El minchia

A thick album, positioned just behind the first five classics. Probably the last true great album from the Maiden. A review that is too simplistic...

Indeed, originally, it was supposed to be the adaptation of Owens' life with Brad Pitt playing the mysterious singer, but then it never happened. Am I wrong or does Aniston star in it?

So, Linus, I believe you are making a fundamental mistake by wanting to be the "contrarian" at all costs. Others are celebrating? You take a stance of lukewarm pleasure. Others love "Notti magiche"? You say it's not that great. And, believe me, amidst people who lost their voices during the World Cup, that's the most reckless attitude you could take. Of course, you are completely free to think what you want, but I would suggest not doing it among ecstatic fans who just need something to chew on... Zidane? A world-class player, but prone to sudden acts of violence that Pelè, Baggio, Maradona, and Platini never exhibited. There's one fundamental thing: this title is making quite a few nations green with envy, which would not hesitate to condemn the Frenchman's gesture, unlike what happened with De Rossi and Totti. My advice: Caressa's commentary on Sky is circulating online; I downloaded it, and I listen to it again every hour... Fuck everyone, we are WORLD CHAMPIONS!!!!!!

You did not indicate that the compositions are by Henning Pauly. The brie simply sings.

It is noteworthy that the song Don't stop believin will be used in the film Monster during the lesbian dance between Theron and Ricci.

Well, I think the true Neapolitan spirit has been expressed in the masterpiece review of a D'Alessio live performance. Here, as someone pointed out, the classic Neapolitan scugnizzo in rock attire comes off as a bit unbelievable. However, I do agree that many pop artists converted to rock with Nirvana, but some kept a fundamentally pop mentality.

I respond as I did in the other review of Giggi Dalessio: those who take offense are nasty.

Those who take offense are obnoxious.

To be honest, it doesn't seem to me that there are any insults, but rather a lot of irony. If I'm not mistaken, people like Federico Salvatore are truly Neapolitan.

I made one about Nirvana that they didn't publish on the homepage... Go figure...