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Oscar-worthy review!!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!! YOU'RE AMAZING!!! YOU'VE SAID EVERYTHING THAT THIS MONUMENTAL FILM WANTS TO COMMUNICATE!!! Let's remember that the film was released in 1968, a very important moment for society (which, alas, has not brought about any changes; today things are worse!!!) With the subsequent "Zombi," this discourse that our great Bartleboom and his rec have made us absorb like sponges will continue... affirming the famous saying: "do not be afraid of the dead... but of the living!"... I would like to conclude my intervention by firstly renewing my sincerest compliments to Bartleboom, then asking if there is also a color version of the same film (yes... I know that Tom Savini made the remake in 1991; but I'm talking specifically about the 1968 one... that I believe I heard there was a color version in addition to the Director's Cut...)

Every praise for this monumental album will be trivial and silly... so I'll just say that nothing is left to chance in this album; even the piece by McCartney and Ringo... if not for the hints about Paul's alleged death! :) Very good review! 4.5 for the review and the album, I can't do otherwise...

Very stiff rec, but it's worth it for the final line!!! The concert is a testament that the great and true (only) Italian Music is still alive!!!

Just saw it again!!! Beautiful!!! But... oh yes...! there's a but; the ending isn't thrilling (I won't say more for those who haven't seen it... just that those who have seen it can understand...) A solid 4 for "Duel"! For its atmospheres and its desire (even if sometimes it falls short) to surprise...! The best line of the movie: "You can't beat me uphill...! You can't beat me uphill...!!"

I saw it a long time ago... now I see it again!!! Great performance!!!

I didn't understand why... but deep down you made yourself understood... It's true that "A Clockwork Orange" (and not its director) has been thoroughly discredited like Queen... but we live in an era of praising without caring about the context from which that particular thing comes... There are people who praise "A Clockwork Orange" but at the same time praise Vasco Rossi... so you figure it out...

Very interesting!!! Great rec! Well maintained and meaningful...

A film I've never seen, but very interesting... I absolutely need to get it! Beautiful acting!!!!

I already knew something about the story of Deep Purple... Perhaps (I don't want to be mistaken), the Maestro did not have the collaboration of the Purple, because they were busy with a mammoth tour (Made in Japan); or even for budget reasons!!!

But really?! The Goblins appear in the film?! Where? At the beginning, during the opening credits? I thought that the Maestro had only met the Goblins the day after "Profondo Rosso"...!