'Tales From Monographic Oceans': a spontaneous journey across a stretch of sea, cutting the isthmuses of some discographies (Willie Nile 61, 5)
'What the hell are you singing, Willie?', or: for almost fifty years, how to be admired by a series of rock'n'roll icons and yet not be - for one reason or another - practically noticed by anyone.
Could it be that, besides a lot of criticism (which, as we know, is by definition capricious), worthless people like Springsteen, Bruce; Smith, Patti; Costello, Elvis might actually be right?
Just in case, maybe give him a listen?
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