Hetzer

You idiot, you must be having fun with this fake created just to attract insults.. Robbie Williams is just another incurable but especially useless clown. A junkie, by the way.. What a surprise..

What a drag. What kind of intellectual life have you had to hate so much? By the way, it seems like Micheletto is more alive now than it was ten years ago...

Ridiculous. And very sad. The review, the artist, the work, the subject. Peace and empathy. At least with paintings, one can set one up on the fly and with careful consideration.

Certainly it is current, and not only on the side of the monster and the other, but also on that of the man-god, a theme that is much more fascinating. I didn’t like the review; it is banal, trite, and focused on the usual interpretations. And I wouldn't define this novel as "gothic"; it is too early for gothic.

It's not that hard to understand. If he was touring, money was rolling in. If he died, even more money was rolling in. That's it. Hats off to the undeniable talent of the character, as much as I've never liked him, but this is getting out of hand. One question for you: "3D short films projected in the background, dancers multiplied on green screens, giant spiders walking on stage, glowing orbs from which people emerge, dancers shooting out of the stage like toast, clothes on fire, flying skeletons, explosions straight out of an action movie, scenes from 40s films with actors interacting with the show and with MJ." Very nice. But what the hell does any of this have to do with music? Are we talking about a concert? The screen is the only appropriate place for this junk to end up, and that's exactly what happened. Whether he’s dead or not, the producers don’t care at all.

It's absurd to think that it was others who slapped certain labels on Bono. From the way you paint him, he almost seems like a victim of his own image. Please... He has always wanted to be a prophet, and one way or another, he has succeeded; a fucking prophet, I mean. The song isn’t so bad, it's drinkable...

I've never listened to this. But when it comes to the judgment on the first two albums, I find myself in pretty much agreement. Very well-crafted review, I would almost say "à la Sholtz." Well done!

But please..

Who knows if Santoro will invite the big guy, Marrazzo's friend, to the show...

Pardon, Christoph Waltz, or Hans Landa..