The Punisher

Even Alberto Camerini at the beginning of the 80s "changed direction and experimented with sounds never tried before." It's a shame that all these good intentions gave birth to "Tanz Bambolina" and the like. Thus (making the necessary comparisons), 100th Windows is weak and uninspired, flat and repetitive without the innovative solutions that had spoiled us in the previous albums.

For me, Bennato was already done after "Sono solo canzonette"... couldn't we give him a pension to buy hair dye and denim jackets?

Of course, R. Daltrey's joke is meant to hook Kosmogabri, Bogusman, ... damn it... and all the suckers who are always ready with their red pen to point out and correct. What a drag!

Regarding the tropicalist movement and the albums of Mutantes from the late 60s and early 70s, I must admit I am not very well-informed. However, that doesn’t mean that THIS album from 2001, listened to NOW, with the ears of someone who has listened to enough Brazilian music, as well as the Beatles as if it were raining, cannot be reviewed and judged nonetheless. I never say "this sucks and that’s it," but I always provide my reasons. As for me, I still like CODA by L.Zeppelin today just as much as I did yesterday, and frankly, I know little about the band’s history, how many guitars Roger Daltrey smashed, or the formations that Jimmy Page was part of before arriving at LZ.

Thank you for the tip: next time, maybe make me a list of the reviews you consider useful so I can see if I can accommodate you, adding at the end, if possible, what rating you prefer I give with the number of stars. Thank you, oh great Violator 88 (which is unclear whether it's your birth year, your age, or the percentage of arrogance... let us know.)

the votes

One single doubt: "canzone d'autore" among the genres seems a bit too reductive, don't you think?

DotsF*ckd*ts... you're really a cocky one, and it's easy to see that from these posts you write and comment on. Poor thing.............................. .............I'm very curious about the album, is it easy to find?

GRANDIOSE. I've seen it 3 or 4 times and it's always a new discovery. I would have liked to talk about it myself, but for now I'm just limiting myself to reviewing bad albums, so I'll refrain from discussing this, which is actually a DVD. In fact, I compliment you on your choice.

I remember it. Very nice, although in the long run a bit dull and conventional. Good recovery, Grass.