dosankos

As useful as a papal encyclical on Germano Mosconi's bedside table.

A small step back from the raw and dusty debut album, yet still a huge record. 4.5.

This is why I haven’t left Debaser yet. It’s pages like these that still give me the physical and mental strength to continue my educational journey in this Cambodian jungle called "planet Earth."

A creature unknown to me, this nymph Plautilla. But what is it? A production like "Il re del castello" by "Il Balletto di Bronzo," recorded in '69 and published in the early '90s? I presume so. Anyway, great Cunnu, hurray for the gems. Hurrayyyyyyyyy!

I had the chance to listen to it again in depth, and I would dare to add "unforcedly" a couple of months ago when I gifted it on vinyl (used) to a friend for his birthday. I had to do it to check if the record was somehow damaged. Along with "The Joshua Tree," I also bought "War." Therefore, my opinion about them doesn’t stray much from my previous evaluations. I rate the period 1980-83 with a 3/4, and then from "The Unforgettable Fire" onward, they became repetitive and at times redundant. I tried again, somewhat by chance, to reevaluate them, but after this, I truly believe that the "Ucciù" will never be able to count themselves among my "chosen ones." Nevertheless, beyond the disparity of judgment, I really liked the review.

Most likely the keystone of their discography. The maniacal evolution of the already highly evolved previous works. A monumental piece.

Record unknown to me. I have always overlooked (at least for the moment) the '70s, apart from the Carioca collaborations. The "Sciura" is certainly more intriguing in the following decade, of which I have a more erudite knowledge.

Among the most terrible inventions of the eighties

What a review! Stellar just like the disc in question.

I only own "Takk" from 2005, although I know from the mouths of fan friends that the best was already released in the previous albums. For what little I have listened to, the first adjective that flashes in the waiting room of my brain is "dreamy."