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[rejectomorph]

I don't read Italian. I wonder what this is all about? I'm downloading what appears to be a music file (.wma) at the moment, from their Tarantelle Calabisi page. I suspect it to be traditional Calabrian music. They have a lot of it there, all free (though copy protected, apparently.) Don't know if it's any good. We shall see.

This is what you find if you Google for variations of "tarantula."

Edit: Tiny accordion and percussion. Frenetic. Interesting. A bit like slightly autistic Cajun music on speed. That's only the one track, though (Che bella sta sunata.) I might try another later, when I wake up. If I fetch any more of it now, I may never sleep again.

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[daisydumont.livejournal.com]

that's tourist info and real estate links for the Reggio-Calabria region of italy. i never got that far south. my loss! it looks beautiful.

a tarantella really is frenetic. i guess it's supposed to sound like you'd dance that fast if a tarantula bit you.

:)

[waning-estrogen.livejournal.com]

I knew you'd come to his rescue.

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[daisydumont.livejournal.com]

hope i helped! if there's anything specific, i'll do my best to translate. :)

(i see the word 'italian' and my eyes light up like a pin-ball machine. *g*)

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

http://babelfish.altavista.com/

they translate websites. (poorly, but it gets the gist)