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It's not a masterpiece, but it's not too bad either: he has definitely done better. I didn't really understand the beginning of the review (I mean, I understood it, but I can't find any meaning in it).

Thank you all (except Isi ;-D): too kind!

Ps: meanwhile, I've noticed there’s a "return" (in the sense that they’re not the same ones from some time ago but rather brand new ones) of many enthusiasts: that’s not necessarily a bad thing (although I obviously don’t share their approach).

"And at that point, I want at least Poletti and Happypippo back." I've never stopped saying how much they are missed, as you know.

Yes, yes. I know. I mean the good old rhythms and with all its "personalities" at full throttle.

Maybe it is, and I mentioned it without realizing. Let's hope he comes back too.

Mmm, I'm going against the tide: the return of Demian, after about a year if I'm not mistaken, I see as a positive sign for the site (which thrived on these reviews). Now let's hope others come back too. Regarding the album, I have to say something I never thought I'd say years ago: putting aside singer-songwriters or so-called "indie" artists (and neither of our two here seems to aspire to belong to either category, if they ever did in the past) and talking only about Pop, Italian music is going through a brutal moment of "regression" (and only the gods know how in the past it used to produce enjoyable products) with so few appreciable songs that the single (the only thing I listened to from this album) "Faccia come il Cuore" (I believe that's what it's called) is not even that bad and, while on vacation between a pan of shrimp and a sauté of mussels, it at least created a cheerful and carefree mood just enough. The rating is for this reason. The review is as it should be for such a product.

I sincerely thank the Editors for finally publishing this review @Pozzineri (did you really need to make a new fake?): it was truly excellent. Aloha. @Mah: An American singer-songwriter, now Anglo-American. Her instrument of choice is the piano. 10 solo albums plus 1 with a group (Y Kant Tori Read) in the '80s. Her solo career (around 12 million records sold and more than 1000 live performances) began in '91 and continues to this day. More information can be found on the website linked in the summary of this review. Aloha.

I realize now that my alter ego (cptgaio) above has inverted the votes... I make a public amends (I apologize to the reviewer whose average I unintentionally lowered) and I make up a bit with another account. Sorry.

damn, I mixed up the grades... I'll fix it... got it