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@'it: I'm telling you as a guitarist (albeit a modest one, I'm better with my voice), how can you say something like that in relation to the man who signed with blood the purest "Stratocaster sound" ever alongside Gilmour?? Kisses. And anyway, guys, listen before passing judgment. I assure you, it's a really beautiful album. Kisses Welcome to the new Myspace!

@supersoul: well, with a sentence like "if you want a bit of freshness you have to listen to an album from 39 years ago," you can only find me totally agreeing... But this album (you’ve listened to it, I swear on my word, come on… I don’t think so) is really fresh: these two have voice, passion, and energy to spare. They have the talent they’ve always had and the refinement of the true artist's craft. Trust me: listen, or listen again. Thanks to everyone else. To those who say I talk little about the album, I reiterate that for me what should be addressed is the atmosphere of a work and the specific and general considerations it evokes. To say in the first piece the drums go boom boom, and in the second they enlighten us on the evils of the world, is the old journalistic style, for me dead and buried as well as being quite uninteresting, that will never come from my pen or keyboard. Big kisses Welcome to the new Myspace!

casso: I am more or less convinced, however, that we are on the verge of an absolute masterpiece... but maybe it's a sign of my old age... kisses

@DG: thank you thank you thank you

And, by the way, I really love the piano cave of the late '90s... maybe a minority position... but that’s how it is... (and even the latest one is definitely noteworthy, but you can't really say, unlike Bob, that it reached the masses with a quality product, limiting itself to the quality product, without the masses). Kisses

the usual speech that infuriates the debaserians, the usual bombshell: but the fact that in the whole world 8 out of 10 people know who Dylan is and barely 1 knows who Cave is really doesn't mean anything...? Kisses

@47: while I can agree with Waits, if for no other reason than that he is one of the very few who has moved on from Dylan and his generation, when it comes to Cave (whom I also love), in terms of career it seems to me that we are really on completely incomparable grounds...

Dear Punisher, I completely agree with you, even having written them (as long as they are limited to the greats of music, suffering from overproduction…). Kisses www.myspace.com/lorenzofullgbianchi

I endorse the request, even though the son is quite a clone. If you haven't done it yet, go find my group on MySpace (hungry hearts) and be kind. Kisses

anyway, it's the first time in my life that I encounter robotic...beautiful...@gustavino: how can you not say that there can't or shouldn't be a "greater"? History, not just musical, is dictated by the decisions, the words, the ideas, the visions, the notes of the greatest. Yours is a typical (deadly) vice called "excess of democracy." Think it over. Kisses to everyone