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To be beautiful, this album is beautiful. There's no question about it. But I prefer the sound of Atom.... and Meddle. The first two by Pink, then.......

I have just about everything by Bowie. Starting from Let's Dance, sure, it’s a topic of debate and he’s done a lot of nonsense. And I say this with regret. He did some good work in the '90s, like Outside and Earthling. As for the rest... mmmhhh. This album you reviewed is insubstantial even though it's "enjoyable." But from David, I expect - in vain - more, much more. Live, he’s still among the best. Bye.

Apart from Crime....I have never really tolerated them much.

I, after Going for The One, stopped. Controversial band. The Yes Album, Fragile, and the immense Close to the Edge are the best things they’ve written. Then, honestly, they just held their ground well. Tales... is a legendary drag. Relayer is a good album. Going for the One is halfway successful. The rest, I’ll censor. Anyway, to each their own. I’ve never listened to this live album, but from what I’ve heard, it has its ups and downs. Something that definitely doesn’t happen with Yessongs. However, I repeat, I’m missing Yesshows, so I don’t want to write nonsense. Great review from you. Well done!!

@zaireeka: definitely Ufo....I'll buy it. Thanks. See you soon!!!

To be honest, I didn’t vote for the work you reviewed because I haven’t had the chance to see it yet. However, when it comes to Bolan and his T REX, you can’t give less than an eight. Moreover, as a huge admirer of Bowie - at least up until Scary Monsters - I can’t help but love Bolan. As has been written more than once, a comet passed over this planet far too quickly. I was struck - and still am struck - by the charisma of that boy. The talent, on the other hand, is beyond discussion. I even managed to appreciate the '80 version of Palmer with the Power Station - if I remember correctly, that was their name. It wasn't bad!!!! Only a stupid car accident could take him away from us. Who knows, maybe that’s how myths are born. P.S.: from your nickname, I gather that you love the Flaming Lips. Well, I adore those wacky ones - old and new!!! I’m waiting for At The War... from the U.K. in a double CD version with DVD. The "normal" version, which I’ve had since it was released, is no longer enough for me. Due to physical issues, I couldn’t see them in Ferrara, and I still haven’t digested that. Unfortunately, at 47 years old, the aches and pains are starting to make themselves felt. Goodbye, it was a pleasure to meet you.

Sorry, but Jovanotti is... unbearable!!! As a singer, he sucks, the lyrics are ridiculous and full of rhetoric, musically horrendous. However, if he's successful here, then it means we deserve it. Now I'm going to get a Malox, because my stomach is communicating a certain nausea. Forgive me, but when it's too much... it's too much!!!!

If that's the case, I'm stuck on the really awful Highly Strung and The Tokio Tapes. However, people have been talking positively about this work for a while. The orchestra... meh! But it intrigues me.

So the Radiohead died with the beautiful KID A?

It's definitely a nice album. No doubt about it. However, as a Radiohead lover, I must ask: don't you feel a bit of.......flattening??? Bye