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Nice review... Sting as a solo artist is a great professional but I don't love him.

Great job as always. Really interesting collection; with Skyline Pigeon, Elton makes up for the (few) blunders of his golden years.

Menstrual fondue... bleh!

But a little bit of healthy ups and downs instead of talking about mutilations and gastric juices and smelly secretions, right?

Oh my, my stomach acids are in turmoil...

Great job; this is one of the many albums I've added to my wishlist because it is one of the landmark works of English psychedelia.

Essential review with which I fully agree. The album is probably their best and most balanced work, even though I prefer, in some respects, the subsequent "Rattle & Hum" and "Zooropa."

Great review, as always. That's what I think of the work.

Great review. I admire Testa, although I know little about him.

A book that, in my opinion, offers many points for reflection; indeed, the left has become everything and the opposite of everything. It is very important to propose, against a self-absorbed individualism, a new balance between the individual and the collective, as well as a model of sustainable development.
It's a pity that there is a lack of examination on antifascism (which should be understood as anti-totalitarianism), on the emphasis that the do-good left places on human rights, forgetting the duties that correspond to them, whose respect is fundamental for an orderly human coexistence, on veteran feminism (a form of sexism no less hateful than machismo), on sectarianism (which leaves us with a series of communist parties and a myriad of little socialist parties, often a result of dogmatism and ideological rigidity, in contrast to the exaggerated relativism of other sectors of the left. In short, there's a lot of work to be done.