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Professional and not mushy review. Just like the album. Nutini is one to watch.

Nice review, maybe a bit too hyped. The album is great, but not the best of the four. Speaking ill of the Beatles is quite trendy because it makes someone seem superior to history and the masses... and as usual, it seems to me there are plenty of people here who think they're cool without actually being so. I invite the reviewer to www.the4fabs.com, and I await their comments on my Beatles story.

Here Paul was still quite inspired, and he chose the right producers! The album is really enjoyable and contains gems like here today. Take it away is cheerful, carefree, and really well balanced. The collaborations are excellent; both get it and what's that you're doing are top-notch and very unique. The review, as usual, is good, but I have to give you a little less because I have the impression that you didn't really understand this record. But then again, it's not like there’s too much to understand... just listen to it; it's really beautiful! Bye (www.the4fabs.com)

And this would be a review? Are you paid by the hour? Come on, dear, tell us something more next time. Anyway, these new masked zorro don't even scare my 3-year-old nephew. I saw them live: interesting phenomenon. Of course, then the Metallica arrived... a whole other thing!

One of the best albums by the then still young and full of ideas Paul. Morse moouse is almost bothersome in how strange it is, despite being 30 years old by now. An overlooked masterpiece. The CD features excellent melodies (a house specialty) and an atmosphere that describes the city of London in its essence. Gray, cloudy, fascinating, contaminated. You could have gone into more detail, but well done anyway.

Good review, but too philosophical and not technical enough. You don't talk about the songs, but maybe that's for the best.. Paul has done better, but the album has a nice atmosphere overall.

You are vulgar and superficial, but it's probably intentional to receive a lot of nice comments and plenty of nice 1 xè with objective eyes, and without bringing other groups into it, the album is nice. Catchy, well played. That's enough for me. Bye.

Maybe I didn't explain myself well. Actually, for sure, considering the numerous comments. What I meant to say is that the "rolling product" exists, it works, it has made history, and it’s thanks to the 4(5) historical components. Kudos where it's due. Let's say that for me it’s a bit lacking in variety, but who cares, it works like this. This CD was a surprise for me because it showed that Jagger can give more or, at least, something different, perhaps more original, and it's a shame that this attitude of his has not been better utilized. That’s all. I know very well that great musicians do not necessarily make great bands. Just think that I like the Beatles, notoriously not exactly virtuoso instrumentalists, but frighteningly imaginative, ever-changing, in constant evolution. In short, it may sound strange, yet I say long live the Rolling, long live the Beatles, Mick give us another Wandering Spirit. Bye!

x bubi: I mean to say that the Rolling Stones, despite being REALLY GREAT, tend to roll around themselves and a product that sells but has been the same for decades. This album, on the other hand, to me shows that Mick could have given something more and that he probably didn’t manage to do so because of his traveling companions. Valid artists, rock legends but perhaps not exactly geniuses of creativity and originality. Thanks to WOODSTOCK for changing the opinion on the review... x NICKGOSTDRAKE: I believe M.M. is Muffinman, who usually fills me with crap when I write, so I don't understand you. Bye

I don't mind the album; certainly, the other one was a bit more impactful. The 5maroni may not be very original, but they are worthy of respect because they really play, and they play quite well, which is increasingly rare in the world of electronics. The voice may not be idyllic, but it's unique, which is another thing not to be underestimated. The review creaks a bit; perhaps you should have proofread it better, and you would have noticed that some sentences wobble. There's some good stuff, though. But what happened to the first drummer? He wasn't bad... bye.