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I am biased.

it's even better VIVIS believe me. sublime record!

No, I'm sorry, but we need to open a debate here. We must step out of the corners and face things head-on. Miss Nina Zilli, despite: 1) having produced an easy listening album 2) not having burdened herself with overly introspective and philosophical lyrics 3) having had the misfortune of winning something at Sanremo, is a pleasant girl who: knows how to write, knows how to sing, has stage presence, is musically prepared, and outshines many pseudo-singers who the current hype wants to push forcefully. It’s sad that this site is predominantly frequented by music lovers with their d**ks hard (it’s a hyperbole) who don’t go beyond yet another 5 for Hendrix or Springsteen. It’s especially sad to see every showcase proposal of Italian music that doesn't concern the usual relics treated with disdain or condescension. In conclusion: it’s a pop album, without pretensions, perfect for the beach (just like "Un'estate al mare," "Tropicana," "L'estate sta finendo," songs that whether we like it or not are part of our culture), cheerful and meant to relax. Try reading it this way. Then, well, if you’re happy...

You said very true things. Surprise album for me too. Summery and for once "played." The downside is the reggae tracks, as I detest the genre.

first "grammatico" then "poetico". please.

saw them in concert yesterday. I bought this cd. I'm listening to it. I'll let you know.

he's a big character. I admire him. Too bad you can't understand a word when he sings. but that's secondary. respect!

I don't know about you, but I use WCNet for the toilet while Vetril is good for the glass. If you want, I can give you some tips on household economics. Anyway, I didn't think I was being offensive. Clearly, you don't yet know who here could really offend you. I even gave you a five. Whatever.