Indio

I like Interpol; I would place them in third after Primo and Marauder, but I like them! As biaspoint wrote back in 2010, if you don't like them regardless, just ignore them!

Modification to the review: "The Shape." See the old version Lament - Ultravox - recensione Versione 1

valid yes, but not more so than the first two!

2 for the reception simply because there’s a sort of poetic magic in the two lines written that makes it clear how much you like this album, but you could have made another effort...... 3 for the album because it’s a good album compared to other artists because the Pixies were a step above... but I think, considering their discography, it’s a lesser album compared to the first two!!

...I vote well because the review is well-written, but alas, it is too biased. To claim that it is a predictable album in terms of lyrics and music is "predictable," allow me this play on words; the lyrics are simply simpler but well sung, and the music is innovative and highly sophisticated, I would say exemplary for all the upcoming beautiful and ugly electro-pop production. Moreover, there is an intense quest for rhythms and electronic arrangements that would tantalize Currie from Ultravox post-Foxx... a transitional album, but fundamental for understanding an artist who deviates from the typical song format and finds it enjoyable to continue working only if there is experimentation. Battisti will complete his renewal by merging this new way of arranging with the hermeticism of the lyrics that will later come with Panella!.....a pleasant album!

....beautiful! I've been listening to it for about ten days now and I wanted to review it, but I haven't found the time. We rediscover the "majestic" sounds of "Dirt," it's definitely better than "Alice in Chains." The heartbreaking laments of Staley are missing, but it perfectly blends the choral singing of Cantrell-Duvall. Beautiful, I repeat! It’s very pleasant to listen to, and as you mentioned in the review, it has episodes of various kinds. The best rock album release in the last 12-13 years!.... well done, Cantrell!

Great review for a fantastic job!

BUT THIS IS NOT A REVIEW!!!... IT'S AN ATTACK ON THE ARTIST, AS WELL AS ON THE PERSON, FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE, FEEL FREE, BUT WE DON'T CARE ABOUT HOW HE BECAME OR WHAT HE DID TO SHUT PEOPLE UP ETC... THE ALBUM WAS RELEASED IN '91... I DON'T KNOW HOW OLD THE REVIEWER WAS IN '91 (I WAS 15)... AND IT PRESENTS ITSELF AS AN ALBUM RECORDED TO PERFECTION, IN FACT, IN MY OPINION, THE AUDIO QUALITY IS STILL UNSURPASSABLE. MOREOVER, IT GAVE RISE TO THAT WHOLE R&B MELTING POT THAT HAS INVADED EUROPE FROM THE STATES IN THE LAST 18 YEARS... THERE ARE MANY GOOD TRACKS ON THE ALBUM, VERY TIGHT AND WELL-CRAFTED... OTHER LACKLUSTER BALLADS, BUT ALL IN ALL, AN EXCELLENT WORK IN ITS GENRE... IT'S LOGICAL TO THROW SHADE IF YOU ONLY LISTEN TO ONE GENRE OR ITS SIMILARS... I SINCERELY, WITH ALL RESPECT FOR GREAT SOUL MEN, PREFER LISTENING TO DANGEROUS OVER A SOUL ALBUM FROM THE '60S OR '70S... I'M NOT A JACKSON FANATIC, IN FACT, I'VE REVIEWED MANY OTHER GENRES, BUT HE IS A DAMN GOOD DANCER WITH A GREAT SOUL VOICE AND A PRODUCTION IN HIS WORKS THAT'S OUT OF THIS WORLD!!!...... SINCERELY... THE INDIO.

...but this isn't a review......come on!