BeatBoy

Yes, Grass, like what happened with Renato, more or less... I'VE PUT THE SAMPLES, LISTEN AND LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK!

Daniel, I found the cover on the Internet. Maestro or Maetro, listen, since my mistakes weren’t obvious, why point them out? And then, you’re outraged because the editors published my review full of mistakes, but if this was as important as you want us to believe, the editors would have taken it down from the web by now. And then, sorry, there are scandalous reviews published, like those of Korn, that just say “it’s a great album, the best of the Red Hot,” but in that/those reviews you didn’t go to break anyone's balls because the mistakes were obvious, whereas mine weren’t. So your messed-up brain must have thought: “It’s 9:30 in the morning, I have nothing to do, why don’t we hassle someone? Oh, look, there’s BeatBoy, the one who hides grammatical errors, turning them into subliminal messages. Let’s go show off a bit, shall we…”

Indeed, this jerk who signs himself "Elementary School Master" is, above all, a huge coward because he remains anonymous, and then he also made a fool of himself, because just look at how he signed "maetro" instead of "maestro"... it's like saying first, my anonymous friend, you think you can put people on display, and then you trip yourself up... Zarathustra, what I had to say to this certified jerk, you have already said.

Zarathustra, if you notice, the recs chosen by the editors are always the same (even though they are very well written..)

Zarathustra, indeed when I talk about this first and unique period of the Pooh, no one believes me, not even the fans believe me!!! I think I'll put some samples, so you all will see that I'm not talking nonsense. Yes Zarathustra, you're right, strangely among the suggestions from the editors there are the recordings of the same users...!

Thanks to everyone! Roby, I don’t love the Pooh either (but "Tanta Voglia Di Lei" gives me chills every time I listen to it...), but as you could read in the rec, here you will listen to another band, and that also justifies my 4 rating for the album. My father, who is a huge fan (let’s say almost...) of the Pooh, when I played him the song "Per Quelli Come Noi," didn’t recognize them; I had to tell him it was his Pooh! In short, I gave it a 4 not just for the music, but also for the lyrics, and imagine, I haven't even listened to the whole album. I only know the songs I mentioned, thanks to the "Band In Italy" compilations...!

I mean excuse me, would I be a human case just because I did a cover of the Pooh? Alright, you’re happy, everyone’s happy.

So, let's not misunderstand. Like Prog, Psychedelia has its strength in improvisation and a structure that breaks away from the simple 3-minute POP song. In fact, the first Concepts (as described in various "biographies" of Prog) like "SGT Pepper's..." by the Beatles (even though it's not entirely a concept), and Tommy by The Who, have a Psychedelic and Prog structure at the same time. I mean, the connected pieces in "SGT Pepper's" and the "Overture" of Tommy... pay attention to that... Then comes the total turning point, which inspired a whole new way of doing Rock: "In The Court Of Crimson King"...

Roby, but I’m crazy in love with Psychedelia too (and the Dead were), which we all know is the mother of Prog...

The rec left me with a bitter taste, it's too short... The "Grateful Dead," I still have to explore... Anyway, I know for sure that they were the best band in San Francisco, alongside the Jefferson Airplane.