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I’m looking! I’m looking! I’m looking!!!

I can't believe it, the WIZARD!!!

I've had it for a week, definitely enjoyable, fresh, cheerful. Not a masterpiece but very pleasant. Or maybe in its genre, disco-pop, it can be considered top-tier; it's just that the genre wears off on me after a while. Anyway, FENCES is beautiful.

Socrates, what a pleasure to read you again..... Beautiful review for an album that is an absolute must-have. The "social" analysis in relation to the musical movement is great as well. Seniors do it better!!

Instead, I, damn it, couldn't find it, not even at Mondadori and Feltrinelli in Milan: moral of the story, either I moved too late (and giving it as a gift didn't work out for me anymore) or you all bought them all!

What else is there to say about this CD? Nice cover?

As above...

I had no idea about this kind of initiative; I think I could go crazy at the thought of having one of my idols within reach, just a chat and a glass of wine away... I envy the experience so much and I ask: how does one get onto a list like that?? Aside from that, Alia, beautiful report that I discover, of course, late.... I reiterate, I’m one of those who absolutely LOVES Moltheni; I've seen him in concert dozens of times (especially in the Marche region) and I even met him years ago one evening in Pesaro, at the beginning of his career: we were both so "full" that the conversation was almost surreal, I was told afterward.. Anyway, thank you for the tip. Kisses.

Don't worry, I intend to buy the book and give it as a Christmas gift as a strategic present: it has to stay in the house or at relatives' so it can be "grabbed" later. My mentioning was a virtual loan; thank you anyway Odra and forgive me for the zzzzzanzzzzzarina for the interruption! Taaaaac!

With a huge delay and with the almost certainty that no one will read this "posthumous" comment (....) I would like to let you know that I have devoured the complete works of the gentlemen mentioned above and, certain not to disappoint you, I must say that I really like them... after all, if I like APC and Tool, I have a bit of an angry soul too. Reading your review again after some time and with the help of listening, I find I like it much more, an evident sign that knowing the reviewed works changes quite a bit the perspective of the reviews themselves, which is why I always get angry when people rate reviews ad minchiam without knowing what they're writing about with a "vote of confidence: 1" - but that's another story. Well done, anyway.