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Well... Frankly, Bruce's recent works (at least since "Human Touch" and "Lucky Town," not counting the fantastic box set from '98) don't really impress me. Among the latest releases, I find Brendan O'Brien's production to be harmful; it worked well with Pearl Jam, but with someone like Springsteen, it fits in about as well as a piper in a heavy metal band.

What pisses me off about types like this one (whose album I find musically pathetic) is that even the most obscure unknowns only need a little push from TV to become acclaimed stars, while in the underground there are people who’ve been busting their asses for years to gain even a minimal amount of visibility, and they often have to self-produce, of course at a personal loss. As a musician friend of mine rightly said, record labels continue to push forward the shit show...

In my opinion, the review is well done, but when it comes to Pooh (whom I have always detested), I would make a distinction: they undoubtedly know music and can play very well, but unfortunately (aside from maybe "Parsifal") they have always produced absolutely mediocre and excessively sweet records beyond what I can tolerate. I never liked them!

I also much prefer the early career Ruggeri (at least until the beautiful live "Vai Rrouge") to the one that I think is a bit too cerebral now. @Kant: I asked the editors the same question. They told me it's a secret formula, the result of which the higher it is, the better it is...

Through a spiritual call, I did a bit of investigating, rightly with the higher stars beyond the world, where I come to learn that on a show on Italia Uno, of course, which airs every Saturday at 8:00 PM, specifically “Mai dire TV,” they are taking advantage of talking a bit harshly, of course, about Mago Gabriel. I, in this realm full of sublime stars, want to completely silence the tendency to speak ill of these tiny, tiny characters, who to me are… the smallest characters, the Giappas Benz. If they have taken advantage of it just a little, I guarantee you that from this shera onwards, with this influence and this fluid, of course not… not too superior because, as I’ve been able to see, they are a bit small as characters, so I wanted to completely silence them from speaking anything but good about the magicians. It seems to me that the word “mago” bothers everyone a bit, especially those two. Do you believe that Italia Uno is only broadcast in Milan? No, it can be seen throughout Europe. I say to these small, but small men, the Ciappas Ben, IT’S TIME THEY STOP! THAT THEY DO SOMETHING ELSE! THIS IS WHAT I WANT! THIS IS WHAT I WANT! THIS! I WANT THIS!! THAT THIS LITTLE CURSE BE UPON THESE LITTLE MEN, THE CIAPPAIS BEN!

Shuplime! THIS IS WHAT I WANT! I WANT THIS!! I WANT THIS!!!! This is what we need!! Uahuahuahuah!!

Without shame and (above all) without praise. The only reason I remember this album fondly is that it was a gift from my girlfriend at the time.

Regarding the Vajont, I recommend also reading Tina Merlin's book "Sulla pelle viva - Come si costruisce una catastrofe."

To think that at the time of Gleno they even tried to blame the alleged anarchist attackers...

Among these, I also remember a brilliant "Der Rauber und der Prinz," it was perhaps on "Alles ist Gut."