cptgaio

this is a beautiful album and the term masterpiece is more than deserved, less snobbery please!

Dear Stipe, don't pay attention to the union representative; if all goes well, he'll be Poletti/De-Cano too...

beautiful review, beautiful album.

Even though I haven't listened to it, unfortunately, I start from some preconceptions, namely that I generally can't stand dialect lyrics (whatever the dialect may be), the Italian rap of the last five years (maybe even ten) and a certain bullying that surrounds it, and from what little I can understand here, I see no exception. That said, your passion evokes sympathy in me, so I’m happy to give you a passing grade. (I don't vote for them because I haven't listened to them.)

Alright, I paused at the outburst of the good C'e' about Campbell's soup (I hope it was a provocation), my feeling is that the whole discussion has been centered on the wrong parameters, in the sense that it's impossible to determine which type of music or other arts is more noble (a very ugly term among other things) or more deserving because it goes too deep into the wonderful world of personal tastes. Personally, for example, in the figurative art of the 20th century, I save very little (Dalí, Picasso; Morandi, De Chirico and a few others) and I find that Pop Art has not been an evolution but a degeneration that has led to certain uglinesses that we see today (but obviously that's a very personal thought). Just as I believe that Punk only has a reason for being as a phenomenon of fashion and rebellion, not musically. Frankly, the claim that Punk will be remembered and Prog won’t is a bit risky; if I'm told that Punk as a cultural and fashion attitude will be everlasting, then I might agree, but if we're talking strictly about music, guys, there’s no comparison. I mean, in Punk, I count three or four artistically valid groups (according to my parameters), in Prog, an infinite number more. If we then want to talk about proselytism, Prog has generated Dream Theater, Porcupine Tree, Tool, and many others (whether you like them or not, they are technically and creatively indisputable). What about Punk? Look, I can mention the great Bad Religion, and then? Offspring, Green Day, Blink, Rancid, etc., etc. So, personally (and I reiterate, this is my opinion), the comparison shouldn't even be dared from a musical point of view; if we want to talk about fashion, that's a different matter altogether. Bye!

both. Aerosmith as headliner.

I wasn’t really that disappointed, of course it can't be compared to the albums up to "Black Market Music," not a bad review.

you're a bit too brief, I used to really like the MCs, but it's music that has aged prematurely in my mind; now it just brings me a bit of nostalgia and nothing more.

I don't mind at all, a review that can be shared.

Poletti, what are we doing, climbing on mirrors? What does it matter that the two books have similarities, maybe you just made a mistake out of distraction, but you were wrong, acknowledge the error calmly without being bitter as usual and you'll see that you'll find less hostility. Bye!