England or U.S.A.?

[aorlansky60]

@ Hairless and @ Twoofus


...in fact, I understood the [easy] reference to "Due-come-noi",

but not the macaronic "FaccioOrli", very difficult for me, it's two hours that I'm freezing my brain to undestand, but I don't undestand ...somebody help me, please ???

[aorlansky60]

And by the way, tell me one thing, man: what do you mean when you say that "you are a child of the stars"?...

...maybe some reference to ALDO GOLFODINAPOLI ??? and his italian hit of 1977 ? ("Figli delle stelle" ndr)

[twoofus]

He said that "you are doing rims since 1960". Mah, he got just a heart of stone. Hairless Heart of Stone.

Yes, that song by Aldo Golfodinapoli, I remember... but then again, I'm wondering who is His Majesty Dean Harrow and his grandchildren?

[Hairless Heart]

Oh no.....
here is needed a lesson in the history of music!!!
Den Harrow is the best musician in the story of modern pop italian music.
His hits are:
Pazzo Desiderio

Cervello Futuro

Prendi la Volpe (do not confuse with a minor album Caccia alla Volpe of La Genesi)

You have to study , and come back in september.

[aorlansky60]

@ Twoofus

ach!

I really did not expect this!

we took all together, you and me, a famous kaziaton because we don't know this Den Freccia...

who is this kid ? Den Freccia....

I've got to consult all of my BIBLES in Rock Music,

in meantime, all my apologizes to Hairless

it's very strange, because I know very well this not significant little prog band called "la genesi" and his record "il Ballo della Volpe", but i've not notice of this Den Freccia reputed as a major artist ever in rock music... bah! there is always something to learn, evidently...

[twoofus]

Cuore Spelacchiato was joking. Nobody knows who the hell is Den Feccia. Ops... Freccia!
aorlansly60, We have to return the epokal kazziaton back to the sender.

[aorlansky60]

... You mean that is coming another famous and more energic kaziaton ver. 2.0 by Hairless ??????

[Lamia]

Ha ha madness here

About Den Harrow, he is perfect for this thread, because i knew that his artistic name was invented by an Italian producer that wanted to search an international name . He thought to take the Italian word “denaro” and translate it on Den Harrow. That’s brilliant!

Anyway, Cervello Futuro, Prendi la Volpe are nice pop songs!

[Hairless Heart]

(...and those who stop these..... )

[aorlansky60]

Let's talk about not an american and/or not an england rock band,

but a Canadian Rock Band :

I LUPI DELLA STEPPA (a name that puts FEAR to read it, before listening his music...)

One of my favorite song of this band is "LO SPACCIATORE" (a song contained in the soundtrack of the famous film "LA CAVALCATA FACILE" witch contain another famous song of this band, "NATO PER ESSERE SELVAGGIO") a song characterized by long and very very acid guitar riffs,

in the best west coast sound tradition of the time...

[twoofus]

Do you mean that film starring Gioacchino Figlio di Nicola, Dionisio Tramoggia and Pietro Deep, also known as "Capitano Stati Uniti d'America"?
It was a legendary soundtrack by Gli Uccelly, i Lupi della Steppa, Giacomino Endrigo, Robbo Dilaniato e la Banda.

[aorlansky60]

@ Twoofus

"Do you mean that film starring Gioacchino Figlio di Nicola, Dionisio Tramoggia and Pietro Deep, also known as "Capitano Stati Uniti d'America"?
It was a legendary soundtrack by Gli Uccelly, i Lupi della Steppa, Giacomino Endrigo, Robbo Dilaniato e la Banda."


yes of course, just that title you write,

You Right : the soundtrack of the film was fabulous, made by all these guys "a la page" of the time.

There was also a curious song from "LE PRUGNE ELETTRICHE"

[Watcher]

Fermate questi due!!!

[aorlansky60]

Fermate questi due!!!

uh?

...something to find like "attenti a quei due" ?

Okay, I know : THE PERSUADERS

...but I'm not Antonio (de)Curtis, not even Ruggero Mora...