The Punisher

As far as I’m concerned, there’s no ghetto: there’s music “that stimulates you intellectually,” the kind “that touches certain sensitive chords,” that “makes you grow,” that “gives you emotions,” and... all that other music, including the ones by the Pooh (with the exception of a few songs from Parsifal and a couple of crumbs). But don’t worry, if you can’t accept that your idols (and if I understood correctly, I’ve reviewed quite a few of those you like…) are being critiqued, SKIP my reviews: you’ll feel better and you’ll save me the trouble of responding to posts like yours, which would be self-explanatory. (Poor us!)

...then, like all the things that in some way "have marked me," listening to the original version of Faber always carries a certain sense of referentiality mixed with a feeling of beauty and greatness typical of when one approaches timeless classics. I listened to Morgan's album twice and then it faded away. The difference is all here. One has gone down in history, the other has no story and will never have one.

With someone who puts Sergio Caputo and Deep Purple at the extremes, I honestly cannot have a conversation. I'm sorry, from the heart then... It's all fine. You're right. Do a bit as you please. Sorry, okay... Bye.

I am NOT 16 years old but I have still understood the meaning of Fritz's speech... could it be that age doesn't matter a damn?!?

Are you pulling my leg or what? Are you serious or is this just some kind of provocation? Are you talking about the Pooh, the ones we all know, or do you mean someone else? I don't understand... clarify your point because as it stands, I'm not clear on the purpose of your message... whether you're serious or if you want to make us have a good laugh, English-style, so I can gauge my response.

Ullapeppa... beautifully strong, intense, and vibrant, demonstrating how one can be both light and full at the same time with just a few instruments played in the gaps between emptiness and absence... I’m definitely grabbing this one: Tonight I’m going to the “serious” dealer!

This is how to speak clearly!!

I'll say more Patty: YOU REWRITE this review, you post it online, lock it with a padlock, and you let in whoever you want, with comments authorized ONLY for those under 18. Sounds like a good idea, right? Since these two commented on ONE OF MY reviews (which was negative about the album in question), I have every right to comment however I see fit... sure, now that I know I'm dealing with minors, I’ll just keep to a corner and monitor, but if the level of nonsense exceeds the limits or if I'm deliberately called out or provoked, then I will step in. After all, if someone walked “into your house” and made a mess on the floor, what would you do, just let them? I know it would be tough for you to say something to your daughter, but it's not for me... maybe if we both stay out, I’d say that's better, right? I need to change the adhesive on my dentures, and you? Have you changed the catheter? (I'm just kidding, huh?!?) Bye :-))

Beautiful review that makes you want to have it at all costs... I will take care of it!

For me, Pagani could have done without the album Cruze De Ma 2004, first: because it's very similar and adds little to Faber's Masterpiece (if anything, it takes away a bit) and second: I've never been fond of certain celebratory operations (see Morgan's other album)... Oh well!