Socrates

Thank you all. I certainly share IMA's opinion: my reviews of '80s albums often aim to dismantle this prejudice.

Thank you both for the feedback and to Odra in particular for the comment that enhances the review.

if you then add "that" after "wish," it's better.

Thank you all. A special greeting to Dean Hal, with the hope that our desire to listen, to see, to read, and to write may never leave us. ;-)

The adjectives are to be referred to the small state of Andorra, located at an altitude of 2000 m, not to the music. The parallel I’m trying to draw with the album is more ideal.

There are a couple of typos that I hope the editors will want to correct, also to avoid making the chicken's neck too long. ;-) If "tempo" can be added on the 15th line next to "stesso"; if "ad" can be removed next to "alla" in the 17th, and if the final vowel can be changed to "rappresentative/i" on the last line. Thank you!

I didn't quite understand if the vote is about the recent concert, of which I too have heard less-than-stellar things, or about the album; or if this is simply a good opportunity to express a understandable and deep disappointment. ;-) Sakamoto, as I say, is a multifaceted genius, and it's not necessary for you to like all his expressions. Some, for example, detest his incursions into pop and dance. For my part, I prefer him precisely when, as in this case, he manifests this extraordinary versatility, an element that, in my opinion, characterizes his talent as a composer. I'm also not very much in agreement with the comparison to Eno, nor with the supposed derivation from Sylvian, who, in my view, has developed a different kind of experimentation. When their paths have crossed, ever since "Forbidden Colours," they have always complemented and, in some way, improved each other. Thanks to both of them for the judgment.

Thank you for the attention and the comments. I wanted to tell Pannzz that he is in good company, as I already pointed out in the review. Even though I barely strum, I was impressed, from the very first time I heard him, by his skill in playing the trumpet. The fact that this ability can evoke emotions, to convey that something that makes us say "I like it or I don't like it," is purely subjective, and I completely agree. Best regards!

Thank you to everyone present for your attention and comments.

If you could also add an "a" next to the "i" at the beginning of the comment, I would be grateful.