GustavoTanz

When one says "prog-mania"...

Well, Cappio, I've always thought they were both the frontmen when they were both in the lineup...

Oh well, then thank goodness! :)

Hi Azzo! Let's bury the hatchet and respond peacefully, as I'm tired of arguing... well, you've picked on one of my weak points by mentioning the Black Dog, who I personally have never listened to. I adore Aphex Twin instead (I have "I Care Because You Do" and the "Richard D. James Album," and I've been promising myself for ages to get "Drukqs," which I've had the chance to listen to and it's really great... not to mention "Come To Daddy" and "Windowlicker"). I've never delved much into Autechre. As for the others you mentioned (The Field, Burial), I'll listen to them eventually, especially considering that when it comes to electronic music """"of a certain kind"""" I've always limited myself to what I call "classics" (so Air, early Daft Punk, the Alex Gopher you mentioned, Etienne De Crecy back in the "Am I Wrong" era, and so on... well, there are also the Chemical Brothers, but they're not French XD).

There are those who know the lawyer only from "Un Gelato Al Limon" onwards. Yet, I feel very connected to this work as well... as Grasshopper has already said, its clumsiness makes this CD at the time a record full of creativity, just like the previous one (for those who don't know it, it's the one that contains "Una Giornata Al Mare" and "Wanda...", just to clarify). And here we have his first experiment in Neapolitan, "Naufragio A Milano." Listen to believe!

It's not Capossela's best, but this album is absolutely not a 2-star one. Let's not forget that here we have "Una Giornata Senza Pretese," one of the most beautiful pieces from the more Contian phase, in my opinion. And then there's "Scivola Vai Via," the title track, "Stanco E Perduto"... there's a lot to say about this CD. I'm sorry, I don't like the review...

I have always appreciated Tears For Fears from their first album up to "The Seeds Of Love." Then I lost track of them a bit, to the point that from this first album with Orzabal as the frontman, I only know "Break It Down Again"... I’ll have to listen.

"I'm gathering support to turn off the lights at the power station: a useless waste of energy." Hmm...

A sort of "Moon Safari" part two, but with more psychedelic atmospheres. Not that "Moon Safari" isn't psychedelic, but there was a balance between electronics and psychedelia there. Here, I feel there's a bit less electronics.

No Unz, I haven't denied you, that other one has! XD