trampled rose

Sure, why not, dear? I was just trying to make a "constructive criticism," but it seems you lack the same ability to understand that you accuse others of. Reread my comments before you shift into "fourth gear," that is, of course, if you are an open and spiritual person as you claim to be, and you will see that they are not negative; rather, they encourage you to express yourself better to convey your thoughts. I only tried to tell you, politely, some things; if you want to understand them, that's fine. Otherwise, keep talking about Gabriel in this way, but I don't know how much you'll be able to convey what he wants to show. I’ll say goodbye now, I have an Italian lesson.

beautiful

"So this impressive structure and the CD are born to symbolize past, present, and future. Peter Gabriel creates the show with Ovo, a reflection of the Millennium Dome." I'm sorry for the copy-paste, but I quote you again because you seem slightly contradictory in your statements, especially since here we are not only talking about music, and it seems, also by your own choice. It doesn't seem very logical to throw a stone and then hide your hand, saying: here we should talk about music, when you are the first one who, RIGHTLY, let’s be clear, says that music is part of the soul (or something like that), and spirituality. And above all, when in the review you have written, you talk little or nothing about the music. Nothing personal, but a bit of clarity in expressing your opinions and coherence wouldn’t hurt.

this obviously if you are referring to Rogers' Millennium Dome.

The Millennium Dome was criticized (or rather its unanticipated use after the end of 2000) for the waste of money that ensued. Millions of pounds literally “thrown” to the wind. A beautiful concept, no doubt, but, at the end of a century filled with social issues, "those who do not have the ability to understand" would have preferred to see that money used for the construction of healthcare, educational (something that the Dome was originally supposed to be, instead of turning into a circus) and social structures. The Dome turned out to be a tremendous flop, with very few visitors compared to those expected (also due to the difficulty of reaching the location where it stood and the exorbitant ticket prices), causing the loss of the jobs that had been projected in anticipation of the "enormous success" of such a structure. As for the CD, I won't comment, I respect Gabriel as a man but I'm not particularly fond of his music. Regarding the construction, it doesn’t seem to have lasted even the moment of its present, let alone three generations. Sorry if I copy/paste, but "they make a child named Ovo, who will then be launched into the future on a flying nest, which will try to make it more comfortable and welcoming for humans." Should this little Ovo make his nest or the future more comfortable? It's not very clear.

everything is extremely educational

by now these reviews on Kyuss are all the same

ahem....my computer is acting up :/

but you’re hiding something from me!!! :))))))))))))))))))

but you’re hiding something from me!!! :))))))))))))))))))