Nick Cave a Milano

[Diablorosa]

Wow this would be great if I spoke a language that was a mix of Italian and English that constantly overlapped itself.

[MavisHyacinth]

I completely agree, was just thinking same! woulda been great,

[Minkiara]

Peccato per la voce che lo copriva, i sottotitoli sarebbero stati perfetti.

[EuchridEucrow1]

Poor Nick, man!

By the way the book's he talking about is a biography of Harry Houdini, by William Kalush (who did most of the research) and Lary Sloman (who ghost wrote it) which I had the opportunity to pick up at a Chapters in December of 2007.

Highly recommended unless you're a big fan of Arthur Conan Doyle, in which case brace yourself!

[traumcave]

thank you for the exact names.

poor nick..

[eirelegend]

I don't think he enjoyed that interview. One cool dude though.

[MavisHyacinth]

i think he enjoyed the interview, it the most genuine enthusiam i think i've ever heard in an interview with him.

[bonniegila]

thank for posting..it was intresting..harry houdini i love that man

[dabro4711]

first comment???

Thank you for posting this

Dank je wel!