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Well, the "beauties" are different: I commenti di fedeee Great review, even though I haven't seen either the first or the second one, it says a lot of things I agree with. In recent years, Hollywood has shown its worst side, especially in sequels...Indiana Jones docet.

I mean, it was practically the only serious concert for me this year at the Festival, because I wanted to go see Agnostic Front but I gave up to save some cash, I wanted to go see Punkreas and/or Jello Biafra but for various reasons I couldn’t make it, and last night I got hit with a 10 euro ticket for the reggae supergroup (they're good, mind you, a lot of people, but 10 euros for them and 5 for Quintorigo and 10 for Biafra... I don’t know..). I don’t agree with the lineup, which was particularly interesting this year, but I liked the review because it talks about a reality that’s mine using terms I share, at least in part. For example, the audience that night seemed, as usual, quite varied to me. Sure, other acts drew the crowds, but it didn’t strike me as such an out-of-the-ordinary event for the Festival. As for them, they were very good but you could feel the lack of a rhythm section worthy of Mingus (read: drums). At least I felt it. To conclude, of course, I also signed it.

For me, the 5 Samurai were even better... at least as far as I remember, I never revisited either of them. Oh yes, Sirio the Dragon was pretty awesome too.

I think I'll listen to it, great suggestion and excellent review! I missed out on some Audioslave and Nightwatchman, but this seems worth it from ez's words. Despite everything, I did kind of like Audioslave (one of my favorite singers + one of my favorite guitarists + one of my favorite bands, they couldn't completely disappoint me), since I'm at it, I think I'll also catch up on Nightwatchman, of which I've only heard a little. PS @Michoos_What, I agree with your first comment from "Prima" to "come," and then again from "Per" to "norm."

This would be worth a listen.. I like the CCCP but never paid much attention to the CSI. But is the interview in the link with Richard Benson?

Lady Oscar, that really was something; but the ultimate Amarcord for me would be the Knights of the Zodiac and the 5 Samurai... now that I think about it, maybe they're already among the reviews, I'm starting to doubt.

I too would watch it from time to time... needless to say, my favorite moment was the dressing scene! I wouldn’t call it a masterpiece, but it’s definitely better than the stuff that’s out now. The review is quite long; sometimes you need that, but I’ll get back to it maybe when I finish reading it all, at the next solstice. PS My favorite was the one with short hair.

What do you have against reggae? May Jah bless you! PS @Casamorta, I think if you only want girls who know Paradise Lost, you’re out of luck.

PS Stoney is right.

"[...]since Tremonti is humanly unable to play both instruments at the same time, in addition to the delicate task, let’s not forget, of managing to pull Italy out of the economic crisis[...]." Perhaps a bit long, but it pays off greatly in content! I think Tremonti should have focused entirely on the band and avoided political commitments; he would have undoubtedly achieved better results! Anyway, Eddie Vedder is untouchable; no one comes close to him. But weren’t they like a Christian rock band?