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I love this group! It's a shame that the review is a bit rushed and misses the mark in some places (I don’t think they have a sparse and minimal sound at all!). Anyway, one of the most beautiful albums of the 90s. American wheeze is phenomenal.

Cinciu, next time block anonymous comments; you'll do a favor to the whole site... as for your review, you’re right, it’s fair to explain the reasons why one didn’t find it beautiful. Here are mine: first of all, I disagree with some judgments (1 - Shake Your Bootie Cutie uses electronics, but I wouldn't say in a spasmodic way... ever heard of Goldfrapp? 2 - Halliwell's voice doesn’t seem to be capable of holding the notes; it’s clearly treated with a thousand effects and still sounds tired 3 - to slam Halliwell for being too commercial wouldn’t be convenient, but it would be the reality, at least when listening to this album). The last reason I gave a 1 to the review is that it's grammatically incorrect in several places, which is not a negligible fact in my opinion. Beyond everything, these are constructive criticisms; if you love writing, keep doing it! (and block those stupid commenters)

I definitely wrote it three times in the same comment, please stone me!!!

I definitely wrote it three times in the same comment, please stone me!!!

the review is written a bit poorly, but the album deserves a 2. let me explain: amidst many useless songs (a 1), there are actually a couple of original and captivating tracks that definitely raise the average. she also has the character to break through, but she should definitely change songwriters! (i noticed a curious thing: some of geri's b-sides are definitely more interesting than the albums she's released... fear of daring?)

it is not written but still, only but, or only anyway! he who has ears to hear...

you are really a legend! I take the liberty of correcting you on the pronunciation: it’s written yes moscerino, but it’s pronounced "mocerrrrino"...

Dad, because it's a masterpiece of finesse and feeling. I find it impressive that a man who appears as rough as sugar can express so much emotion without shame. The review is a bit too long in my opinion, but being openly biased, I won’t dwell on it too much.

Bluvertigo are nothing more than a clever fusion of Battiato and Depeche Mode... but in the Italian music scene of the 90s, they were a breath of fresh air! Anyway, great choice not to produce anymore; their time was up. On the other hand, Morgan has managed to reinvent himself very well. Still, I give 5 to the greatest hits because their albums individually didn’t exceed a 3 in my opinion...

They made two or three albums, disappeared into thin air, and now they come out with this Christmas gimmick... come on! Revolutionized music? The Guns are fun, sure, but they’re that mix between the Rolling Stones and Britney Spears that doesn’t seem like a revolution at all!