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You're right, but don't belittle yourself like that, maybe as a fool, sooner or later, you'll move on to being an upright member. There’s a chance for everyone. With affection..

Oh sorry, 16 years old. Come on, just two more and you'll be able to understand and will.

Great comment simofigo91, love the nickname too. Kudos. 15 years old and not feeling it. I would appreciate some more arguments if you can.

Alright, let’s drop it. Totò worked with a lot of important people, he was a genius and didn’t just make people laugh, so let’s end the discussion and I’ll concede to you. I didn’t say you’re an idiot, just that you’re a bit too cocky, which sometimes leads to a dense fog of boredom.

Minchia Poletti, how boring you are.. Totò was a genius, no doubt about it (unfortunately misunderstood by me, but still a genius..). I've never laughed as much as I did in the first two Fantozzi films, and I believe no Italian film has ever made me laugh more than those. From start to finish, from the first to the last minute, and come on, where do you find other films that tear you in half like that? Fantozzi anticipated a reality that we continue to live in today. Credit to the director, credit to Villaggio.. But who the hell cares, the fact is that I could watch Fantozzi every day and it would never tire me.. Who the hell would watch a Totò film every day? Or the Marx brothers? Would they make you crack up like Fantozzi? Or Fracchia la Belva Umana alongside Banfi? He was also considered just a big idiot from B-movies, and today what happens? They re-evaluate and re-release the sexy comedy films, Banfi, Alvaro Vitali, and that bitch Fenech.. L'allenatore nel pallone was a cult movie, Banfi made you laugh as much as Villaggio did, you just had to look at his face to laugh heartily and come on.. Something that doesn’t happen to me at all with Totò, but it’s a matter of taste.. Ah, I’m just over twenty and I’ve seen enough films. A piece of advice: to Polè.. Lower your crest.. With affection..

November 16, 2007: after four years of silence in the music scene, interrupted by the dual disc (cd + dvd) "Campus Live" (November 2004) and the triple anthology compilation "Diamanti" (October 2006), Antonello Venditti finally returns to the record market with this new album of unreleased tracks, titled "Dalla pelle al cuore". For fuck's sake, and here I was hoping he had retired! So come on baby, SUL GRANDE RACCORDO ANULAREEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

Amen

For a singer, listening to Buckley is frustrating. Truly frustrating. Either you're born with it or you'll never get there. I consider him one of the greatest, if not the greatest singer to ever exist. Fortune was unfair to him. Record labels exploited and squeezed him to nausea (see the latest thing that came out recently, always the same old tracks). I think few appreciate Jeff deeply; his voice conveys emotions more than anyone else. It's not just music for its own sake. Only Grace deserves a 5, because it's the only album released while Buckley was still alive. The recordings at Sin-è show how a man with his guitar (some had called him the new Hendrix), his voice (what a voice), and a karaoke-style setup worth a few dollars could do impossible things for human nature. Whether there was a mega setup, a massive stage, or a damn broken amplifier, Jeff always managed to astonish.

Anyway, I will never listen to this album again since I crashed my car while it was in the player.

@nero: in what sense? Positive or negative? Great album, I wanted to review it myself sooner or later, the review is impeccable. The comparison with Stratos is half right; certain vocal embellishments remind me a lot of him, but the power of the good Demetrio was quite different from the great Deleo (I'm sorry he left Quintorigo, I miss him quite a bit..). Highway Star puts Deep Purple themselves to shame.