GustavoTanz

"Well, everybody's heard...about the bird! Bird, bird, bird...the bird is the word!" GRANDIOSA!

Cornell, if you were also talking to me, I reply that I believe in the existence of a God, but not necessarily a God as described by the Catholic Church. I see Him as a God who surely does not share at all (just like me, after all) the pseudo-dogmas of Ratzinger (and not only) or the manipulations of the concept of religion, which can be different for each of us. In short, an entity that certainly would not be proud of what is happening here. I know, it may seem strange to you my opinion, yet it is so...

Listened to in these last few hours. What can I say, I was already satisfied from the first listens. Our guys have attempted a path slightly leaning towards singer-songwriter style (like in "We Just Wanna Live" or in the same "Andate Tutti Affanculo"), without abandoning the style that we got to know them by. The result is indeed quite convincing. So far, my favorites are the title track and "Vuoti A Perdere" featuring Nada. "Vecchi Senza Esperienza" might be the one I found the least convincing, but over time, I might end up liking it more...

Above all, the one about condoms, which in his opinion doesn't save lives (remember the mess he made with that statement?). The others will come back to me sooner or later, but I think they have already been hinted at by many of the comments above mine...

As a believer, I feel offended by certain nonsense that Mr. Ratzinger says.

A review as necessary as any whine from Avril Lavigne.

I don't mind the single at all; we'll hear this album...

For the rest, I thank everyone (except "commentator" n.2) for their comments. I don't know if the 5 stars for the album are due to memories or the fact that I have always found an expansion (successfully achieved) of that search, always undertaken by the PSB, aimed at balancing club sounds and captivating melodies. They themselves see it as the most fragile, as Targetski says. Well, its fragility somehow becomes the strength of the work: that is, to handle it carefully if you don't love the genre too much. @Alia76: I don't know why, but I have never come to consider "Behaviour" a masterpiece, even though I have been listening to it for an eternity (just like "Actually," to stick to the '80s). But it remains, nonetheless, a respectable album. Like more or less all of the PSB's works, tying back to what I said above (I have also re-evaluated "Bilingual")...

What year is it from? -_- it's written just below my review XD

I wonder if Primiballi will also review this "album"...