CaptainHowdy

First of all, thank you all for the comments, but before I reply to each of you, I need to correct a mistake that I made out of distraction. At one point, I mention 6 discs, but in reality, they are 6 doubles, so the actual CDs are 12... So in order @Geek: (Jake, forgive me if I prioritize my "brother" EWF!) I know you know! However, I wouldn't recommend "Boys for Pele" for a beginner, but I would go chronologically, so "Little Earthquakes". Regarding "Y Kant Tori Read," maybe I'll do that someday, but not immediately; 8 reviews on the same artist in just over a year is a lot, let the poor DeBaseriani breathe! @Jake: I think I replied to you in my response to dear Geek, thanks for stopping by! @Azzo: Yes, you are probably right about the brilliance, but I think you will agree with me that it's very hard to remain "alienated" when talking about one's idols; as for Briscola, I think they aimed too high ;-) @Cortez: here’s Like A Prayer Tori recorded Like A Virgin some time ago as well, but here’s the first one. Bye and thanks! @Isi: you're happy, huh? ;-) @Francescobus: too kind, thank you! @Black: you're happy too, huh? ;-) on the very red (politically) lately I’m confused. @Fusillo: What’s missing is what I mentioned at the end of the review, and there’s also the Video Collection ("Fade to Red"), but honestly, I don’t see the point of reviewing it since it only contains songs already present in the Albums or in the Collections that already have their own nice space on DeB. Plus, in 2008 something of hers should come out (not a new album, but another live DVD is in the air). Also, the Red is circulating new bootlegs online, but if I decide to review all this, it will be much later. As I’ve said, I’ve already said a lot about Tori; I don’t want to bore anyone further ;-)