Chae

?!? If we want to be clear, we will be...
I didn't like the review in its writing (that's why I'm giving it a 1). Regarding Le Vibrazioni (which I believe is where the real problem lies). I've never been a die-hard fan. But I have listened to several of their songs over the years and, I'm sorry, I'm not that impressed by their retro pop/rock style.
The reason for my score of 1 for this album is quickly explained. The single that's currently playing on the radio doesn't appeal to me, and I also see that even the most devoted fans are slowly "letting go" of their affection.
Just look at the sales over the years: 1st Album 350,000 copies sold (number one in the charts for several weeks), 3rd Album "Officine Meccaniche" 180,000 copies sold (half of the first), and still a good success in sales.
Current album: Very poor sales. Released just a few weeks ago, and the chart positions have been 17-14-20-23 for each week since its release.
I believe that my very personal score (and based on my personal taste, which is also debatable) can be 1.

I never considered Tiziano Ferro a phenomenon. In fact, with the last two albums, he’s even become annoying to me. If I praised his music back then, it was because in Italy it was a novelty for a singer to write in the R&B style. As for Le Vibrazioni, I don’t think I said anything negative...

When I talk about writing, I refer to music. Being a songwriter gives you the opportunity to steer your journey with more independence. That's what I mean.

I still have to listen to this album, and I will very soon. The song presented by Malika at Sanremo is very beautiful (written by Pacifico). My low rating (for now) for the album is because in the debut CD I experienced overwhelming boredom at times mixed with beautiful pieces. The problem may arise from the fact that Malika Ayane is currently just a singer, and she is therefore at the mercy of the writing of others. See you soon.

I find Morgan as a musician sometimes brilliant and sometimes confused.
As a television personality, I find him engaging and original.
Perhaps the two professions in Morgan's case clash with each other.

There have been great songs written by Ruggeri in the past. However, to say that the song presented at Sanremo is one of the best (or the song that should have won) is a stretch. I expected something more, simply put.

I agree with those who agree with me.

"That evening," there has been a lot of talk about this song, and I was expecting a masterpiece. However, I don't find it to be that exceptional; I find it confusing and at times annoying. Lastly, I have to critique the latest album released by Morgan, "Morganicomio," which is the usual rehash of his best songs...
When will he finally decide to make an album of entirely new material? Could it be that he is running a bit short on ideas lately???

I saw Ruggeri in Sanremo and he seemed to be lacking in ideas. We'll see if it gets better later...

If this is a song... we’re in bad shape! I really hope that second place at Sanremo wasn’t the true vote of Italians... and that it was just the usual nonsense.