Dragonstar

At the same level, this is the debut. Indeed... even if it's by milliseconds, perhaps I am closer to this.

*More CONNECTED to this. I'm losing pieces....

But did you listen to it?

I found this courage...

And what is the secret to listening to an entire album of this guy? By the third track, I would probably start to feel dizzy and experience assorted sugar drops.

I know, I understand you, the fact is that I don't like to give it a rating if I haven't gone all the way through the torture. In any case, it's not an experience I would easily repeat. And of course, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone...

Look, he's not a terrible singer; he’s just ‘commercial.’ Believe me, there are people who make awful records but if they could do things their own way without risking their success... When I was in the military, I met Francesco Puccioni, aka Mike Francis, who spent a couple of months in the service before getting a comfy reassignment to go record and shoot videos with Amii Stewart. In the evenings, he’d strum a guitar in the barracks, and with Puccioni, they played Steely Dan and Gino Vannelli; he was in love with Marvin Gaye, Hall & Oates, all the R&B and soul of the Sixties, not to mention ‘Survivor’ (which isn’t even a throwaway song).

One could say the same about Alex Britti, who finds success with commercial songs but is actually a big fan of rock, blues, and jazz; you can tell from his guitar phrasing in his tracks. Anyway, I have nothing against Ferro, I just hate his music.

"Look, he's not as bad as a singer" No, and that's what makes it even more infuriating (well, it's just a figure of speech...). It's just that now he's a marketing puppet; he's no longer even a singer.

Immense album that I am voraciously listening to these days.

I care for him very much. Now I have many friends, but there was a time when I would go out alone, even on Saturday nights, and this album kept me company; it seemed made just for me...

It was.

"Drunk on the Moon."