a song by Biagio Antonacci in a bar... I don't know if it's the new single or what, but it's definitely a colossal plagiarism... But he might call it a tribute... Or maybe, who knows, an irreverent parody...

Oh my God, you reminded me... "Million Dollar Hotel," the worst movie in history. The version of "Satellite of Love" is... I don't know... a bore... I tried to listen to the soundtrack of "Frida" too, but I gave up almost immediately... I have some issues with Latin pop... And your e d i t o r i a l m a d e... It was nice, yes, yes... :-) Bye

Oh yes, I always have a kind word for everyone. To my friends, I reserve the best things, just like a good shopkeeper does for loyal customers. :-) Do you want to invest in me and Borromeo? Well, as someone would say: "...Such a heavenly way to die." Dying with Alessandro, however, wouldn't exactly be a pleasure or a privilege, but whatever... I didn't know that Jovovich also sang; if I find her version of "Satellite of Love," I'll listen to it, otherwise I'll leave it in my erotic fantasies, which is just fine too. :-) Bye.

@Cece65: I don’t know, I don’t remember well, but it doesn’t seem like... Maybe you went on the second date. I was at the first one. Anyway, with the heat and the crowd, I wouldn’t have minded getting a water bomb... @Hypno: The Velvet were definitely in Bologna, I don’t know about the other dates... You say Lou Reed was absent... Who knows, who remembers... However, around that time, the Bono-Reed duet ("Satellite of love") was played a lot on the radio. So, I’d guess he was there, but I’m not sure... By the way, your editorial sucks.:-)

Well, I heard the older brother of this box (that is, the one that starts with "Trespass" and ends with "The Lamb"), the version with the vinyls by the way, and those records, the nice ones let’s say, sound soooo good, definitely much better than the 1994 remasters, which were already another planet compared to the first CD edition... In short, there’s no limit to progress...

Damn, when I saw U2 and Pearl Jam in Verona in the summer of '93, they were there too. I remember that during the performance of "celebrate," the singer, having noticed some movement down on the lawn, handed the microphone to a guy in the front row, who sang (or rather, horribly sang) the lyrics of "gli spari sopra." The singer looked really sad. I had been sad for a while...