senior86

I believe that from a purely musical standpoint, this is not the best album by U2. However, if I have to give a more complex evaluation, I can't help but give it top marks. The very thought that these young lads created this work at 19 years old gives me chills. "Adam Clayton is a technically quite poor bassist and lacks particular creativity, but his way of playing is very 'velvety' and enveloping, and fits perfectly with his 2 companions..." Forgive me, but I didn’t quite understand this sentence. I believe that every instrumentalist is suited to what they play. Someone like Pastorius, although divine, objectively wouldn’t have done with U2 what Clayton has done. I’ve heard exceptional drummers play U2 songs without conveying anything to me at all. So I think these clichés about Clayton and (often) about Edge are out of place.

If you want, make fun of the reviewer, this album is undeniable.

Demented

"I really like 'Dance tonight'..."

Even though I still like this album, I wrote a shitty review. Holy shit…! But it was the first or second on Debaser, partially justified. Regarding the last comment, it's clear that I’m not comparing Ramazzotti to the Beatles, the Police, Drake, or Pink Floyd (not to mention Battisti in Italy), but I still maintain that for ten years he made really good music, only to get lost in the maze of showbiz and settle for mediocre songs.

Fully agree, a bad film that doesn't know where it wants to go and, above all, really too violent. I couldn't stand to see those such raw scenes anymore. In some cases, terrible dialogues and great banality in the screenplay. I was really disappointed.

An album that doesn't reach the heights of Thriller, but is certainly very enjoyable. Terrible reception in terms of form.

Very beautiful review, I saw the film as soon as it came out in theaters and I liked it a lot. I remember a typically Italian soundtrack with Mina, Ivan Graziani, etc. The cinematography was gorgeous...

Yesterday my heart was breaking during his performance on Rai3 with "Compagno di scuola"... I had chills...

I haven't seen it in years, but as a child I remember it was absolutely my favorite movie. Zemeckis proved once again to be immense, and enough with those who, snobbishly, promote an "anti-Forrest Gump" campaign.