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I will therefore carefully avoid browsing that site: there is nothing I find more useless and irritating than negative comments and/or criticism without a proper explanation or discussion; I would risk open conflict... Returning to our beloved Rossa mentioned above, and in Bells for her? Was it just harpsichord/spinet, if you will? It's Monday... real struggle....

Thank you, ADP, but I have a curiosity: is the use of the Harpsichord new from here on out? Didn’t you already use it in Under The Pink? Right now, I'm having a mental blank... And anyway, the more time goes by, the more I remain with the same idea regarding this album, with its complex structure and its robust strength and tenderness. A masterpiece. Yes, yes, yes... And the wonderful thing is that the previous two and the subsequent one are also masterpieces, even if so different from each other. Wonderful Myra...

I know, Mariè, I’m always thinking about it, but the unexpected events this summer have taken such a toll on my finances that......

Frantzino, my Little Prince from Saint-Exupéry, you must not frown in such a manner, for you know well how infatuated I am with Your royal friendship as well as the delights it brings! Very well, you shall have it soon, by the pool, but I demand a cocktail! Yours faithfully, Madamigella Fosca from Milan

Maximo Park?? I don't know them... WHAT GENRE DO THEY PLAY? Could I like them?

Hi Kid, it’s always a pleasure to read you, but the Ricchi e Poveri mentioned right here... AAAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH!!!! As someone would say, "post-pop, TIE'!!"

Well, yes Sylvian, the similarities are quite evident also because, as I said, the Sigur Ros are the ones who have literally encouraged him and made him come out and maybe produced him, and the atmospheres are exactly those of that "genre" (a term not very dear to LucyPher), very indie, very melodic. Perhaps yes, also a little more pop (I think of the tracks sung with that muted electronic drum). Regarding the fact that it's not exceptional, I don't agree, but I realize that for me it was and still is love at first listen, and since then - we’re now talking about almost a year - this CD has accompanied my days at least once a week; furthermore, I’ve gifted it to the people I care about most and it has had the same calming-satisfying and relaxing effect. I don’t know, for me they are one of the most successful revelations of the year and of my music collection. De gustibus...

The CD in question is among my favorite Italian works in my entire collection. Great choice and nice review. You can also find it at a discounted price, BUY IT!, it's worth it...

I should mention that I have only read the very first and the very last comments. I agree with the last post by Senior86, emphasizing that I too own the entire discography, and I add that the review, while being succinct, is sufficiently descriptive and clear. Fabi, with his melodies and very introspective lyrics, is certainly among the most valuable things we currently have in our beautiful country. Best regards.

A masterpiece that should be seen by EVERYONE. Good job, Paloz.