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how romeo85 enjoys....he's no longer alone

I think these encouragements from Paolo will have a devastating effect on our romeo85...

The review is good, I don't know about the album, I'm listening to it these days and it's not really exciting me, maybe it takes more than one listen. Anyway, the most convincing track seems to me to be "the wrestler". To SIGNORPROG: I will also be at the boss's concert in Rome, but I think he'll play at least 8-9 tracks from this album. Best regards.

I agree that the cover is terrible, but the album is indisputable. Excellent. The review is good too.

The Blur were a great band, I also believe that their comeback is just for a tour.

4 to the reception (of encouragement, mind the punctuation, Romeo, but we are almost there), as for the rest, what can I say, prejudices sometimes hurt, but here the point is that we are faced with a monster of the trio Maionchi-Ventura-Ferro (God save us), the quality is lacking, enough with these scribbles created by Ventura and Maria De Filippi, we can’t take it anymore!!!! to ARDALO: I think we should focus on Gasperini (Juve school), but we also need 3 top players. Regards.

to ENBAR77: when the criticisms are constructive like yours, they are welcome. I thank everyone for the votes on the review. to MADCAT: it's true, "deriva" deserved a mention, it's an excellent piece.

In my opinion, this album is of good quality; I don’t understand some discussions, you need to agree among yourselves. On one hand, you say that Vasco Rossi is not the same anymore, that at a certain point he stopped, and at the same time you say he has been writing the same song for 30 years. I believe that once he used to say “I go to the max” or “I want a reckless life, full of troubles”, “we're just us going to bed early in the morning.” Today he is coming to terms with his age and with a newfound awareness and sadly says “you can't just push the accelerator.” Vasco today is this. Then I completely agree with you, he is a company, a money-making machine, exactly like The Rolling Stones, U2, and all the others, but it’s a money-making machine that still manages to evoke emotion. To the reviewer: “non vivo senza te” is the only novelty of this album due to the choruses that Vasco has never used before. The album is played excellently (as always), “dimmelo te” is a nice, intense rock song with lyrics that speak of disillusionment, the best of the album. Regards.

In the end, I think I'll get this record, I didn't like the single, I hope you're right, anyway good review, regards.

To ROMEO85: you praise Alexia, Siria, Giusi Ferreri and company, so I'm not surprised that you don't like De Gregori. Anyway, I recommend listening to this album, keeping in mind that tastes are tastes, of course. Regards.