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Anyway, on amazon.co.uk it costs £5.87, which is approximately €6.50 at the current exchange rate. I’ll leave you to it. Bye.

I have no idea where you go to buy records: besides looking a bit foolish (sorry!), you're also spreading misinformation. Sure, CDs aren't cheap, but they don't cost an arm and a leg like they did when they first came out or as you want to make people believe. You seem a bit naive. On this site, the CD by the Boo Radleys costs 14.45, and maybe in a few days it might even cost a little less (they change prices constantly): cdbox.it

It's a nice record, but that falsetto voice from the first to the last song can be irritating or simply not enjoyable.

Doubts dispelled. A very pleasant record that resonates with me. It’s a shame once again how certain works go completely unnoticed. The Swedish singer reminds me closely of the best Suzanne Vega, especially in the acoustic arrangements, while the melodies intersect a bit with Architecture In Helsinki and a bit with Ben Folds Five. Very talented.

Yes, all good. You had come by as a visitor back then. Your vote on the album offsets mine. Let's say 6-. Bye, see you next time.

You have a memory of steel. Anyway, let me express some doubts about the fact that Debaser is interesting for weighing what others think. In here, everyone is pulling water to their own mill. @CPTGAIO hey, all good? It’s been a while since I heard from you. But why are you wearing the Aston Villa shirt? :-)

Dearest Supersoul, it seems that within this circle it's a dishonor or a mortal sin to see what the "others" think in a broad sense. Of course, everyone judges with their own ears, and what the hell. I don't have an infinite knowledge of the music planet as you do (without irony), and I have to occasionally check out what's new because I can't listen to everything (not even a little): then I adjust accordingly. For example, you mention Mellencamp and Tom Petty, who I liked in the past and those albums still appeal to me, but today I’m not really keen to approach certain artists I’ve stopped following. Here, every album from the metal scene is almost a masterpiece. I have maybe five metal albums at best. Nevertheless, I have reviewed albums (Tim Keegan, Black Kids, Embassy, South, and others) discussing them positively, that I’ve never seen reviewed in any Italian magazine. The point about Buscadero was mainly to frame the trend of that magazine and to help understand why they might like this album. Nothing particularly special. Objectivity in music doesn’t exist. My ears tell me that I like Easy Tiger more than this. And what can I do about it?

Every opinion is debatable, as is my review, which I still stand by. I wanted to say a few words about Buscadero, perhaps the only ones (besides you) who liked this album. That said, it’s the only music magazine I steer clear of, and I never even consider buying or flipping through it when I see it at the newsstand, as it feels worlds apart from my musical tastes. I went to see what it highlights among the best releases of 2008: at the top is a Bob Dylan bootleg series, followed by a random assortment of Van Morrison, Mudcrutch, Willie Nelson & Wynton Marsalis, John Mellencamp, Lucinda Williams, Rolling Stones, Neil Diamond, John Hiatt, Charlie Haden, Tracy Chapman, and so on. In short, if you're not at least fifty, they won't even consider you. Even to have a cover, you must be nearing retirement. If you identify with their tastes, I understand why you might like this album. It’s definitely not for me (at least not in 2008). Those at Mucchio didn’t even review it: evidently, they think it’s even worse than I do, who ultimately gave it at least three (stretchy) stars. I hope I haven’t bored you. Thanks, everyone.

You forgot that I fed the media so they would protect them. God bless them ;-)

@ICNARF I don't understand what your problem is with Fleet Foxes. If you don't like them, don't listen to them. Besides, if they are praised by the entire world press and are at the top of the sales charts around the globe, it's not my fault.