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I really liked Glass years ago. I went to see him live 4 times and I would do it a fifth time. But most of his works, after repeated listening, bore me. But not this one! I always listen to it with pleasure; it’s his masterpiece and I agree, it's definitely a classic of the 20th century. For this reason, I would give it 5 as well.

@HARDROCK92 I apologize and remove the word "shit" from the comparison with Modena. The fact is that often people express themselves in a way that is, let's say, too colloquial. Moreover, in Spain, where I've been living for quite some time, the word in question is used in a much less offensive sense. What I wanted to say is that I don’t care if Modena writes political lyrics (which I might agree with) or not; I'm interested in the music. I'm a libertarian communist, but I've never been thrown off or irritated by CCCP with their Stalinist provocation; rather, I was excited by their rock. As for Modena, I would say I'm very in tune with some of their lyrics, but their music doesn’t excite me, doesn’t entertain me. y ya está. Then there’s a whole other discussion that goes from Woody Guthrie to Leo Ferré, Brassens, De André, where the poetry of the lyrics complements the music, but that’s a whole other story.

Chau, si eres católico, feliz navidad y felices fiestas.

I heard a concert by Modena 10 years ago, unbearable, from Caparezza; a friend of mine had an album that she insisted I listen to. I can't stand that music, for me there's not much real music and I like rock.
As for the antagonistic hip hop, I wasn't talking about Caparezza; I actually put the comma there.
I'm talking about all those clowns who, under the guise of antagonism, make music that's worth nothing because the important thing is the words. I see it the other way around, unless we're talking about true poetry, but De André is dead and Guccini is old.
feliz fiestas

This review perfectly reflects what I think about this album, maybe not a masterpiece (but I'm not sure) the least beautiful yet still indispensable.
PSYCROPTIC, are you serious? Are we talking about music or what? So let me understand: you find one of the best Italian rock bands disgusting because they praised a dictatorship? Well, that’s your problem and your mental limitations.
Togliatti Mussolini???? Wake up, we’re in 2008.
Anyway, the day that an album titled 'affinita e divergenze con il camerata mussolini' comes out with the same artistic and musical qualities as the CCCP's counterpart (without being a clone, obviously), I’m sure it would get the praise it deserves here.
However, I don't think any far-right band has ever done anything similar, certainly not the friends of the wind, La Compagnia della Anello, etc.
Maybe that’s why a certain ideology seems to prevail in the comments.
In my case, no, I’m actually far left, but I find antagonistic hip hop disgusting, crap like Caparezza, Modena City, and the like. I adored the CCCP because they sounded divine, got it now, idiot?
feliz navidad

There’s no discussion about this album; it’s a masterpiece (metal isn’t even my favorite genre).

The only thing I like about AbBA is that they are a palindrome; in these sad moments, we always need one.

they might be fine for a distracted listen but then they get painfully boring.
I bought this record 10 years ago, and I've never felt like listening to it again.
mediocre

Just have 'Faith, Hope, Charity' and you can also absolve the Matia Bazar.

WHAT THE FUCK DO THE MEDIA THINK OF THIS ALBUM!

WHAT THE HELL KIND OF MEDIA HAS THIS ALBUM GOTTEN