Sanjuro

No... the first, and also the second (to some extent) have a unique power. The lyrics are so striking that they stick in the listener's mind whether they want them to or not. They are well-crafted and have a carefree, bubbly spirit that is enjoyable to hear at certain moments. There's a time for the Residents, for the Doors, for the Kiss, for the Melvins, for the Sun City Girls... and also for the 883. To me, the various musical genres are like the different courses of a feast, and the 883's is the most successful pop since the Beatles... Then if you tell me that the lyrics aren't particularly intelligent, I agree with you, but the rhymes, in their enormous stupidity, circle back and become smart, and I repeat: unforgettable. You can't uproot the lyrical smoothness of Mauro and Max. The Beatles sang things like Ti amo si si si, Ti amo si si si and other assorted clichés, obvious lyrics that even a child could express better; those too are songs, but songs with a perfect melody and cadence. The first album by the 883 has nothing to envy to the Beatles...

In the end, everyone has their own tastes; my favorite pop hit is the first one by 883, which I consider a masterpiece with very funny and sharp lyrics... it's the ideal symphony for when the dishes are being washed and the house is being cleaned: the best bubbly music in the world. "As it hasn't happened in a long time!!" Rotta x casa di dio... masterpiece.

Some things seem a bit forced, and there are plenty of shortcuts to trash for the sake of sensation. But overall, there are some lovely gems: Moral: I will never understand the violence in stadiums. That about Stadio, yes. ehhehe

Vinicio doesn't appeal to me. Let's talk about something else.

Everyone has their inclinations, right now I’m listening to Torch Of The Mystics by the Sun City Girls... get it if you can, I highly recommend it Lizard King, it’s a truly high-level mystical and shamanic noise, I was thinking of reviewing it maybe I’ll do it now: since I’m sleepless like no one else!! Honor to Jim...

Yes, in fact when I leave a comment on Debaser I always have the dictionary next to me, I rewrite it nicely and use all the 3 hours available. You're right, it turns into a comedy, it reminded me of the best Nino Manfredi AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHH.

Already I've pre-came since I've been without women for a month :) ohohoh refined joke, but I don't like it. I'm the lizard king I can do anything, which song was it? Not to touch the earth I think...boo

this is a great album with 4.5 stars, even though my favorites are Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and Paranoid, let’s say that the level is still incredibly high from 1969 to 1975, then they completely fall off and Ozzy would have done better to die to be remembered properly and not as a brain-damaged family clown.

There are also distraction errors; if you read my review on Flipper, you might realize that I'm not that ungrammatical. It depends; if an artist has "literary and cerebral" intentions but is clumsy with the medium they should shape to their liking and explains their album like a fool, it annoys me from the outset. It reminded me of the explanatory skill of the best Jovanotti...

Reviewed once again, so from the 4 I would have given you, I take away a point. The album is a good rock music album, but the Pink Floyd I consider are only those from the first 2 albums...both 5s for me!