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"Ligabue", "Lambrusco Rose Coltelli & Popcorn", "Sopravvissuti e Sopravviventi", "A che ora è la fine del mondo?", "Buon Compleanno Elvis" then he stopped right? @Dictionary: happy birthday who? Anyway, this is still an album that holds up..

A bunch of immense assholes, with a capital A! Regarding work, Stoney, I can tell you that my first job (as a worker) was at a famous multinational company; I was young, I didn't know anything yet, I thought it was a serious thing... I learned that there are hierarchies made up of minor assholes, major assholes, and mega assholes, with a gigantic asshole at the top who doesn't give a damn about who you are, what you think, whether you're sick or well, as long as you always work like a beast, never complain, DO NOT THINK WITH YOUR HEAD BUT WITH THEIRS, and if you show yourself to be even slightly difficult, they do everything to make you feel miserable, wear you down, and make you run away with your tail between your legs. You’re not for them if you have an opinion, if you don’t talk about football, girls, and work. In the end, I said goodbye to them (and I was getting well paid, I assure you) and cordially told them to go fuck themselves. From there, I learned what the world of work is really like.

And we always fall back on Chuck Berry, well.. There’s no doubt that he was more musically important, but I have some slight doubts about his influence, if you don’t mind me saying.. Anyway.. The world is beautiful because there are so many minds that, fortunately, don’t think the same thing.

Wow, Dictionary, how much do you know! The Doors, The Rolling Stones, The Velvet Underground, Zappa... My goodness... And they are all amazing bands and artists! I didn’t even know them! You impressed me. Do you know why Elvis was more important than them? Because he came first, simple, right? And if it hadn’t been for Elvis, my dear, the history of music wouldn’t have been the same. Sure, there could have been anyone else, but darling, it was him, what can you do... The only group that had historical importance in terms of media shock and revolution you didn’t mention, it’s just talk and no substance, talk and no substance. I’m bored... Regards.

It was Francoise Lavigne.. The dictionary of my lousy phone is a piece of crap.. It does whatever the hell it wants. Does yours have all the T9 rock included? If you type Elvis Presley does it recognize it or do you have to enter it manually? At J&R it comes up "and who the hell is that? not essential!";o)

Yes, I know, there were me, Elvis, and Beppe who went crazy for Fiona Spears, great-great-grandmother, Maudeline Aguilera, great-aunt, and Beyoncé, that one never changed her name. Then if you wanted something a little more intense there was Francoise Lacugne, who was already playing the cello behind her back. Good times. I had asked a question, but oh well. You dance around the bone with skillful, evasive words, but you don’t bite..

It's a shame they didn't put Elvis's face on the milk cartons.

Even a century back? So Elvis would be a vile plagiarist, even of Verdi and Schumann, good grief! And I thought otherwise... I guess I need to look at history with different eyes. Crazy stuff, one never stops learning.

I really put my all into it (not really..) but I just can't stand them, they give me hives, especially Chris Martin's voice. I never understood why they became so successful. Nice review.

Applause on open stage!