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However, the reception is not bad, quite the opposite.

Oops: BESTIAL (bastiale doesn't mean anything!)

BASTIAL, that's the right adjective. @ Vortex: Well, maybe they were also the best, who knows, but be careful with absolutes: Kyuss, Jesus Lizard, Tortoise, Godspeedyou!Black Emperor...not exactly a walk in the park!

No, this is a great album!

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Marapado is over for me. So I'm finally pulling myself out of this page: I'm leaving it to be wrapped up by the """EXCELLENT""" hands of people like 1.9 Lunghezze, Sciusciola, and Vasco's fans. Haloa!

"Then I would really love to hear that other one sing a Vasco Rossi song without going off-key" look, it really doesn't take much, I assure you! If you hit the note like Vasco does, singing any of his songs is a piece of cake! "A provocateur, with a career spanning over thirty years (not exactly peanuts)." Madonna has also been active for almost 30 years, and while she has been a provocateur, few have reached her level (least of all Vasco Rossi): perhaps the biggest cultural phenomenon since the '80s. Yet, musically, she is not exactly a peak, in fact, it’s very debatable, (and some of Ciccone's tracks, up until "Frozen," outshine Vasco's recent albums). “Il mondo che vorrei” is also the title of the new song, launched on the radio on March 14 and immediately at the top of the Fimi digital chart. The album has received good critical and commercial success: on April 3, 2008, it was announced on his official website that 400,000 albums were sold in 6 days." Do you have any idea how much "Baby One More Time" by Britney Spears sold, and the critical and public success it had? 10 times more than "Il mondo che vorrei" (it now counts over 25 million copies sold). Britney was the biggest and most influential pop phenomenon of the early 2000s, globally. This certainly doesn't make her an artist, quite the opposite. The depth of an artist cannot be deduced from how many copies they sell but from the music they create. From a purely musical standpoint, no one has yet provided a response regarding the validity of Vasco Rossi and especially this latest album. When you find the answers I asked for, let me know. Now I’m hungry and I’m going to eat, haloa!..

"HE HAS A WONDERFUL VOICE... HE REACHES AMAZING NOTES" Who, VASCO ROSSI??? Amazing notes???? Have you ever heard Rob Halford sing in "Painkiller"?!? Have you heard Ian Gillan sing in "Made in Japan"??? Vasco Rossi has a voice that tends to be hoarse, definitely baritone, with no particular vocal range!! You know, even you and I can hit Vasco's notes without problems; this is certainly not his specialty, quite the opposite!! "AND NOT ON MY KIAPPA, WHICH IS BEAUTIFUL JUST AS IT IS NATURALLY" I don't doubt it! Certainly not me on mine either!...

"the concerts in the stadiums... where they took place" And this would be Vasco Rossi's merit??? The concerts in the stadiums?!? I don't know much about LIVE, so I don’t know if there were concerts in stadiums before Vasco Rossi, but even if there were, what would Vasco's musical merit be?? Look, even football players manage to fill stadiums on Sundays. But where is the sublime music?? The fact is that so far none of you have explained to me objectively why Vasco's music would be fantastic. It's not enough to say "because it’s emotional, it moves me, it’s beautiful, because it has many fans." Keeley Hazell can also move me (and much more than Vasco), and she has a legion of fans. Objectively and unbiased: Vasco Rossi's uniqueness, innovation, lyrics, artistic depth...?

"The MUSIC of Vasco's works I wouldn't change for anything in the world because they are the soundtrack of so many beautiful moments." Oooooooh, and maybe we're starting to think!! Look, if that's the case, groups and artists like 883 and Celine Dion are part of my adolescence, of my memories, of many BEAUTIFUL memories. But over time we GROW, and musical tastes should grow and MATURE too: the 883, Celine, and even AQUA (who I didn't even like in middle school, but thinking of "Barbie Girl" still reminds me of that time, the trips, the soccer games, and so many beautiful memories), are a piece of my memories, listening to them fills me with a bit of nostalgia, and I'm emotionally attached to them. However, now, at 21, yes, okay, the 883 are linked to a nice memory, but now, from a musical perspective, I can't consider them GREAT ARTISTS. The old 883 (those of "Nessun rimpianto," "Gli anni," "Come mai"...), are a decent group, good, but certainly not GREAT! The great artists are others!! Just like Celine: even today as a singer I absolutely admire her, she creates classy Pop, at a certain level, and I consider her a medium-high level artist (I don't like her recent works, but there's nothing to say about her 90s albums). However, while in middle school Celine was to me the greatest of all time, now I know that's not the case, that musically there are certainly better artists. And by the way, between us, she remains 100 times better than Vasco, that's for sure: Vasco made some decent things in the beginning (Oh, right: do you think songs like "Alba chiara" and "Una vita spericolata" didn't become part of my memories?? Who didn't hum them with friends in middle school and the first two years of high school?? You come to tell me this!?) But for the past 15-20 years, he has been the emblem and the symbol of Italian crap.