Mariaelena

Wow, this has never happened in my reviews; I’ve ignited and inflamed the passions of real, tough guys while commenting on a light-hearted album. It’s surprising—they even fight among themselves! I should do this more often, even though I love writing about real music and true artists more. But now and then, a little diversion is needed. haloa.

I'm reopeninggggg.

Guys, in September schools and nurseries reopen, buy all the necessary stuff, got it? haloa

After Crazy, my favorite track is Just a Thought, but the others are not bad either. However, let's specify why there are so many truly stubborn people here; it's an unreal album, and it helps to smile and bring some light, which is something we occasionally need. But continuous listening becomes cloying, you know?

Doctor J? HOW OLD ARE YOU?

doctor? Masterpieces are quite different; I spoke of something very beautiful and fantastic, so if you don't know the meaning of fantastic, let me explain: it’s the result of visionary imagination, wonderfully splendid and extraordinary, all that comes from fantasy. The meaning of the word masterpiece is a work of excellent and real craftsmanship, the best by far. So if that were the case, I wouldn’t have given it only three stars and would have ultimately judged the entire album as a mediocre result, don’t you think? Haloa.....

still you? you decided to roam around all my reviews? but you know you're monotonous? I recommend you take a nice bath in the sea, even though I know you hate water, Satan! and relax because life is beautiful... goodbye, a kiss on the horns you have on your head, at least from your profile the picture is that, no discussion!

artists of themselves are born, not made; it’s not about being masters or not, it’s about being one from birth, having it inside and expressing it in a simple and natural way. It’s the same for Gabriel; they have always been and still are real and unique, they have no clones, and they have always painted their personal canvas. They have never sold out, they have never been confused, they have never turned commercial like The Cure. I have always loved The Cure, Robert from the times of Faith until I expanded to Disintegration—when I listened to it, and when I listen to it still, that song and others still give me goosebumps and real tears. But I was disappointed by his selling out and his commercialization (he made me feel something that no one else did back in those years—that’s my opinion). He ruined everything. It’s also worth mentioning that the members of the band have changed, but Sylvian and Gabriel have always been and are unique; they don’t need to learn from anything, even Robert, who, unlike them, seems to have gotten a bit lost in fame and definitely in money!

always a musical text of life says that there should be a kind (or even negative) word for everyone, but this word should exist, because there are those who do not deserve all this and suffer. If it hasn’t been understood yet, there are those who deserve a yes or a no, so that they can find peace for their soul.

and I would add one more thing, that the strength of the heart lies in remembering that the best part of a good-hearted man's life consists of his small, anonymous, and great acts of kindness and love; it takes little to give so much, and none of us have the power to force others to love us, but we all have the power to give love, to love others. If we do this, we change ourselves and the world in which we live, and we will help someone who needs us to live better, that someone who once held your hand.