cptgaio

PS2: "To everything" not "Has everything" obviously...

P.S.: I repeat, stop assuming that people don’t know what they’re talking about...

Omaha, better hope (hence the expression "I hope") than a "romantic" resignation. There is a solution to everything. You just have to want it, perhaps, and I include all Italians, not this whole nation is still eager to seek it. The idea of not being Italian is indeed a right, but it certainly won't solve the situation in Naples, especially if then there are equally "commonplace" jokes about those who live in the north. When a Neapolitan doesn't think of himself as Italian, it's fine and it's his right; when a Veronese thinks that way, it becomes racism: congratulations for the consistency. To be precise: I hate the League.

I hate Jazz ;-)

Actually, those who expressed opinions here did so based on the personal view that Alessio from Naples conveyed, while also expressing hope that it is not the "true" one: there are several Neapolitans who have effectively rebutted it by providing a much more humane perspective. As for the presumption of being presumptuous, here there is only those who continue to insist that Naples should have a special consideration compared to all other Italian cities. Of course, I am not saying that Naples should be left to its own devices, but that it should be treated as an equal among equals. I repeat, all Italian cities have their virtues and flaws: Naples is no exception, neither for better nor for worse. Regarding the "bonifica" you mentioned, I can only say that I hope (for you and for Italy) it has already begun. Certainly, reading exaltations of the "romantic side" of uncomfortable realities from (a very small part, fortunately) of Neapolitans writing on these pages saddens me a bit, indeed. However, I would be careful to insinuate that people speak without knowledge because sooner or later one could be accused of the same in other contexts, since when discussing moving forward with "commonplaces" about others, not everyone is without sin. Regards.

I wasn't alluding to anything; I have 6 accounts but no fakes, it's just that the structure of the comment seemed strange to me. The "always" should be understood as a rhetorical figure.

Yosif, do you always talk about yourself in the third person? Or did you use the wrong account?

PS: But even if metal is more represented than electronic music (I don't have data at hand but it still seems statistically unlikely to me in such a large sample like more than 20,000 reviews), what would be the problem? You're not obligated to read them, right?

Groove Armada are the classic group that puts 2-3 good tracks per album among many forgettable ones: therefore, I would recommend getting the best of. This one, among all the others, is the one I like the least, but I'm happy to give it a pass. The review is a bit overly enthusiastic.

@Appestato: me. @Don and Trota: I will disappoint you but I don't shave, I'm so "nature" ;-) @Sid: all cleared up, see you next time!