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5 Commenti a “Top Ten”

1. SteveBi scrive:
   30 giugno 2007 alle 11:07

   1. ringrazia A.:prima di tutto per la sua gentilezza e disponibilità, poi perchè leggendo quello che si scrive in giroal riguardo, mi son tirato un pò sù di moralevisto che buona parte di ciò che diceva mi risultava chiara, anzi, alcune volte ci ho anche dialogato. Ma quello che manca è l’esercizio… riuscissi mai a trovare someone che avvia voglia di parlare in english…
   2. il montaggio già… ma ce l’hai? forte come sempre
   3. forse io mi incarterei più di te, avendoti closer…
   4. per la classifica di A. … sono rimasto con la curiosità di ascoltare i brani di arstisti, perlomeno perme, sconosciuti.
   Arriverooorci!
   SB

2. Sara scrive:
   1 luglio 2007 alle 00:21

   Eheh… Per lo meno l’accento è abbastanza pulito e quindi si capisce bene. Comunque guarda che anch’io, quando mi spara un super discorso alle 7 di mattina, tendo a perdermi…

   Il montaggio ce l’ho ma in versione rallenty… Devo ancora controllare il nuovo mp3. Già avevo la voce semi-roca… poi me l’avete pure rallentata… bella schifezza che ero…

   Closer la prossima volta è tutta tua, te lo dico.
   Io nel frattempo darò la caccia alle zanzare… Forse dovremmo chiudere la finestra e accendere il condizionatore.

   La classifica è tutta tua… divertiti pure. Ma potrei già dirti cosa non ti piacerà…

3. Andrea scrive:
   2 luglio 2007 alle 00:06

   So I spent the last week plus with Sara in Italy. She took me around to several cities, including Rome, Lucca, and Milan. We had train rides and bus rides and metro rides and car rides, (and also plane rides for me). We listened to music and professed our love for Radiohead. We went cd shopping and wandered around. I stared at buildings as she drove, because I’m still in awe over urban architecture even though I moved from my native South Florida and lived in NYC and London for the past 4 years. (And no question blown-away by the Roman ruins and buildings etc) She explained her view of Dante and the reccorded beginnings of the Italian language. Our conversations weren’t limit to just that but went on to include health care in each other’s countries, the usual politics, and of course human emotions and love and all that other beautiful and meloncholy stuff. I love rain. We both love Radiohead. Life is ok.

   Sara had me present a playlist of my choice on Musicland, while we were in Tuscany. I was a bit nervous to be on the radio but excited as whenever you feel like you are being creative even if in the most minimal way. My creativity was not original, as in I did not create the music but it was my chosing of songs that meant something to me and therefore had its own element of originality. When chosing songs, I went through my ipod and picked some songs I enjoy listening to. To say whether or not they are my favorite, that’s difficult, but at the very least they are song I enjoy. I also appreciate diversity in all areas and thus put this forth when chosing the songs and artists. Some of the artists I chose are more mainstream or at least well-known. So I tried to pick not their most popular songs but instead songs I really enjoy and maybe songs that some don’t get to know on a regular basis.

   Stefano and Sara, the djs were so welcoming and they both have that persona or energy or something for entertainment. You can see they truly enjoy it and know how to do it with naturalness. It was a pleasure seeing the inner-workings of a radio show. Especially two Italian natives so willing to communicate with me in my native tongue, since my Italian language is limited to the very few words I’ve learned this week including, grazie, prego, gelato, and scusi. It’s amazing seeing this energy they both posess in Italian on the air, then they bring it over to English, and then back to Italian (between translations and everything). To them Grazie.

   The two years between mine and Sara’s meetings have seemed removed during the time we spent together in the last week plus. Even though those two years have been filled for each of us on an individual level with goal-accomplishing and figuring out life as always and constant and everyday little life experiences, it’s just like we said our byes in NY the other day. And here again about to say our byes in Italy. Hopefully next it will be us saying our Hellos in Buenos Aires, and neither of us perfectly or natively speaking the language. Arrivederci.

4. SteveBi scrive:
   2 luglio 2007 alle 14:19

   Thanks Andrea. I’d like to receive the same comment on my blog. If u can, like and want to do it… http://musiclandblog.blogspot.com/2007/06/ml-diary-s52-25-giu-01-lug-2007.html#links (u can also see your photo with Sara).
   As i have written before, it was a good experience for my english.
   Hope to see (hear) u soon!
   Have a nice day!
   SB

5. Alex scrive:
   3 luglio 2007 alle 12:22

   Forte come sempre davvero Sara. E questo è anche testimoniato non solo dalla piazzetta che di colpo si rianima, tanto che io non riesco spesso a star dietro a tutti i messaggi che arrivano, e anche dagli sms, tant’è che il 340 mi scambiava per Clarissa. Ti riaspettiamo presto, per una summer ml scintillante… E… lancio l’appello anche da qui a tutti quelli che sono in piazzetta. Dotatevi di microfono e cerchiamo di ricominciare a parlare… Purtroppo ultimamente questa abitudine si era un po’ persa a causa spesso di problemi tecnici. Ora però questi problemi, almeno da parte mia non ci sono piu’, da parte della radio spero nemmeno.
   Ciao.