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Well, better than Phil Collins, there’s definitely Stewart Copeland.

...and also the second part

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Indeed, only a bigoted and repressed believer can find release in blasphemy; otherwise, why would they do it?

Well, you may not know this, but Simon Le Bon lent his voice for an operation aimed at raising awareness about the situation of Native Americans. The album is called Requiem for the Americas Songs from the Lost World, it’s by Jonathan Elias, and Simon’s song is Follow in my Footsteps, which is beautiful. The album also features poetry by Jim Morrison recited by him (ahhh sniff nostalgia, goodbye futurist) and Jon Anderson, as well as Grace Jones, Tony Child, Stewart Copeland (I have a couple of fresh gossip tidbits about him, ask and you shall receive), Michael Bolton, and Nick Rodes... (cost if you manage to track down the CD is $50) all dated 1989. Back then, when the promotional campaign was launched, Simon’s lyrics were the lead, and he was the character used to sell the then vinyl. Dear Bono simply limited himself, since there was no money for the participants, to encouraging the work... Well, all this just to say that yes, Simon Le Bon is inextricably linked to Duran Duran, but he’s not an artist to be underestimated. On other occasions, he has shown to be a versatile professional with a very beautiful voice. For those who love music, for those like us, I mean, who are always on the lookout for new sounds and voices, in reality, the future and the past do not exist. You can discover that an album is beautiful 10 years after it has come out and understand right away that another one has no hope after just 2 minutes of today’s listening. This is art. PS We all know it’s you, the great admirer :)

Dear Pagliarulo, don't take Fsk_iko's comment personally. It’s just that the real Mr. Iko is currently unavailable, and Fsk has taken it upon herself to convey the Iko thoughts and simply translated it for you. As for the rest of the comments, you’ll have to get used to them. They’re not even that bad; it’s just that we can’t always write the same things, so sometimes we tend to sprinkle our opinions with more or less colorful euphemisms. The really bad comments are a whole different story, and if you ever become the target, you’ll quickly learn to separate the desire to play from the meanness! Come on, the next review will be better; we all go through the ring of fire, and it’s inevitable to get a little singed! :)

Rhythmatist sorry, but I'm joking actually I found it! I downloaded the mp3, if I get a stomach ache I'll let you know…

The album is a masterpiece, especially the mentioned and dearly loved "The Musical Box," but the review leaves something to be desired; it's too sparse...

I need to listen to vote, good review!