Mauri

oh wait wait... and "something in the way epic grunge ballad"???? Anyway, this album could have been worth 5 stars back then, but today I won't give it more than 3! In the review 1 even in twenty years.

I'll dedicate some time to this review later; right now I have to go to work, but I promise I'll be back. Bye... I've only read the degenerates, and I'm intrigued.

Jawbreaker r think slide down a few reviews below and take a look at Ziggy. Nice review thinkforyouself, I have some tracks from this krukko and although it's not particularly original (after all, the whole genre isn't), I appreciate it especially for the singing and the Jamaican pronunciation, really excellent for a European artist and moreover white. As for the tracks, I agree with what you've written, although in my opinion, he shines more in purely Dancehall tracks than in Raggamuffin', but for roots reggae, it's better to let other more capable artists handle that. I somewhat agree with your point about the excellent music that tends to be elusive. I guess you know how much reggae production has influenced artists and bands in the last 20 years, certainly not rock, that today are institutions in their genres... the way I see it is also a matter of prominence and an indication of a deeper or less deep understanding of certain realities. I love the part where you talk about Morgan Heritage; I'm going to listen to them now. Cheers and Pìs!

Tomorrow people was and is a great piece! Come on, guys, drop by the reception, alright? Anyway, if you go to the website you can give the tracks a listen and maybe change your mind!

Nooooooooooooo!!! Really?!?! And he, does he talk about that thing there? Why? It's true, there are no more limits to anything! Well, now that I know that Francesco is DJ Francesco, I’m giving 1, only because there's no 0.

I also think the review is ironic, at least I hope so, but there's one huge question: Who is Francesco?!?! I swear I don’t know, help me!

Dear Odra, the review is very nice... indeed, while reading you, I felt like I was in the audience. The Sempols are quite similar to each other (at least in the "rhythm section"), but I think that's normal given the presence of only two instruments. I completely agree with your description of meditative and epic music, which can, in some ways, even become a sort of psychedelia due to its obsessiveness and repetition. Just to change things up, congratulations. Are you from Turin?!?!

I also have a collection, but of those very unoriginal ones, the kind you find in the bins at rest stops or various gas stations. The versions, however, those are original. Even though I don't like the French and I listen to French (to tell the truth, when I dust) and I don't mind it, precisely because of the uniqueness and brightness of the music, which I don't mind. Nice review, and I agree with odradek's comment about your pages.
Cheers...

Thank you QZ!

...phew, I did it! No, just kidding ;) They are pretty much unknown to me, but the review, although long, is very fluid and easy to read. Well done. I don't know how much I might like them, anyway I don't mind folk. Can you throw in some simples?!?!
Bienvenido Amigo. Haloa