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No, the way you use irony really bothers me; honestly, I would have preferred a "fuck you" (and you can be sure I wouldn't have smashed the computer, but I would have understood that coming from me it would have sounded like bullshit).

I emphasize: I WAS NOT THE FIRST TO EXPRESS HOW I FEEL ABOUT RAP (HERE AND IN OTHER RECORDS), IT'S JUST THAT WHEN I ARRIVE, THERE ARE ALWAYS PROBLEMS.

Cool, let’s make one thing clear. I didn’t mean to offend you, for goodness’ sake, and those who know me here in Deb know that I never do. However, excuse me, my thoughts may be nonsense, but they are my ideas and as such cannot be put “against the wall” by your “COME ON, SEND THEM IN BULK! The audience wants more gems!!” every time I express them.

ZiOn, if you wanted to continue expressing your thoughts on my comment, you could have done so freely; we’re here to exchange opinions, even using irony if one wishes... but not in the way Cool does.
Now I’m addressing Doctor J: I don’t think I’ll follow your advice because, as I’ve already said, to me rap is all the same (obviously since it became a trend, just as you mentioned, before rap was a form of protest against racism, and it’s no coincidence that most rappers were black; then, once Eminem came along, rap became a commercial phenomenon for the majors, and in came jokers like 50 Cent, not to mention in Italy, where everything is taken in a “country” style), I’m sorry but I really can’t stomach it, for reasons I’ve already explained, and honestly I don’t want to reiterate them, also because I’m tired of being attacked by people like Cool just because I don’t like a certain lifestyle.

CoolOras, you've annoyed the hell out of me with your stupid irony... you think you're funny every time I express my opinion, saying your nonsense "COME ON, SEND THEM IN BULK! The audience wants more gems!!"

Antonino, in fact, as I’ve already said, I prefer this to "Ys", even though a comparison doesn’t really hold up, due to the fact that the two albums have different structures in principle... I don’t know if I’m making myself clear.

Yes Sanjuro, if it’s for strictly personal use it fits with my ideology! I can’t get E-Mule to work, what do you think about WinMx?

cash... the review is good, but my question is: why review the same record, by the same idiot, who says the same things, 40 times? Anyway, it's true that those who only follow rap are musically narrow-minded (if not completely...). I simply don't like rap, and don't come to me saying that if I haven't listened to it, I can't talk about it... because I used to listen to it. I listened to Eminem for foreign rap, Italian rap, the idiots of Flaminio Maphia, and a bit of Caparezza... and now don't come to me saying that if I haven't listened to Frankie Hi-Nrg, I haven't listened to real Italian rap... because there is no real rap, neither in Italy, nor in America, nor in England... diemi di musicale this fucking rap what is it? For me, "music" means a melody (and rap has no melody), rhythm (maybe that's the only thing rap has), an emotion (emmmmm I don't think it gives emotions, like a guitar solo) and above all, real music has to be unique, can be (sometimes) individual, and not like what cash says in his review "sugita da un gregge," because the flock doesn't care about quality, doesn't look at the lyrics, doesn't feel emotions listening to a melody, but the only thing the flock does is follow the trend. And feelings, emotions, and music cannot be trendy, because otherwise it happens that the individual who is part of the flock has no identity, is the same as the others, and at least for me, I don’t like being like everyone else, each one is how they should be and how their mother made them, try it...

I don't know, but Povia just can't help but appeal to me; in my opinion, he's better than the various Cristicchi and Caparezza... yes, it's true that he does have some banal lyrics, but that's exactly what makes it great... I mean, this way his lyrics reach everyone: children, autistic individuals, teenagers, men, women, and the elderly. Then I agree with stefano84 that he at least deserves a 3 for the fact that he donates a small portion to charity and before "I Bambini Fanno Ooh..." became successful, he had already given what little he had to charity... So here are my ratings:

Nice rec and interesting disco... I was already intrigued by Lewis, but is this record easy to find?