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Devil of a Sapio, how you write!!

And so here comes your party pooper, who at this point will make you say "naaaah Foschid what a disappointment!" but it's useless, I truly loved the Cranberries from start to finish (?) and I have all their CDs, and all original too. This is their debut and it holds the seeds of everything that will later explode in the next two works. Sure, for the last two, one could have saved those 35 euros total, but if you haven’t listened carefully to the 2nd and 3rd CDs of these island lads, you can’t really imagine how powerful yet delicate their music can be, and if you have tried and still can’t stand them, oh well, that doesn’t take away from the fact that they had a significant place in the 90s and that I adore them fondly, like one can cherish a past phase of their life that was important. Guys, they wrote some great songs, come on!!! And her voice, it's true, has that Consoli style, you either love it or hate it. But it’s certainly not just any little voice, so, Our Advocate!!!

AAAAAAAA BUTTTTTT!!!!!

AAA PPPEROOO'!!!!

When I saw the title of the CD among the new reviews, I had a jolt, I looked at the reviewer and said "Here we go!!!" and I opened the page... I owe my awareness of this work to Kosmina, who gave me a wonderful preview a whole month ago... The CD is spectacular, a bit challenging in the way that Turkish describes, but in my opinion, it's a must-have, and here I wink at Hal and say: trust me, it’s a guarantee. Ani di Franco is amazing, unfortunately, I discovered her only 3 years ago, but since then, I’ve placed her on the podium next to PJ, Tori, and Björk; I don't know if I make myself clear - not for musical affinity, but for genius and talent - among the untouchables, in short. Well done Turkish, beautiful choice, well explained and described. Thanks.

I reread the review today, finally after listening more and more to the CD in question, which is a masterpiece.. Your image is enchanting Hal, yes, because while listening to the album, I wouldn't have reviewed it like that, as if it were a fairy tale, but now that I read it again I would say it fits perfectly, and that the image you propose is as delicate and sweet as the music itself. A silver fairy tale.. yes, when I reread the reviews with this spirit, I understand why I'm always "attached" to this site, when I read intelligent, constructive, and not at all arrogant comments and reviews, like the ones above, I understand why I love music and why I love talking about it and having it talked about, in this way. And I feel good. A hug to all my little friends from De-Baser. And I even vote again.

The review is nice, as always, but I feel like I'm missing out on this whole slice of music... I don't know almost anything about it. I’ll have to make up for it, will you still talk to me in the meantime??

Nula.. mute mute I am..