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I liked the review, except for the term "downlabile," which screams vengeance to the skies, and the rating, which contrasts with the content. If you don't want to give stars, there's a method for that. I'll try to listen to it as soon as possible; it was somewhere in my brain and I also wanted to review it since I've read good things about it in other places. Maximum respect for that old drunkard Blixa.

I must contradict Morgueetc., but there is even an alternate ending to the film, which I haven't seen, but I've heard about, made with archival materials from Freaks. I don't know where you read that Herzog stated he had never seen it. Just out of curiosity and without any controversy.

They put it in the cases, Alessio, because the number has passed and the cases are always a bit late (oh my, how clever I am). The review is very nice, but not a 5, so I won't vote for you. The album is very beautiful, and I don't agree with Sorcio. I don't know if I’m a fan, but it seems like a great album to me. I mean, something I haven't mentioned in the other reviews, because I don’t feel like arguing, and the comments are generally too idiotic, while here there are people I respect, who represent a sum of their previous experiences. To expect them to churn out something new or original is absolutely ridiculous. The album, compared to Ciao Bush, benefits from being shorter. So, over the span of forty minutes, few can compete with Radiohead. In the pop realm, of course. Because here there’s no rock, no psychedelia, nor anything else but high-quality pop.

Siddai, a bit of understanding. It’s the first time and she hasn’t reviewed the worst Negramaro or U2 albums, those still hold up. At fourteen, I was also moved by the whole audience singing at the end of "40". Shoutout to Paponcero: I was at that concert too. I won’t rate the album because I haven’t listened to it in 15 years... maybe between the 3 and the 4.

Captain, fuck, have you gone crazy, why leave comments to these four idiots? Actually, it's probably the same one. The review is excellent and generous, even though it seems to me that it plays a bit defensively to prevent attacks on Your idol. The three covers are a lost cause from the start, being three classics. This time, compared to the covers album, Amos sticks to interpretation, and being an excellent interpreter, she manages well. P.S.: I didn't know she had been raped, I knew that Fiona Apple, who I believe was molested as a child, got angry with Amos for "Me and a Gun." Since you are now the top Italian biographer, can you explain the reasons behind the quarrel? Bye, big gay:-)!

Sorry, it’s so beautiful that I can’t resist… So: I claim to try to be objective, and you tell me that objectivity doesn’t exist in art. Always based on Aristotle (sorry for insisting, everyone has their own masters), my review is art. Well, thank you. Come visit me whenever you want.

Here's Valerione, apart from the fact that I agree with Nickghostdrake, your last comment is absolutely funny. Why don't you stick to the posts, since you are one of the best posters on the site, instead of writing reviews that are total crap? (sorry Sanjuro, the SIAE will make sure you get the conquibus).

No, no, damn it, this is a solid 5. And if you think about which albums get a 5 around here, this is a 7 out of 5. @Hey Bubi, all good? Ah, what a track "Always The Sun"! Maybe "Always The Sun."

Congratulations on the choice, original and personal. I can read a movie review without Poletti’s comments. Probably there isn’t one in Mereghetti. I saw it many years ago, thanks to Ghezzi. It’s not a masterpiece, but at the same time it’s one of those films that leaves a mark on you. It tells the story of evil, nature, and man in a way that only Herzog can sometimes achieve. A debtor to "Freaks," even without explicitly mentioning it. It's an idea of cinema that has seen little interest in recent years. Not surprisingly, Herzog is very fond of Harmony Korine.

Remember, when you write a review, to check what rating you gave the album. Holy crap, you gave it three stars! I would have thrown in a couple of words about the funky and soul elements that are present (I’m not joking).