Mauri

Nathan, if it was a joke, I honestly didn’t get it!!! The fact that I talked about my travels wasn’t to show off at all (believe me, that’s not my style), but, and here you’re right, the concept is perhaps unlinked, to try to convey that my approach to Latin/Cuban/Brazilian music, etc. is different from that of others... Then I don’t understand, I’m certainly not Dante or Manzoni, but the review seems readable and understandable to me. Imagine that I even studied German in school, but evidently not well because I don’t know the meaning of your nickname... anyway, peace, I’m glad you replied and I repeat I have nothing against your comment, it’s just that I didn’t like the “style,” that’s all.
Thank you again for passing by here, and take care! Until we speak again!
cia

Mr. Nathan spouts sentences... but what do you think you are, God on Earth, huh? The album may not be a 5, and as a result, the review might suck... fair enough... it’s all good as far as I’m concerned. That’s what it says in the booklet. I’ve listened to the Inti and I’ve listened to these, and I reported my opinion along with the official comment. To me, it’s worth all 5 stars... and I don’t know if you realize it or if you’ve read other reviews of mine, but the rating thing is pretty subjective, so I invite you to feel free to make your judgments on my reviews but to use a different tone than that of a little professor which you used in your comment. Best regards!

Beautiful record...even if I, like the others, prefer Fight...

Absolutely nothing to say. Beautiful album and perhaps more. Truly excellent, your review. I also personally agree when you write: "The album lasts about 40 minutes. But it will feel like only two, and you'll put it on again. Then again." Personally, I listen to it very often, and it’s true, never just once, but even two or three times. I'm not a jazz expert, but I've been listening to more and more of it for the past 4-5 months, and I dare to say that the greatness of this album lies perhaps in its ability to appeal to and be appreciated by those who love "Classical" jazz just as much – if not more – as those (like me) who are less knowledgeable about jazz and perhaps more familiar with rock, fusions, and so on. Not surprisingly, the genre is fusion, but even there, there are "things" that are more challenging and less challenging. Perhaps their magic lies in their ability to embrace "pop" elements in the sense of popular music and to serve as a bridge between a certain type of music considered sophisticated and niche, transforming it into something more universal, more direct, and easier to absorb. Great album and great review. Bye…

....yes, the album is not bad, in fact, even though I prefer "lookinglasself"... for what I know, the analysis you made about Straight Edge is very accurate, although, in my personal opinion, there is also a fashionable connotation...
Who remembers GHCP (Govinda Hardcore Project) !?!?

...to the first 14 lines I say:??????
I don’t even read the rest because of those aforementioned 14 lines!!!
Nothing compared to NORD SUD OVEST EST

...cia

...that's nice. well done, hi...

...wow the Shelter!
They were missing from the pages of DeBaser. I agree with the analysis of the group's message and I like when you write that they are authors of beautiful, simple, and very melodic rock songs. Then I like, as you wrote, their simplicity. I really like this album and "Beyond this planet earth"..."Beyond..." I find even more easy and pop but undoubtedly classy.
Good job Speaklow.

I join the above comments, always excellent reports. Well done!!