ilSanto

Padano, you are a filthy son of a bitch!!!!!!!!

...in a world like this, I’m not surprised that there are people who listen to this stuff...ugh!!!

Great album! A true masterpiece, PERIOD. And as for his colleagues, Miles Davis, Eric Clapton, Brian May, Bono (U2) didn't want any compensation to collaborate with him... In fact, Clapton only asked for 400 pounds for including his guitar solo in "Wonderful World" (a normal amount that a typical session musician earns), which the record label was supposed to donate to charity. Even Eric Clapton himself, after attending a Sugar concert in Palermo, was so enthusiastic about his music that he went to find him in his dressing room to give him compliments... and surely a musician like Clapton knows what he’s doing; he doesn’t just go around complimenting anyone he meets. Miles Davis, while he was in Italy, happened to hear "Dune Mosse" and he liked the piece so much that he expressed a desire to play his trumpet on that song. Captivated by Sugar's voice, he even wrote a blues piece specifically intended for Sugar. And I could continue sharing anecdotes that allowed the Emilian musician to work with such prestigious musicians. Furthermore (and I want to emphasize this), these events were also recounted by the people involved, not just by Sugar. And do you really think that people like that need Sugar's money to survive? Come on, don’t make me laugh! You really don’t know what to invent just to discredit him. The truth is that we are facing one of the greatest Italian singers who have ever existed, highly esteemed even by his much more illustrious colleagues... so now you have only one thing left to do: COME TO TERMS WITH IT. And finally, stop saying nonsense.

I clicked on the reviews of these idiots' albums for a good laugh, and instead, I felt the urge to go to the bathroom... only a fool could have the guts to listen to the music (?) of those guys. Five dickheads who, as fans, have thousands of other dickheads. The review and the album don't deserve any comments.

...thank goodness... I thought I was the only one who jerked off thinking about Geri... this review really relieved me... ;D

...I want to find meaning in this singer, even if this singer has no meaning...

...but where will we end up at this rate ...

Well!! It really takes courage to call it music... The usual stuff that first-time teenagers listen to. When they go to concerts of these little bands instead of listening to their songs, they spend all their time crying, screaming, and pulling their hair (pathetic)... certainly, if those boys were ugly and didn't waste their time posing with "cool" attitudes, no one would pay attention to them. From this, it’s clear that they have nothing to do with music (a big word considering the times we live in; one should think twice before uttering the word 'music' and attaching it to such fools).

This guy basically wrote a song and then recycled it many times, considering that all his songs are the same. Calling him an artist seems a bit exaggerated to me; he gives me the impression of someone who sings just to work and bring home the bacon. Every now and then he makes an appearance on Costanzo's show and Maria De Filippi (another useless character), and if it weren't for them, this man would certainly risk being unemployed. Well, maybe not unemployed… he could always sing at weddings and plaza parties, duetting with Anna Tatangelo and with the kids from "amici" for choreography...

who knows why zukina and lovemusic don’t say who their favorite singers are (they’re afraid someone might destroy their idols) but for sure they listen to stuff that’s really trendy in recent years, in short… and then, WAKE UP!! EVERYONE COPIES. EVER SINCE STRISCIA LA NOTIZIA AIRED THAT NOW FAMOUS SEGMENT ON ZUCCHERO, ALL THEY DO IS REPEAT THAT ZUCCHERO COPIES… this shows the narrow-minded mentality of certain individuals who get carried away by everything they hear and see on TV. And do you think the others are all saints? Vasco Rossi, Ligabue, Pausini, and many other well-known singers have copied songs in their repertoire, but strangely no one has the courage to highlight it, especially the media, because they fear that criticizing certain singers might provoke the wrath of thousands of fans; as a result, their newspapers would sell a few less copies and their programs would risk suffering drops in ratings. So they found a scapegoat. Zucchero has always been a particular character, one of those who triggers feelings of love and hatred; this makes it much easier to attack him rather than others. Reflect (if you can) and look inside yourself, you really need it. I LOVE MUSIC, to you in particular I want to say this: Fornaciari has now written his name among the legends of international music at the turn of the millennium (the only Italian singer truly known worldwide), while you, on the other hand, are just a poor soul writing repressed comments on the internet.