GustavoTanz

Strangely, I’m retracting my statement about "a band of sellouts" after hearing "Il Libro In Una Mano, La Bomba Nell'Altra"... it doesn’t sound bad, I prefer it to the single :)

EDIT: I forgot NEUROMOTOR after "rehabilitation institute"...

@Venusiano: Nuti has now come out of the rehabilitation center, even though he is still undergoing rehabilitation due to the coma he fell into in 2006...poor guy though...the period up until "Donne Con Le Gonne" for me is the time of the great Nuti, the "revolutionary" one. Then came the fall, except for the interlude of "Signor Quindicipalle," which I quite liked.

I wonder if the author of comment 29 ran away after my reply...

Neu!, please, STOP seeing Poletti as an idol.

Ah, vote for the silly review :D

ENOUGH!!!!!!!

Yes, maybe I overdid it by repeating the adjective "historic" in the musical field... it would have been better to say "important" :D As for Protagoras, I doubt they’ll have us review it here... I have to do everything on my own :D

"For me, it's crap Caparezza in the sense that I don't like it and I find that it doesn't do anything "special" at all. There's no such thing as "you can't..." when it comes to musical judgments, Gustà. Those are nonsense discussions." FrancI, you didn't understand my point. There are several historical things that I like (as do others, but that's not the case with XYZ regarding Kraftwerk and the Beatles), and if one day I were to stop liking them, I would never say "what crap I was listening to!". WHY? Simple: I don't feel comfortable calling certain bands that I genuinely consider historic crap. For example, I loved Queen a ton when I was 12-13 years old. Then, over time, I've slightly reassessed them, considering them a normal band but not monumental, while still acknowledging their greatness. But I would never go as far as to say that I was a fan of a "crap" band. And I still listen to the songs of theirs that I like. Is the concept clear? Oh, then do what you want, but if this explanation seems like a bunch of crap to you, well, then…

I still have to buy it. The one I heard a year ago at the store near my house is really beautiful... then the first single cracks me up... (in a positive way)