Longliverock

Among the "old-timers" of revolutionary rock who have "sold out" to showbiz is also, (Alas!), Bob Dylan, who not long ago agreed to shoot a commercial advertising women's lingerie: something that if you told it in the '60s, they would have locked you up in a mental hospital after giving you a good beating. Not to mention all those bastions of '60s and '70s rock that, in order to keep selling and stay in the charts, have commercialized themselves down to their very soul. Santana, (Alas! he was one of my favorite guitarists!), above all.

This album is very nice, it deserves at least 4/5. However, the review is well written, and unlike other times, it’s not long-winded.

"WOW".
A word that I believe sums up the review, sure, but also the comments of everyone. Everything is very beautiful.

Ah, look, faggot like you, yes, made imbecile who even pretends to be me, never!..

VALERIO RIVOLI: THE REASONS (NOT EXACTLY FROM A SPORTS BAR) WHY SGT. PEPPER IS A FANTASTIC ALBUM, I'M GIVING THEM TO YOU, VERY CIVILLY, IN MY LAST COMMENT. THE REVIEW IS WELL WRITTEN, LENGTHY BUT WELL WRITTEN; YOUR LAST COMMENTS NOT SO MUCH: NOT ONLY ARE THEY FULL OF GRAMMATICAL ERRORS AND LOGICALLY DISCONNECTED SENTENCES, BUT THEY ALSO OVERFLOW WITH PRESUMPTION. HAVE YOU BEEN ON TV FOR 5 MINUTES? GOOD, SGT. PEPPER, THE ALBUM TO WHICH YOU GAVE A 2, HAS SOLD OVER 100 MILLION COPIES WORLDWIDE. HAVE YOU PLAYED WITH THE SKIANTOS? GOOD, THE BEATLES HAVE PERFORMED ALL OVER THE WORLD, AND AT THEIR CONCERTS THEY COULDN'T PLAY BECAUSE THE FANS YELLED SO LOUDLY THAT THEY COULDN'T HEAR THE MUSIC. ANYONE (MYSELF INCLUDED, OF COURSE), WHEN TALKING ABOUT CERTAIN BANDS AND CERTAIN ALBUMS MUST FIRST TAKE A BATH OF HUMILITY AND THEN RINSE THEIR MOUTH WITH AQUAVIT.

One of the worst human beings (I can't bring myself to say "artists") ever to emerge in our music. Provided that Fabri Fibra's work can even be called "music"...

Oops!..

Good album, good band.

Aaaaah, Bon Jovi! I could never stand them! But were they really that important in Hair Rock?
In Hair Rock, I don’t know if they were more important than Mötley Crüe or KISS, but the second Bon Jovi, the one from Keep the Faith to These Days, was the inspiration and the "ancestor" of ALL teen rock groups... a clear example? Nickelback. And there are thousands of bands like that today, and they are the ones that are most popular. To be clear, Bon Jovi in America are like U2 in Anglo-Saxon countries, without a doubt they play a major role, just like Nirvana, (who, however, are no longer around).

"Oh, perhaps, it's enough to listen to the good Italian music."
De Andrè, Battisti, Cocciante, Baglioni, i Pooh... let’s not kid ourselves, until 25 years ago our singer-songwriters and female performers were the best in the world, perhaps on par with the American ones; and not to mention some female voices like Mina and Mia Martini, then considered among the best pop singers around...