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20 jul 07

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I give him 5.

Le Orme Canzone d'Amore

15 jul 07

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Now he's pretending to play, I feel like I already told you, right? I saw him on TV not long ago, and he was doing some drum rolls out of sync with the playback.

Well, moreover, Canzone D'Amore had a modest success; if you think of Le Orme, it’s certainly not "Canzone D'Amore" that comes to mind right away, but rather Gioco di Bimba, Sguardo verso il cielo, etc. Well, I've seen some videos on YouTube from the Viva tour, and D'Orazio really seems to be playing for real. I reiterate, from Parsifal, he has come a long way.

Le Orme Canzone d'Amore

15 jul 07

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In my opinion, if they had left the orchestra alone and played more... I mean, they had the talent, beautiful voices, a great guitarist, an amazing keyboardist. But now...

Le Orme Canzone d'Amore

15 jul 07

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But isn't it Parsifal? I agree, it’s a half masterpiece; in my opinion, it suffers a bit because it's too long due to the orchestral parts imposed by the producer, thrown in just to water down and extend the total duration. "Infiniti noi" and "Parsifal" are masterpieces, especially the latter; the instrumental coda makes you dream. Also, "Il Tempo Una Donna La Città" from "Un po' del nostro tempo migliore" is a masterpiece.

Le Orme Canzone d'Amore

15 jul 07

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Maybe I underestimated it a bit too much.

Le Orme Canzone d'Amore

15 jul 07

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Happypippo, I accidentally downloaded Viva by Pooh: I have to say, though, that D'Orazio really delivers; okay, he’s completely bald in style, but he puts in some muscle, and he even does two or three tracks in odd times. I must admit there has been a significant leap since the days of "Parsifal" and "Un po' del nostro tempo migliore."