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First point, you don't even sign your name, so I don't think you can come and teach me anything from the depths of your anonymity. Second point, I have judged Antonino's comments, and if I feel like it, I can do so, and you are nobody to come and stop me. Moreover, I don't have the air of a "know-it-all," a term I've never heard. Anyway, I've made other comments higher up that you might appreciate better, where I criticize the reviewer and the awful way he reviewed this album. And I'm not the only one. From what I read, he doesn’t know a damn thing about the album or the Pink Floyd who made it. I act like a "know-it-all" when I know things; if I'm not informed, I keep to myself and try to learn. You learn this: find yourself a nickname and get out of anonymity. And don't worry, I vent enough; I'm not glued to the computer all day. Anyway, thank you for your concern regarding my mental and physical health.

Anyway, psychopompe, the sentence wasn't for you... there was a misunderstanding. It was for Antonino, who takes things too seriously and only understands praise, not criticism.

Alright, Easy Cure isn't that extreme either... this is the album you listen to the most after Ummagumma... okay, good job. I never said it's a crap record, I just said I don't like it that much. Sorry if I hurt your feelings as a homophobe, I didn't realize that for you, gay people listen to crap music. Anyway, you're excluding me from Debaser like this, there's not much I can do here. Fine, if I had known you were the boss, I would have kissed your ass. I mean, we can talk about tastes without being so aggressive, right? You don't like rock for the masses? You're really generalizing, it's a pleasure talking to you. I'm waiting to go over the "manual of stereotypes and clichés of the young alternative Italian," and then we'll get back to discussing. Come on, don't be mad. Bye.

There's one more 'o' and one less 'z' in my comment above ;o)

I know, I know... the rating may seem strange, but I don’t really like this period of the Floyd. It’s a personal vote, not too objective, also because I have to admit that I haven't really listened to the album that well ;o) and anyway, if we have to compare it to the ratings of other albums, we won’t get anywhere... there are only from 1 to 5 and sometimes things don’t match up. Anyway, Antonino, showing a lack of ability to respond intelligently, confirms my thoughts about him. As easycure taught, on this site you don’t just come to read the comments of those who think like you, but also those who don’t. So I can't think straight when I read certain nonsense! Anyway, relax, debaser isn’t all your life. Just put in a bit of effort. And all in all, psychopompe, the masterpieces are elsewhere.

I was referring to the fact that you complimented the reviewer. But for the rest, you're right. And by the way, I don't feel any envy towards you, rest assured. Don't act like a child, come on ;o) Bye, according to Crazy Diamond.

antonino, so you really don't understand a damn thing...

Damn, compliments... I almost feel embarrassed for what I've written about you elsewhere... be careful, sweetheart...

you definitely don't understand a damn thing from the way you write! hello nice friends

"Tastes tastes tastes, in my opinion better, but everyone has their own tastes, compliments for the tastes." I spoke better at 10 years old; by 15, compared to you, I was a genius. The review is one of the worst I’ve ever read... how awful. I advise you to pay attention in school during Italian class and read a bit more in order to improve your vocabulary and lexicon.
“Regarding Claudio's review, I won't take anything away: it’s a nice review, like all the others. Moving on to the album: here we're dealing with an extraordinary masterpiece (for me, however, Animals is better), even though some things on this album could have been avoided (some sax parts). Now let’s talk about the strengths of this album: Breathe, Time, Brain Damage, and Eclipse are, for me, the true masterpieces of this album; then Speak to Me, I can't even discuss it (I don’t consider it a song, I see it as a simple yet beautiful intro, practically insane). Being just an intro, The Great Gig in the Sky is a pleasant ballad with Clare Torry's breathtaking crescendos and descrescendos. The same goes for Any Colour You Like: pleasant, but nothing more. As for Money and Us and Them, I say this: they aren't bad, but they seem a bit repetitive and perhaps a bit out of context. However, this album is absolutely not bad; it remains a masterpiece. It should definitely be added to the list of albums you haven't bought yet."
There's no denying it, this kid has a nice brain... the album is a masterpiece, but then the songs are either out of context or just pleasant or merely intros... practically all of them! The album is either not bad, or it’s a masterpiece... make up your mind. It’s like saying: this pasta isn't really bad, but it’s delicious. Don't you think?
If you had written the review, rest assured that anyone who didn't have the album on their must-have CD list would never buy it. Kudos for your tastes, which are quite good for your age, it's already something that you don’t only listen to Fivelandia...
Hello, charming friends!