GustavoTanz

Dear De Lorenzo, the fact that you give 5 stars to trashy books, 1 star to a good movie, and 2 stars to this film that needs to be understood thoroughly (instead of just focusing on breasts and butts, as perhaps someone - I'm not talking about you - might have done), leaves me a bit in doubt, but hey, that's only your problem. "Are the Berlusconi-style models really different from those of certain leftists? To connect back to what was observed, doesn't the presence of a prominent member of the homosexual minority like Luxuria on L'Isola dei Famosi perhaps confirm the thesis that even a part of the left, or of the population that has always been close to the left, ends up sharing the same language as the right?" Well, of course, that's not a left with a capital L, but a form of "thinking" that pretends to be such and doesn't even know the year the Berlin Wall fell, just to name one. "Is the vulgarity of Luttazzi in any way different from that of other shows?" I don't understand the relevance of your question. Luttazzi proposed and still proposes a model of television that tries to dissociate itself from Berlusconi's one-dimensional thoughts. I only agree on the fact that those who criticize women in skimpy outfits everywhere while simultaneously admiring Luttazzi for me fail to realize that Luttazzi also showcased semi-nude women (sometimes), but the problem is not them, it's the formats, lacking culture with a capital C. Luttazzi never intended to eliminate culture from his way of doing things; he always wanted to balance culture and entertainment without digressing into nonsense, through successful and entirely necessary satire. P.S. I agree with Kosmogabri who pointed out, as another person to avoid aside from Berlusconi, the tub...uh, Costanzo.

Fortunately, Blob (forget TG5... God bless Enrico Ghezzi) broadcast part of the trailer, which seems very interesting to me. I also managed to see part of the film. It's clear that the excuse of female nudity, in my opinion, is just a red herring (I hope I explained myself well; if not, I'll clarify the term for those who didn't understand), since here, with the analysis of Lele Mora (horrible to see him proud of his filofascism), Fabrizio Corona (Robin Hood, will there be anyone else?), and the phenomenon of the velina (which I think has outlived its usefulness; it should have been a temporary thing...), it goes far beyond that. I won't give a rating because I can't yet form a definitive opinion about the film, having only seen part of it.

I don't agree with the introduction at all, but the rest of the review isn't bad....

I listened to it and found it boring, even worse than the already not great "Dopo Il Lungo Inverno." The best songs, strangely enough, are the ones featuring Betty Vezzani on vocals. And I used to think they were a great band, capable of creating beautiful things even after their first two works. But after "Viva La Vida, Muera La Muerte!" and maybe "Appunti Partigiani," the signs of their decline were already in the air. On one side, the departure of Cisco, on the other, the subsequent death of Luca "Gabibbo" Giacometti... well, I can't help but say: Farewell, Modena City Ramblers. I want to remember you as you were, to quote one of your references, namely Francesco Guccini.

Timeless. The title track (along with various "Foxy Lady," "Fire," etc.) is one of my favorite songs by Jimi, plus it has that psychedelic touch that never hurts...

To talk about this job (which I unfortunately don't know from Drakiano) you could have done more...

Interesting project...another thing to find! The review is really not bad...

Well, as soon as there's a review about this recommended artist, Birbabirba shows up ready to defend him thinking he's a great singer... and I thought she had completely stepped back.

A good and very listenable album, but I prefer the two previous ones and the next one. However, the singles are really impressive!

Wow, what a discussion... @Larrok: I would add "Confusion Is Sex"... @DizionarioRock: I don't understand how you can first disagree on giving less than 5 to the VU and then say that David Bowie is a mediocre artist. For me, they are both great names that have done great things, even though the Duke "went off track" with some things in the '80s, only to bounce back... same for U2, which today I don't know what to think of, but until 1997 included, they were undoubtedly a great band. At least for me...