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So what is the most reviewed album?

I agree with Fallen and Cornell... yes, she managed well in the duet, it could have turned out to be a mess considering the immense nature of the song, but all in all, it's respectable.

I wish I could have been there. I don't know Barbarossa at all, but judging by the review, it would have been worth it anyway. Marcorè is immense.

I preferred Primus, very quirky but I think less so than Claypool's solo work, of which I only listened to the first one that left a good impression on me, but nothing extraordinary. I don't know, I'll see if I listen to this one too; the page speaks well of it, and he remains a great artist. The "concept" and the cover are definitely something absurd.

What I heard was quite the opposite, London. Perhaps it was expertly edited, but the concept that came through was that. I would have been more inclined to agree if they had said what you reported.

A page full of clichés, I disagree, right now these are dangerous things to say. Nanni Moretti in "Caro Diario" expresses it best, with his usual irony; I don't think there's much more to add to what he has already said. In just two lines, he wipes away all the rhetoric that has been and is still being made about the activism of those years. Anyway, Mezzogiorno, interviewed on the news, stated, paraphrasing, that this film is important because it sheds light on a chapter of Italian history that is rarely consulted, since it was not explained why left-wing violence is often considered less significant than right-wing violence. Well, disgusting.

Uh..O_O I know the first one by name, but I've never heard of the second! Recommend me some albums, maybe! :-) Anyway, I feel super ignorant, and to think I should know about art and artists... oh well.

Fedeee let it go, they’re not for you. It's stuff for fascists and pseudometallers.

I have always liked Goya and I have always liked this painting... and also Expressionism, by the way. I share the idea of bringing them together, therefore. I was thinking about the two enigmatic artists but nothing comes to mind... from the depths of my ignorance.

1 and 94, damn, give me some too.