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Welcome to Debaser, a good debut. Well done.

In truth, there are two inaccuracies. The first refers to Di Meola's arrival in the group, which does not take place in 1972 but two years later. The second concerns John McLaughlin, not Mcloughlin as you wrote. I believe the album is their best alongside "Hymn of Seventh Galaxy" from 1973, which I wanted to review, and at this point, it will be my next release.

Bartle is back to doing a review, that's better!

Welcome back Bisius, the record might interest me. I'll try to track it down.

Shoulder to shoulder with the Him, Paradise Lost? Tell me the name of the genius who dared to think of such a thing. The review is good even though I'm missing this album.

Fantastic receipt. My favorite writers are Poe, Dostoevsky, Calvino, and Pirandello. Baricco isn't among my favorites, but I have found some of his books interesting. One writer I recently read who practically blew me away is Luisito Bianchi; read his "La messa dell'uomo disarmato," it's a recommendation I extend to everyone.

I quote Green, word for word.

Ajeje, I told you this while criticizing the approach you took. A certain assessment has been made regarding the Prince's career; personally, I don't doubt the intellectual honesty of people, so I tend to think that certain opinions, perhaps debatable, are not the result of cultural prejudice but rather of listenings that have led to a specific conclusion. I don’t understand why those who say that "Rimmel" is the only decent album by De Gregori don't understand anything about him. Allow me to give you some advice: don't take other people's thoughts for granted because in life you can always come across statements that, when said like that, can sound utterly ridiculous. I’ll give you one about De André that someone told me a few months ago: "Well, his lyrics are nice enough, but musically he is worth zero. What can he really do? Just strum a couple of notes on the guitar."

I've been thinking about the vote. I'm sorry that NOBODY so far has mentioned "Il signor Hood"; it makes me think that it's only me who likes it. @Ajeje, Jargon wasn't the only one to say that "Rimmel" is the only album worthy of the Prince. Let's not attack people for no reason. Then you said it's the worst of the first four, a statement I don't agree with but respect. I consider it equal in beauty to "Alice non lo sa," even though the best ("Bufalo Bill" and "De Gregori," which Enea didn't mention "Natale" - in my opinion, fantastic) was yet to come.

The review is well done, I watched the movie after listening to the soundtrack by Air and I liked it. Sometimes I watch it again.