misterNo

one of the best albums ever (I'm talking about global production)... not a single note out of place, unbeatable arrangements, compositions that are "screaming," with a stratospheric "Viento 'e terra"... for me, the great Pino Daniele ends with "Musicante"... until then I considered him a phenomenon as a composer, album after album I was amazed that his creative vein was always so "happy"... but like all things in this world, even his creative vein has worn out... I cannot forgive a man, capable with words, of truly contesting the system, for having written such banal things later, for having composed "canzonette" of love that are astonishingly trivial, and horrible little tunes... I cannot forgive him... when I think of "Na tazzulelle e cafè" I want to cry... great composer, great dissenter, great guitarist... but with "Musicante" the dream is over... obviously, great live "Scio'..."

For me, the great Pino Daniele ends with "Musicante"... until then, I considered him a phenomenon as a composer; album after album, I was amazed that his creative vein was always so "happy"... instead, like all things in this world, his creative vein also wore out... I cannot forgive a man, capable with words, of genuinely challenging the system, for writing such banal things afterward, for composing "canzonette" of love of an astonishing triviality, and awful little tunes... I cannot forgive him... when I think of "Na tazzulelle e cafè," I want to cry... great composer, great rebel, great guitarist... but with "Musicante," the dream is over... obviously, a great live "Scio'"...

I fully agree... less fortunate, but on the same level... indeed metal for metal, purer :)...

but I didn't take it personally at all :)... of course not...

When I listened to the album for the first time, I had the impression of hearing "genesis" simplified... but sometimes the easiest route is also the most rewarding... magnificent, truly magnificent...

I gladly accept the "2," I reiterate that I am usually "concise," and that my reviews are "emotional" rather than "anecdotal"... of course, I was eager to write it :)...

I bought this album as soon as it came out; at that time, I was head over heels in love with "Harvest" and "Comes A Time," and I just couldn't get into it...it didn't win me over...flawless review...

no prejudice... for me he is a very valid composer and "Notre Dame De Paris" proves it... I don't know the album, I know one of his old "Live" performances with songs that I frankly found moving... ridiculous for example when he showed up at Sanremo with that very banal song... nice review...

Yes, you're right... but it was just said in jest :)...

Sorry, I have a fever, I'm writing nonsense, the sentence above should have been: is it possible that after so many years Neil himself didn't think to dig up old material? :)...