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Basically, I find myself with Jargon. It’s clear that you are a novice in Progressive, so you’re not fully aware of the revival that happened in the '90s (and still has some aftereffects today). Still, you finally reviewed something unpublished, and it’s right to reward that. A decent album; "Black Widow" has released material of higher quality.

Beautiful review, truly. I'll make a note of these.

I don't believe in idealization. Certainly, Celine was a character who always carried with him a particular way of being, with content that can be described as "iconoclastic." Very strong messages that are absolutely relevant today, and it's a credit that, even post-mortem, must be acknowledged.

A beautiful album, definitely the peak of the Dalla-Roversi duo. In my opinion, it’s a near masterpiece; it still lacks something that will only be achieved in the two albums that follow.

The review is interesting and well done. I don't know the group, but I'm listening to their tracks on Myspace. Not even this crap (P.S. At the end of the month, I'm in Italy for two dates).

I understand everything but let’s not kid ourselves: Giusy Ferreri has everything but an original voice. It’s disgraceful. The only positive thing I associate with her name is a phrase I saw some time ago at the university. I quote verbatim: "A Novembre Giusy Ferreri muore."

I really liked the idea of such a review, especially because dissecting all the possible themes and the ways in which they are brought out would require an entire book. "Watchmen" is something incredible and extremely sophisticated. What can be said? I’ll allow myself a small consideration that also relates to the film. Will the viewers of the film then also look at the comic? I can't say for sure; my hope is that people will observe the comic itself with different eyes, as a cultural vehicle and a medium capable of transmitting extremely current messages. My impression is that comics are quite snubbed, seen as something for kids or for "nerds," I hesitate to use this ugly word.

A remarkable album, absolutely dark and captivating.

This album has some good things, but honestly, I don't consider it a masterpiece. The 5 stars seem exaggerated to me.

Necessary? I'm sorry to tell you, but that's not the case. You'll see that you can write reviews even without mentioning a single song. Album rating of 3.5, but I'm rounding up.