Bubi

@fenni, I’ve never gone off the deep end, and I don’t think I’ve said any nonsense; if I have, quote me. Listen, I don’t want to engage in pointless debates, I’ll end the discussion here. If you want to contact me, you know my email. Period.

@fenni what do you mean by a "gesture of coherence"?

ArnoldLayne, you’re right, you can read anything, even your comments. (I say this without malice) every opinion is respectable, even yours (I say this without malice, believe me)

@ArnoldLayne, think what you want, it's your business, I prefer Cssale over Slick... personal opinion, like yours.

So you got what Hush Hush means, if I gave my email address don't worry, I'll handle it. Sorry if I thought you were a she, I deduced it from the nickname, if you’re a he it doesn’t change anything. What do you think of the review of LA Confidential? Have you seen it?

Since I'm on this record, I'll share my opinion about the Jeffersons. It's very simple: I don't like them, except for a couple of songs. Grace Slick doesn't excite me as a singer; I'd much rather listen to our own Mia Martini, and don't be offended if I say that even Rossana Casale sings better than her... I couldn't remember the name, so I searched through the ton of artists I have on my PC, but I couldn't find it. I did a search on Google, and after half an hour I found her name. Casale... in my opinion, is a "great" interpreter, but she hasn't been able to manage her career well, and she has made some mediocre albums; what a shame.

Dearest Fenni, unfortunately my PC is acting up, messages are neither arriving nor reaching me. If you want, you can write to me at rodolfo@dnet.it but don’t tell anyone otherwise I’ll get bombarded with emails. Hush Hush. If you want to know what it means, read the review I wrote of LA Confidential by Curtis Hanson. Bye.

@P.Scaruffi, you basically wrote another review. If I were you, I would have published it; you had my 5 in the drawer.

@kyklos, you say: in their discography there are singles of unprecedented beauty... I completely agree with you, my favorite is Man on the Moon. I add that R.E.M. are one of the few bands that have managed to write wonderful rock ballads, classics that will remain in the history of music. Time will tell.

I love R.E.M. but I don't know this album.