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Thank you: I am also very convinced of IF's current superiority in the national landscape (also a bit due to the shortcomings - natural or earned - of others...)

@fiquata: I am appalled by such touchy stupidity. Forgive me, but if I only knew you, I would probably rush to get a membership to the (horrible) party. Just one piece of information, pretending to take you seriously: look at the culture that Naples exported in the 70s and 80s and compare it to what it exports today. Then draw your conclusions, if you're able. In 2006, when I wrote these lines, I only wanted to say this: it’s obvious that from the north we judge what we see, read, and hear, just like everyone else (and just as you will rightly judge us...). And in 2006, a splendid, courageous, and contrarian phenomenon like Saviano had not yet published Gomorra (a splendid work but, you will agree, even more beautiful because it screams in silence, right?). Amen, brother, and try to be a little less touchy, if not for yourself, at least to not give breath to the worst clichés. @davide d: thank you.

fiquata: I think you couldn't do a worse service to yourself and your City (assuming you are serious, I hope for your sake that you aren't...). I fear and hope that you are a fake paid by Bossi.

I fully defer to my review of the same album: garbage. And this comes from an old fan, extremely passionate and a former lover (therefore fierce). Dear reviewer, your excuse (huge and envied) lies in that '82. Had you seen Pino, like I did, the first time on the Musicante tour, well... I think you would gladly kill him today...

wrong, iside: the guitar is the only thing he still handles well. The recipe would be just to use only the six-string, leaving to memories the beautiful voice and compositional skills that he hasn’t had for quite some time...

@mocampo: yes, exactly that... @efender: contradiction, it’s not the music business but it’s the money...? I don’t understand... isn’t it basically the same thing? anyway, the fact remains that Pino lacks courage but not technique, he lacks rigor but not skill: this is what’s infuriating. Instrumentally and musically he’s not done. He’s done as an artist, as “art”… What a pity.

thank you all, guys, I knew, here, I would break down an open door... Kisses

true... but mine was the typical resentment of a snob (even though I'm obviously super masculine)... for me, Leonard is always present in my playlists, or every time I load my i-pod, but there's an infinite number of people who completely ignore him and maybe listen to his translated songs (without knowing they're his)... that's all I wanted to say...: about the grade, I think exactly like you, for me, who did the classical studies too many, too many years ago, the highest grade is and must be an unattainable chimera, a dream. Perfection is not for humans. I agree. Kisses.

true... but mine was the typical resentment of a snob (even though I'm obviously super masculine)... for me, Leonard is always present in my playlists, or every time I load my i-pod, but there's an infinite number of people who completely ignore him and maybe listen to his translated songs (without knowing they're his)... that's all I wanted to say...: about the grade, I think exactly like you, for me, who did the classical studies too many, too many years ago, the highest grade is and must be an unattainable chimera, a dream. Perfection is not for humans. I agree. Kisses.

Thank you all for your comments. @uricolare: well done, even if you only give me three measly stars for the review... Kisses