fusillo

And you squonimo, to kill Mangoni, such a nice person, a serious professional... Shame on you, rascal!

Captain, have you heard the album? I'm not telling you this just because there are already 3 reviews... 4-5 clichés... Come on. :-) @Azzo: But why are you so hard on Elio? He even made a song wishing that Litfiba would get back together. Come on (and that's two...). :-)

Yes, alright Azzo, the Litfiba were seeking an Italian way to rock, blending new wave, free jazz, English punk, and even African black music... But what’s the result of this musical melting pot? Two balls. :-) And look, I commented on this review only because I listened to the album again some time ago, uhè not everything, obviously. And I’ll tell you, besides making me feel two balls (by now I think it’s clear, but better to reiterate, you never know...), I was surprised at how poorly the album in question had aged. Sounds that are typically eighties, music created with an expiration date and even a lottery number. In short, stuff that was born old. Ah, and I've said quite a few bullshit over almost two years; one more, what will it matter... :-)

Ah, thanks Rikii. I've heard about that tour, but it has nothing to do, in terms of how it was conceived and the material performed, with "The Yellow Shark." Well, nothing wrong with that in the end...

Damn, I get it that Elio gets on your nerves, there's no need to remind me every time. Anyway, I'll say it again, even though the two things are completely unrelated, Elio's latest is beautiful, this album is boring. Greetings and happy Easter to you and all the other nice debaser fans.
Signed: Fusillo Castaldo-Fegiz.

Ball disc...

Beautiful album. But let me ask you something: Has Elio performed concerts with a large orchestra? Symphonic music like "The Yellow Shark"? Written by him? Are you sure about that? I mean, really sure?

They should have Eddie meet the girl on the cover. Who knows, maybe they'll like each other. :-)

"My work concludes with the German musical notation 'B.A.C.H.', which corresponds to the notes B flat, A, C, B. It is the third theme of the last fugue. My name appears in measure 194." ---> Well, I guess he included his name in several other compositions...

Excuse me, how come Bach knows what the internet and debaser are, but has never seen an I-Pod or even a stereogram?:-)