alia76

he was full of himself. I don’t miss him at all. but I liked the videos he posted.

I totally missed this! But excuse me, what were you watching at 15? I adored this series; it was so implausibly gripping. And then I would have done them all! Men and women, no holds barred (van damme docet!) thanks SANGUEDALNASO!

I really liked your message. It's a feeling that often overwhelms me too, that of being disappointed by live performances. That's why I go to very few, carefully selected concerts. I don't know her well and what I know I don't like. But I don't vote.

I don't even read the reviews because I can already tell from the votes that you provoke. you're so fake...you're so dry! I have the album and I don't mind it. It doesn't matter at all if it's not "musicadalcazzoduro"! Tiziano Ferro has more right to sell than any random Ligabue. And I won't explain why. Italian music needs to be valued and supported, even the easy and carefree stuff. It's not Tiziano Ferro's fault that artists like Benvegnù, Moltheni, Raffaella De Stefano, Valentina Dorme, Amor Fou, Teatro degli Orrori, and the musicando company don't have the visibility they deserve. It's the fault of those damn record executives with salami slices over their ears who, instead of promoting new things, are constantly looking for clones of clones.

@ALEXX: I see we’re not on the same page: of course! It is possible to come out with a "masterpiece" (which THIRD is not at all compared to the first two, in my opinion) by presenting a genre that has long since lost that hype and charm it had in the early 90s; it would remain a masterpiece that is still out of time. Maybe if you read my review on SOPHIE ZELMANI, it will be clearer to you what I mean by "out of context." Take care.

I preferred "spoonman" and above all "jesus christ pose." Anyway, in '94 the LIVE of throwing copper delivered 5 amazing videos. Maybe not that innovative, but Kowacyzk was great!

@EZ: thanks for visiting my DE page. To this day, I believe my review of Loretta Goggi was poorly understood.. nothing against you at all nor against the ANthrax (even though when I was small my brother drove me crazy, to the point that I preferred he played Napalm Death. At least their albums lasted just a handful of minutes).

never liked them. they only made one notable album but I don't remember the title

marooonna! Are we still talking about these guys? :)

@ALEXX: no criticism of your comment, I would never allow myself. It's just that the idea of an album to shoot oneself in the balls reminds me of the nonsense of Masini and D'Alessio, not JJJ. His writing is very sad, it's true, but not at all gratuitous. Those other two, however, take advantage of it with excessive stubbornness simply because they don't know how to travel other tracks. The out-of-context remark is a very subjective judgment. I actually think that JJJ's trip-hop is now completely outdated, as are some recent things from the acclaimed Portishead and Tricky. Bye bye.