telespallabob

I don't know her, but the review fascinates me quite a bit.

Interesting this gentleman, I wonder if he writes well.

Good review. The only kicks in the ass I save are the ones that lead to the patron saint festivals.

Let's start with the review, which doesn't seem to add much to the one that's already out there. In my opinion, Bluvertigo were a good band (I'm not talking about the Reunion, since since it happened we've only heard one Live album. We'll see if they return to the studio) that never fully expressed its potential. Let me explain: a band made up of four very talented musicians who probably never managed to blend well together. This album is also a product of the presence of the first guitarist, Pancaldi, and his way of playing. Maybe it would be better if they stayed on their own path, as this would allow them to express themselves at their best (see Morgan's solo albums, which suffer from certain distorted opinions, especially regarding the perception of the character).

@CPT, I want to share my thoughts: the study pieces impressed me positively; they felt like a fresh and beautiful breeze. I was indeed very curious to see it live in concert. I expected better. In my opinion, Vasco Brondi is one of those who (perhaps due to inexperience) still don't have a strong grasp of the concert atmosphere, so he tends to either stay in the background (like in the case I saw) or really miss the mark (as someone else pointed out). I hope he comes back to my area again.

Besides your usual writing style, this time you were truly original.

A hit from Don, we are at "Martian" levels for the quality of the artist.

I finally saw him in Brescia, I have to say that live he didn't seem all that great to me. I expected better (Rating for the Brescia concert).

A good Live review

Mediocre review. You should have spent a few more words.