Mauri

I don't know the album, but the review is excellent and, I think, heartfelt and therefore sincere!!... and about Christmas, well, I don't know anymore; the more time goes on, the less I notice it, and the less it means/represents a "different" day aside from the usual gifts and little packages of tradition....
I'm under the influence of the Pogues for the holidays too...... is it the bagpipes?!!

Ah Ah here it is!! I’ve heard about it from friends but I hadn’t listened to it, now the samples are really appealing and the review like in HalStyle is very enjoyable and explanatory!! Who’s gifting it to me for Christmas?!?!?
Well, I’ll download it, I’ll give it a try at least.
Cheers and Merry Christmas to todos...

Hi Massimo, I see that you’re becoming almost a regular commenter on my reviews, which seems to please you, at least for the chosen artists. I'm glad about that, and I thank you.
...Cia e grazie!!!

Damn, I was the one writing the review, well, no big deal!! It drove me absolutely crazy when it first came out, hearing it years later, it slows down a bit today, even though it contains some great tracks!! ...Cia..

Simply beautiful!!!

Bravo Bravo Bravo and again Bravo and what can I say about the Who?!?
Some time ago I read that Mr. Townshend had been arrested on charges of pedophilia, following a major anti-pedo operation in the UK.
Does anyone know how it ended?
Ciao.

I was listening to this album just last night at a friend's dinner, and while I was hearing it, I was trying to think about the review. This morning I reread it and I can only say: Well done!!
...Cia...

Anagraphically, compared to the authors of the posts above, I am the one who knew Gaber the least, though thanks to the foresight of friends, I got to know him. I think your review fits perfectly with the underlying idea, which is to understand and to be understood, to analyze and to scrutinize the human being and its vices and virtues as such. A pure philosophy, if not poetic, that has seen in Gaber, De André, and sees in Battiato, and I think also in part in De Gregori, the main interpreters. I am 28 years old, and as time passes, I find myself more and more fascinated by the musical past, especially by certain Italian music from the past. The most fascinating thing is that what was written and sung 20-30 years ago will never age and will always be there, ready to be discovered and valued. Sorry for the length, hi everyone.

I quote francy, what has always characterized them is the goliardic spirit or rather, excuse the term: "Cazzone." I really don't like this; I used to listen to them in my youth, but I consider this very weak; they have certainly done better.
Cia...

...Here comes No. 9!!