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I truly thank everyone for understanding and appreciating this small and "light" outburst of the "youngster." Regarding the value of the album, like John, I was a bit bewildered at first listen. It’s likely I still had "the classics" of Jarrett ringing in my ears. Then, over time, at least for me, it gradually grew. And the scarce 4 became a full 5.

"I can say that I only believe in myself": I hope for you that there will come a day when you will also believe in something beyond yourself. Nevertheless, ultimately, from your posts, regardless of your chronological age, you seem truly very "immature" and in search of your own path, so to speak. I wish you to find it while respecting others' ideas, even if they are "decent," "mediocre," "automatic," "not very convincing," "babyish," or however you want to put it. But everything, and by everything, I mean the modern civil and democratic society we live in, stems from an ABSOLUTE respect for others' ideas. For the way others live. For the way others think. For the lives lived by others and for a thousand other facets of those you encounter. Being "rebellious" and "outside the box" is honorable, but be careful; there are also those close to you. And since the internet "is a beautiful green meadow where boys who already think "balanced" grow," you might instead find the bull that metaphorically hooks you in the balls. P.S.: "want...to believe in nothing that is presented to me" and the introduction of your review: should I see some connection?

Oh my God... I just finished reading all the forum replies. Now it is absolutely necessary for someone to make an effort and post some samples. I mean... this is real life...

I take the liberty to translate Hal: An Intro to this dogshit. Out of place and out of time. These pseudo-provocations are like a tick on the balls. P.s. Allow me this language, I refer to the President Of United Italians Non-Coglion.

GREAT ALBUM. I wrote it! How long has it been since I listened to an album that touched me!!! So much! A pleasure. It took an '80s band. Beautiful and magnificent songs!!!!!! Their best? Anyway, on the list for the best release of 2006!

Go Devon!

Listen Punny, enough. The record label usually holds the rights to the songs, which means they can do whatever they want with them; they don't really have to ask for anyone's consent. It seems pretty clear to me, so don't get stubborn about this, otherwise I'm giving you a 2.

The Punny, all this fuss, in my opinion, doesn’t hold water for a more solid reason. It’s not the Nomadi who want to be sold with Sorrisi, but their record label that holds the rights to the Nomadi and does, surely by contract, whatever the hell they want, just to sell them. I actually like your polemical streak in this review, but it’s based on a fairy tale view of life with bad wolves and good, innocent little girls. We need to be realistic.

So you’re doing an internship at a law firm…

Damn Jimmy, I see you've also turned to big-shot lawyers. Unable to endure any more anonymous attacks, you brought in Taormina? Here comes the motto: No More No Authenticated!!