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I was there, of course. Comfortably seated in the audience this time, considering the attention I had to give to those who have been accompanying me for 20 years around the world to see THE KING, and who is now carrying a little Beatles fan in her arms. It was my tenth concert, and the next day in Milan we enjoyed the 11th. Well done EMBAR, you captured the emotion and atmosphere well, with words that only we beatlesmaniacs can truly understand. Paul is nearing 70, but you wouldn't know it at all. An exceptional show. Really moving at times. Anyway, enough adjectives, they'd always be the same. Paul needs to be seen, and above all, thanked for what he has given to music, and for what he has given to us who adore him. Rock on!!!

I had bought the album and found it enjoyable but a bit too loud. I also bought tickets to see them in Milan, but those bastards canceled the concert. Then I lost the CD, and honestly, I don’t care. Great review.. as always...

I saw him live with a jazz trio in Padua. As a drummer... I felt an overwhelming urge to throw my sticks away forever. His drums at times sounded like a xylophone. Exquisite technique, expertly measured, never overdone.
Very good review, I'm not familiar with the album and, while I don't doubt it might be a bit lightweight as someone wrote above... I'll give it a 4 on trust.

Good job. But you had smoked, tell the truth...

Great review, excellent album. Clapton: style to spare. Honors to Billy.

The drummer and singer have earned respect over years of screams and beatings, and it pains me to see them battered like this. Lurid has earned my disdain with years of light and throwaway stuff, which may be artistic for some... but they've always left me moderately unimpressed. As for the rest, without too many proclamations, I can only go and hit the ATM to cope with the parties that are coming. They spit out an album and many buy it, and so many talk about it. Amen.

A somewhat naive review. In my opinion. In my opinion, Lenny never really had that kind of problems, on the contrary. After his first kick-ass albums, in my opinion, he died and was replaced by someone uninspired. If he was doing drugs and stopped... he should go back to it, because I won't buy his CD anymore and I won't even listen to this one. In my opinion, he, a super rock multi-instrumentalist, has become POP to the point of making you cry, with this excessive (in my opinion) use of strings to provide substance. In my opinion, the reviewer, if it wasn't clear, has used "in my opinion" a bit too much. bye

A review that seems to be a desperate search for the term "stentoreus" at all costs. A bit like Battiato's lyrics since he became convinced he is a philosopher, if you know what I mean. Anyway, I’ve read worse. I'm a bit skeptical about the work, but I would be happy to be proven wrong.

I read these ridiculous reviews and I immediately feel like being vulgar... Instead, I breathe, I think for a bit, I remember that there are people like FELO, and so I reflect and hold back... Whoever wrote this must have been making their debut and decided to do it with a bang. It's like going to church and badmouthing the Virgin Mary. You attract attention that way!
Anyway, aside from the not-so-idyllic Italian, dear ALI, at least try to be impartial. The album is very rich by artistic choice. It contains some utter nonsense (how come you don’t mention rev n.9?) by artistic choice. I understand not providing context, I understand not knowing anything about the group's history up to the previous album (which is fundamentally different in every way), I understand not doing your homework out of boredom or because you like something else, but with an album like "the white" in front of you, to only highlight the existence of WMGGW means being superficial, naive, or, much more simply, understanding very little. Which category do you belong to? Well, come on, well begun is half done... I hope to understand your category with your future efforts.

Most helpful review of the album. John, I miss you.