michi

Well, I haven't listened to it yet... Good reviews, though it's true: at first it seems like you love the album so much, then in the end you give it a 2. Anyway, it's nice. ;D

No, it’s certainly not the best of Jethro: Benefit and Aqualung are far superior, even though this is a nice concept, no doubt about it...

Well, you're improving, good job! ;)
I would have given you a 5, but again, you showed an overly detailed and chatty tone for an album that, as we know too well, is one of your favorite albums. For someone who has listened to it and knows the essentials, it certainly seems like a good review, but for the uninitiated, it might come across as tiresome...

"Are you confusing it with Solar Lovers? Or one of the later ones?"
Well, maybe... I didn't pay much attention to the albums when downloading the songs... I'll check now, but anyway, I liked them all.

thank you dear, but, no hard feelings, explain your reasons, okay?;D

that is, understand me well, superfluous regarding the review, which in my opinion seemed complete to explain its essence. Then, if you want to know the genres and influences, go to Scaruffi where there's a massive "boring" pile of stuff… ;)

Well... in a way, I meant to explain the origins, the great influences from bands like Joy Division and Siouxsie and the Banshees, but then, de gustibus, I deemed it unnecessary.

a somewhat clichéd album, but acceptable. For my opinion on the band, destined to fail or already failed, look in the comments of the review "Negramaro - Mentre tutto scorre".

Well, I have to say that while listening to "Mentre tutto scorre," I was really surprised... what originality, what brilliance!!!
Then listening to "Estate," yes, I found it to be a very pleasant song with a truly clever text, never trivial... but... ouch, it had a bit too much of that summer beach and beach volleyball hit vibe.
The last one, "solo3min," the horrendous name, typical of cell phone SMS, unequivocally suggests a wink to the "cool" kids...
And so I thought: they're finished.
RESULT? I don't have the album, but I can say it with certainty: they'll meet the same fate as the Vibrazioni (even if the former have more talent); but do you remember years ago, the, if not beautiful then very pleasant "Julia"? And I said: here’s a finally interesting group! Not to be: after the inspired debut song, they bombarded us with countless hits that we hardly remember anymore, all trivial and frivolous: "Angelica" (not the masterpiece of the same name by Anathema, of course), "Notte d'Estate," and whatever else there is.
HERE, I REPEAT IT: just like the Vibrazioni, the Negramaro are also a sporadic flame of inspiration and originality destined to soon extinguish, overwhelmed by the mediocrity and ignorance of the public and the hungry and pretentious masses, if we want to understand it metaphorically.
ANYWAY, pleasant review...

Great, but the credit should go to Tarantino, not you... ;D Anyway, well done for the inspiration... The album isn’t bad... "Like a Virgin" is undoubtedly the anthem of the era.