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No, I mean... 11 links, 10 perfectly working, the only one that doesn't work is the one to my review of the doctor who takes trips at night... Damn it. :-)

What a funny guy Cardinal Bagnasco is…

"like 98% of the prog dear Mr. Fusillo" ---> Well yes, I confirm... But also Faust'o...

Super boring record... (but to each their own, right...)

Well, in my opinion, the track "look at the fool" is one of the most beautiful things written by Buckley Sr... From "Greetings from L.A." I would choose "Sweet Surrender" and from "Sefronia" "Because of you"... Anyway, yes, this anthology could have been done without, as well as the DVD "My fleeting house" released last year...

@h.b: I don't know, I think Borromeo is good. Who cares if she has connections, she's good-looking, that's enough for me :-). Anyway, I also liked Costamagna, you know.... Exactly, we're talking about "sandblasting" but no, it wasn't the Gang: Mollica interviewed Ricky Gianco (you tell me if this is a mitigating or aggravating factor. :-)). "Elio plays rock... NOOOOO Celentano plays rock... :-) does that ring a bell?" ---> Yes, it reminds me of that silly Iside :-). Bye.

Ah, well, on the "way of life" you are completely right. By the way, these Italian Indies, I wonder why they are always so angry? :-)

Ah, you like Elio? I really thought he didn’t drive you crazy... Well, I’m glad to hear that. :-) I don’t know if it’s a matter of vocation. Elio took almost ten years to release his first album. And his best period, in my opinion, was from '89 to '96, (not that he’s doing badly today, oh no...) pretty much the period with Feyez, who joined the group in '88 and passed away in '98. It’s all about having good ideas. If you have those, you can do big concerts, symphonies, or minuets, and the audience will buy them just the same... I don’t know, I’m reminded of the twelve hours of "Ti amo." Who would ever think of singing a single song for twelve hours straight? :-) And who knows, maybe the best ideas from Storie Tese came straight out of the brain of Feyez-Paolo Panigada. It goes without saying that the ideas from Italian Indies don’t seem all that brilliant...

"The good old Clint is looking great" --> I haven't seen the movie, but I believe you're absolutely right. Old Clint is always in great shape.

@Cpt: Ok, no arguing about personal favorites. :-) @h.p.: Yes, I think the girl is called Borromeo... But, even if you can't stand her, she's still a looker. :-) Elio does rock, I reiterate and raise the stakes: at the May Day concert in '91, Elio sang his "Ti amo" with altered lyrics, a version that talked about political and entrepreneurial wrongdoing (Ti amo Ciarrapico... Ti amo yes I loooove you!). A few minutes later, four burly guys stormed the stage and physically carried the band backstage. Performance halted, censorship, etc... Elio, while being held by one of the burly guys, shouted: "LIKE JIM MORRISON!". I mean, it doesn't get more rock than that... If Italian Indies did things like this, they probably wouldn't have to beg for television slots on the pages of XL. :-)