Eliodoro

Forgive me, but while you're at it, among others, "an eclecticism" without the apostrophe and Frank Zappa does not have a C.

In my opinion, the review presents some very interesting content but is greatly hindered by a few "little mistakes" that could be highlighted with a blue pencil. I've listened to the album several times but I can’t go beyond a three due to some moments that are difficult to grasp, to say the least.

My dear Giona, here you are taking advantage of my long past as someone over fifty, twisting the knife in the wound of the springs that have now passed ;-)))

Wow, I've got this one, I know it, and I give a 4 to the album. The other things these gentlemen have done are also interesting, and I find it very fitting of the reviewer to draw connections with Gentle Giant, who I've always liked very much. Cheers!

From your work, I understand that you didn't really like the singer and I agree with you, but I would nonetheless give him credit for the song "The way that I feel today," where I find him particularly convincing, and I would even compare him to the great things David Clayton Thomas did with BS&T. Have I gone too far?

Just Giona, Germans and '76. So I have to think about it?
Saluiti

I'll make a note of this, complimenting you on what you've written.

For the Panini series, I have this one, I have that one, but I’m missing this! And I like it too. Great job Giona, as always. Until next time, which I hope will always be of Teutonic land. (What would you say about "Point of eruption" by Troya?) I’m re-listening to them and I don't mind them.
Elio

I don't usually like anthologies either, but in this case it's a must. Great emotions and wonderful memories. Well done, great recommendation.

Bravo. I can't find any other words to describe this review, which deserves to be a journalistic article about the P. V. I give this work a 5, firstly because it’s from '73, when all of us (I was 17) were thinking about other things. Then, because when this LP arrived at my house, it blew me and all my friends away who listened to it intently. Thank you for the great job you did; I printed your review and tucked it into the nylon sleeve of the LP. Maybe one day, when my daughter, who is now seven, opens this record and reads your work, she will enter this musical world more easily. I hope it doesn't end up on a stall at a flea market because I would be sorry for both the LP and the printed sheets of paper.
P.S. In your next review, because you have to do another one, please delve deeper into the book "Popol Vuh." If you don’t have it and need it, I’ll gladly lend it to you if you’re in my area.
Ciao. Elio