"Clich", "1789" and "Pinocchio Bazaar" consist of music for three different theatrical pieces. The first one was born from a collaboration between Guido Mazzon and drummer Tony Rusconi, and was written after drummer Toto Zaruso left the band. These are completely instrumental songs which once again demonstrate how courageous and experimenting Stormy Six were at the time; maybe also due to recent changes in the line-up, they refused to repeat the 'clich' of their precious masterpiece "Un Biglietto del Tram". The songs were intended to be used as a soundtrack, but also published on an LP format probably because they could live on their own too. Song titles are here just a guide to the listener, hints that guide him on his personal view of the story. An experiment whose value is increased when we consider the period during which it was conceived.