Grafton

A monumental and essential album. Rece that didn't fully convince me, but the quality of the album can't be questioned. Stratus and Red Baron are two tracks that rightfully have become standards for the genre.

I still don't understand why Poletti is so against us Venetians. Anyway, I still like the review.

If you're looking for information, for those listening to U2 here:
Universal Austria has announced that on 23/11 a special edition will be released to celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Joshua Tree (1987).
There will be 3 versions available:
One with the remastered CD
One with the remastered CD + book + B-sides of the singles taken from the album (including the beautiful Luminos Times and Walk To The Water)
One with the remastered CD + book + B-sides + DVD Live In Paris 1987 featuring the video of the concert in Paris on 06.04.1987 or the date at the Hippodrome de Vincennes on 15.04.1987 (this has not yet been leaked)
Needless to say it's a commercialization: but for me, as a U2 fan, it's a worthy way to celebrate one of the greatest albums of the '80s
So I'm getting the limited edition with EVERYTHING

I don't own this album, but I'm very interested in Korea and would like to explore it further.

I haven't seen the movie yet, but I liked the review. Well done.

I don't know the album in question, but I know Bersani and I believe that in the albums following this one he continued to do well. Caramella smog is an excellent album, just like the latest one.

Really an excellent album, I bought it a couple of weeks ago (recommended by my drumming teacher) and I was very impressed.

As a big fan of Deep, can I say that I don't like this album? I just don't feel it with Morse... Anyway, for those who don't know, they will be in Italy on November 9th in Pordenone and then in Varese the next day.

Stunning the DVD while the CD ruins everything with a terrible acoustic. Guys, for a really good live performance of Mark III, wait for Live In London: set for release in August, it's the recording of the concerts held in Kilburn in 1974 by the band. With this setlist: Burn/Might Just Take Your Life/Lay Down Stay Down/Mistreated/Smoke On The Water/You Fool No One (inc. Blues)/Space Truckin'.

But the review doesn’t convince me. Saying that the U2 of the 80s have only a dusty past (especially since these shows are from 1993... not too far back in time) seems a bit hasty, as well as unfair. Reading further, I realized that perhaps the true concept of ZOOTV is a bit beyond your grasp.