Morgan

DeRank ™: 0,13

DeAge™ : 7433 days • Here since 1 february 2006

Fabrizio De André Non Al Denaro, Non All'Amore Né Al Cielo

5 feb 08

Voto:

De André stated in an interview that he considers himself more of a singer-songwriter, perhaps for convenience. I quote one of his phrases, which he repeated in a slightly different way in other interviews: "Benedetto Croce used to say that until the age of eighteen, everyone writes poetry, and from that age onwards, there are two categories of people who continue to write: poets and fools. So, I prudently took refuge in the song, which, being a mixed form of art, allows me not insignificant escape routes where creative exuberance is lacking."

Fabrizio De André Non Al Denaro, Non All'Amore Né Al Cielo

5 feb 08

Voto:

a wonderful review for a wonderful album. Those who say that De André was not a poet because he was a musician clearly don’t understand anything. Poetry can also be just instrumental music. Once, only compositions written in verses, stanzas, and with specific metric rules were defined as poetry. Today, poetry is everything that expresses emotions and feelings, and that includes music as well.

Queen Queen

4 feb 08

Voto:

no, no, wait. Now I've got it: you said you’ve read others’ comments, not that you wrote them.

Queen Queen

4 feb 08

Voto:

I haven't listened to the album, just a few songs. I really enjoyed the review; it's very heartfelt, even though I didn't quite understand what you said at the beginning. You mention that you commented on other reviews before writing yours, and then you immediately deny it all. Frankly, I didn't understand much.

Pink Floyd The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn

23 jan 08

Voto:

Yes, beautiful, everything you want, but that's enough!!!!!!

Bob Dylan Time Out Of Mind

22 jan 08

Voto:

oops, vote!

Bob Dylan Time Out Of Mind

22 jan 08

Voto:

a very nice and well-written review, I’ve never listened to the album, but from the way you described it, it must be really good, even though sixteen minutes for a track seems a bit too much, even for a Dylan song (it all depends on the track, whether it flows or not.)