SouthMan

CAZ, as usual, you're over the top. We have similar methods for defending our opinions, but they are questionable. So, I personally believe that U2 are artistically dead (in the sense that their creative spark, driven by the courage to call that producer who perfectly suited their chameleonic transformations, has run dry). They chose the easier path, the one of pretty songs that are very simple but sometimes quite banal. If they had continued down the path of Pop, they would have surely earned respect from an artistic standpoint. They are finished, but that doesn't mean their glorious musical history should be tarnished by the last two albums. With just a few chords and truly targeted productions, they managed to be both original and classic at the same time. They owe everything to The Edge's sound for the musical part and to the charisma of their leader. Then, logically, together they hit it big.

getting excited without getting carried away. The rush is...!

"it will leave a mark" is a typo of mine. Regarding the discourse on the new millennium, both Morgan in "Punto di non arrivo" ("I've reached a point where I don't get excited about the new year and I've noticed this in others too") and Lele Battista in this song ("many don’t realize that the meaning of the transition is nothing special, it’s almost infinitesimal. As usual, if you start reasoning, you create a pattern that has everything except being natural. When I'm aware, I feel the millennium ending…") agree that getting excited for a new year or even a millennium is simply a human pattern. Best regards and happy holidays.

Oh my God, I'm listening to it...how sad. Anyway, they should have died with "Pop," let's not put on blinders, or rather, earplugs.

Review of a bewildering beauty, just as bewildering is the fear of the definitive artistic death of Bono & company. I too will listen and review.

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo! You are a genius!

Iko, if you want, I can give you 60 euros but to make you quiet. If you don't like a review, just say so and don't make deals to get noticed for how you write. I'm not friends with Francis, I don't know who he is, and honestly, I don't care. I don't agree with everything he says, but I won't make him a scapegoat to show off or to fight my frustrations.

It's a historical document, Kosmo. Today I'm trying to create a couple of samples. I agree with everything you said, Frantz.

Iko, you might find this review disgusting and you have every right to tell us that, I don’t doubt it, but the way you presented your arguments has been ridiculous, just as it was for Francis to get defensive and bring up "envy."

I can't find the words to express the sense of ridiculousness you've reached, Iko. I'm sorry, but this time you've lost.