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I agree with what Lewis Tollani wrote. However, it's an album I will never listen to. But does retirement never come for Mina? It seems to me like a useless and arrogant album.

..ogre dog!!!!!

@GUSTAVOTANZ: I admit that I probably should have evaluated the product you reviewed. So I had to say a few words. In summary, everything I've heard from Zucchero over the years doesn’t appeal to me. I don't like his lyrics, nor the sound, nor his way of presenting himself. I saw him years ago in Padua and Rovigo (just to do a favor for some friends) and although the shows were "decent," I wasn't excited at all. I definitely have a deep antipathy for this artist. At one of those concerts I mentioned, I unfortunately had the chance to see him arrive an hour before the concert. I won't even describe the conditions he was in. Then, on stage, he was jumping around like a grasshopper. I was told he had undergone an hour of massages. Well, they called them that. As for the rest, the big guy is a bit too full of himself. And just because a washed-up guy like Clapton boasts about having him as a friend, that doesn’t mean Zucchero is... the king of Italian blues. Bye.

Never listened. Thank you.

The only insults I would like to direct at this so-called king of Italian blues, as he loves to call himself without false modesty. Personally, I find him unbearable in every way. As a singer, he gives me stomach issues. But thank God I listen to the radio very little, so I can avoid him.

Well done. I won't add anything else to an album that I periodically listen to in reverent silence.

5 stars, for my taste, is a bit too much. Nevertheless, respecting your tastes, this is an artist that is liked (in every sense). Your review is beautiful. Thank you.

Your rating for this album is very generous. As an old fan of T.D., I can say that this Melrose is pointless. In my opinion, I reiterate.

Great album, no doubt about it. It's a shame we didn't see them at the Lido di Venezia.

Fantastic!!