GustavoTanz

For those who haven't understood, this little story-review came to me while listening to the album... :D

Well done! As for them, I'm still stuck on "Aw C'mon / No You C'mon," which I liked quite a bit... I should get my hands on this new album sooner or later!

Guys, trust me, listening to this CD more than once really makes a strong impression ;)

Damn, caught up in the desire to voice my opinion, I said TOO MANY PARTS instead of TOO LATE FOR... oh well, the meaning is the same :D

The worst downward spiral of Italian singer-songwriters (perhaps alongside Venditti's). This piece is a cheap trick, something that might initially seem appealing, but in no time at all you realize it’s worth absolutely nothing, in fact, less than zero. And then you can't help but think back to THAT Bennato, the one from years ago, the one who mattered... up until '87-'88 (yes, it's true, "OK Italia" was definitely inferior to "Burattino Senza Fili," yet still salvageable)... before the beginning of the end came out ("Abbi Dubbi," where only 3-4 songs are worth saving), digging himself deeper and deeper into a pit where the few nuggets you find, the shiniest of which is the record from his alter ego Sarnataro. The rest of what you find in that pit is 95% the proof that it’s never too late to perform a requiem (musically speaking) for certain (former) artists! R.I.P.

Of course, Paolo has really gotten worse...

[Everything refers to the reviews you or Romeo commented on.]

Vigilante, this is too much... and strangely I'm not saying this to you or to Romeo regarding this type of reviews (Dastardly, Melevisione, and Fantagenitori aside).

But are you the boy from Birbabirba?

The more you listen to it, the better the judgments about this "Holy Wood" become! I reiterate: for now, it is the "spiritual" testament of Mr. Warner.