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I don't like your way of writing.

It's unclear where expertise ends and nonsense begins. But your writing is so complex that it's impossible to determine it.

Oh my goodness, a struggle for brevity, you're not Dostoevsky.

An artist of an antipathy that acts as a barrier to any of my attempts at musical approach.

This does not change the fact that the accepted "e" does exist.

"If a piece of me" is a nice piece and very ironic. A rare commodity these days.

I know little about Morrison and his epic, and I'm intrigued by the blunt judgments expressed about Stone's film. In any case, the review is truly well done.

I pick up from the last acidic comment... it seems that many are interested in understanding what Roger Waters has to say at nearly 74 years old, who frankly deserves nothing more than a general tip of the hat. Jude79 wrote a nice piece, with a few too many grammatical errors; Roger would pull your ear! What you wrote from "In primis" to "intatta" is of great clarity and sensitivity. Then your thoughts got a bit confused. But you didn't review Fedez, so it's acceptable too.

As a fanatical follower of Waters, I won’t express my opinion on the vote yet. I will evaluate it over time, based on the album’s ability to not tire me out. The review isn’t bad, although I have a slight disappointment because I would have liked to write it myself and, as a matter of principle, I don’t write about albums that have already been reviewed.
That said, a limit of those who have reviewed the album so far, and I refer to this review like many others I've read, with the exception of rockol, is their emphasis on citationism. It’s a sign of a quick and unthoughtful listening experience. Waters doesn’t do simple things, and let alone would he ever write an album from which the listener could only derive nostalgic feelings. Quite the opposite. After a handful of listens, the déjà vus disappear and the work begins to reassemble in the mind in its entirety. At this point, and this is where I am, one starts to understand something. But it needs to settle further.

Until the first paragraph, one for the books.