cptgaio

Dear Jackline, I reaffirm my esteem for you, but all the points you make clearly demonstrate that you have listened to the Maidens in a truly superficial way. I repeat, before giving (hasty) opinions, inform yourself better. Oh, for once I agree with Saputello; the discussion about the importance of albums between '83 and '88 is indisputable.
It’s a shame that you self-exclude yourself like this (with this arrogance, let me say, truly adolescent) from a wonderful universe. By the way, I’m 33 years old and, based on my experience and my education, I believe I understand something about serious iconography with research and human warmth, as opposed to what you're talking about, with little understanding of the matter, and let’s be clear, it’s the first thing to triumph in Maiden. Study, be less presumptuous, and open your heart a bit because your aridity is disheartening.

Certo! Inviami il testo che desideri tradurre e provvederò a farlo.

For dear Jackline, with all due respect, certain theatrical inventions that seem ridiculous to you have an iconographic research and a team effort that you probably don't grasp, what a pity... I suggest you check out the special features of "Death on the Road" to get an idea, and then enough, we want to understand that the Maidens succeed because they have always remained true to themselves. If you think they’ve only made copies of copies, that’s your opinion and I respect it; for me, they have simply developed their style, which is unique, seminal, and unimitable. Period. Best regards!

Great review and a very nice live performance, second only to "Live after Death." It's a pity about the usual unoriginal comments from the detractors; if only everyone could sing like Dickinson and had his stage presence...

How much I like them! Beautiful Review!

beautiful review (I would have decided not to rate the reviews in the film section but since in the past I've been a bit too harsh with you, I give to Caesar what is Caesar's and make a fair exception), undisputed film.

Masterpiece of elegance, and then that Hepburn...

Nothing to say.

I will listen to it; the review is nice but perhaps a bit biased. I'll let you know.

Well, I don't agree with anything you write (except that "The Bends" is better), but I think yours is just a provocation, so I won't upvote your review.