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Better the masters than the students.

Perfect film, well-deserved Oscars.

Great up to "Up". I'm pleased with the revival of the songs from the '80s.

I prefer good wine, but a nice beer can be enjoyed easily. Unfortunately, my partner has imposed some restrictions in this regard, but not on Bob Dylan.

I don't believe that rankings are the Bible (despite having made 35 of them on this site), but these are definitely among the greatest, especially because of the presence of former Buffalo Springfield and future Eagles.

Unrepeatable event, great review.

It may be, but compared to the President, she seems like a model of morality to me.

I heard nails scraping on glass throughout the reading of the review, even though I had Claude François playing in the background; now I've put on a parody that's circulating online ("Vinello amore mio")... As for the song, if we can call it that, it seems to me like a "Poviata" made solely to spark discussion, not so much for the song itself, but precisely because of the presence of the insipid heir of the House of Savoy, son of Vittorio Emanuele HIV (as someone has already pointed out). This just shows how little music matters in this event, despite the fact that every year there are still some artists deserving of that name.
If the Filibusto is more of a fool than a monarch (or at least that's how it appears), Pupo is someone who has stirred up discussion in his latest Sanremo appearances (in the '90s he brought a terribly rhetorical prayer, then last year, if I remember correctly, he appeared with Youssou N'Dour; next year he might present himself with Lapo El Kan and Fabrizio Corona...); as for Canonici, he is yet another demonstration that tenors, outside of their habitat, often look ridiculous.
The song sounds like the anthem of "Forza Italia," but, if possible, in a worse way.

This is history! Quinn The Eskimo is among my favorites and I'm curious about the cover of Four Strong Winds (besides everything else, of course).

It's hard to tell whether the review or the album is more useless.