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Gigi D'Alessio Made In Italy

12 nov 06

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Gigi D'Alessio? Who, the Neapolitan crooner that teenage girls love so much? Him? Really him? Come on, it can't possibly be him.

Madonna Like A Prayer

11 nov 06

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I miss this one from Madonna. The cover explains better than anything else Madonna thought of herself.

Oh la la, the silly look-alike is back, the one from the comment above that gave the album a 3. People, always check before responding to me, make sure it’s not the look-alike. I mean, would you believe it, I would give this album a 5.

Ramones It's Alive

11 nov 06

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They were great, the album is very beautiful, but to call it the greatest live performance in the history of music seems like an indecent bullshit to me. Ever heard of Who, Deep Purple, Jimi Hendrix?

Metallica Master Of Puppets

11 nov 06

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Metallica are perhaps the metal band I've listened to the most. Unfortunately, this is a genre I don't love; I often consider it fake and loud, vulgar and boring. Yet the Metallica have some merit, and it's important to acknowledge that. I'm going against the grain, but I'm used to it by now: as awful and obscene as I found their debut to be, giving it a solid 1 ("Kill 'Em All"), so convincing did this "Master Of Puppets" seem to me. I can't say exactly why; perhaps it's more mature, perhaps it's less scattered, but it's definitely better constructed harmonically. Although for me, their masterpiece (a solid 5, big stuff) remains "Metallica" with that stunning song, "Enter Sandman," which I love to bits. The introduction deserves to be framed, but I don't share it. However, it is phenomenal.

Procol Harum A Salty Dog

11 nov 06

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Let’s dispel the misunderstandings (which are never good): “A Whiter Shade Of Pale” is beautiful, perhaps even better than “A Salty Dog”, but the problem is something else, and no one has talked about it properly. The album that contained the gem “A Whiter Shade”, namely “Procol Harum”, was quite a modest album, except for the aforementioned song. This “A Salty Dog” is simply more compact and cohesive, and it’s not true, as the reviewer says, that aside from the title track, everything else is to be discarded; rather, it’s quite the opposite. Do tracks like “The Devil Came From Kansas” really seem throwaway to you? Not a masterpiece, ultimately, but definitely a nice, honest, professional work. It deserves a 3, but for purely sentimental reasons, let’s give it a nice 4. Come on, today I feel generous.

Checco Zalone Siamo una squadra fortissimi

8 nov 06

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Is this a joke?

Madonna Remixed And Revisited

8 nov 06

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Come on with Madonna, alright, anyway you’re forgiven. Great review, detailed and well-reasoned, for an album I’m not familiar with, but, trusting you, it must really be bad.

Madonna Music

8 nov 06

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Everything about Madonna, anyway "Music" isn't all trash, "Don't Tell Me" is a nice non-trivial electronic experiment, and sure, at least 70% of what's on there can be thrown in the trash, but there's a 30% that should at least be listened to.

The Doors Strange Days

8 nov 06

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In my opinion, a notch below the previous (magnificent) "The Doors." Anyway, "When The Music's Over" alone is worth the whole album. Jim Morrison, as usual, enjoyed reciting poetry with a musical backdrop: a master, without a doubt.