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Don't worry weseven. This time I won't take your kids away because of your mistake.

Alè, another promising kilometer page.

Editors, I would like both of Kobe Bryant's eyes in bold, if possible.

Well, I don't know it perfectly either, but I've had the chance to listen to something else, "fantasia flamenca" and some interpretations of classical music (particularly De Falla and Rodrigo and Albeniz), which I found delightful. Furthermore, I honestly think it’s superior to the other two, both technically (maybe because flamenco has a hellish finger technique) and in terms of improvisation.

Your criticisms of the three are certainly understandable. What can I say? I appreciated it a lot, not only for its technique but also for its compositions. De Lucia is perhaps the best of the three. I agree that the other two only work in broader contexts.

Thank you, that was actually my goal.

Does dire straits make you think??

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Bring a vintage whiskey on the rocks for blacklight. It's my treat.

COMMENT ON THE REVIEW:
The first thing that came to my mind while listening to "Never Back Down" was: damn, Bono Vox has finally ditched that loser the Edge and recorded a piano piece. And what a piece—-> of crap that he also released.
"Then I find out that Bono is very much intent on continuing to play with U2, and that despite the wonderful duet with the queen of r'n'b Mary J Blige, he isn't shifting towards pop sounds" ------> nice one, because weren’t U2 already pop??? Oh no, sorry, they're the precursors of post-minimalist-Filipino avant-garde. No wonder the guitarist of U2 is named Ligeti.
"And he's the one with the gnome-like voice, as demonstrated by the two whiny laments of the piece, where Joost's high-pitched wails are truly Britney-esque. In the pauses between verses of the stanzas, the insubstantial piano is heard, and right after, the vocals kick back in, really quite embolic overall, just ready to be devoured by some thousands of dicks in a stadium." ----> here I made some corrections.
"There's nothing in particular that excites me" ----> so what the hell???
the whole piece gives me that stupid Coldplay pop feeling (see "Clocks"). ----> already better.
God, I find myself listening to a little masterpiece (one of the best tracks of 2006, I think) and the first thing I think about is U2????????----> Good, you should ask yourself these questions.
Better turn on "Atom Heart Mother," maybe live, and leave the Tree of Joshua alone. ----> you’re gaining points.
What a rock'n'roll life, huh? ------> this one deserves a 5. Hilarious.