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Correct "escito," please. As for the rest, it's light and natural, not one of your peaks, and that's exactly why I prefer it to others that I've rated higher 😉

@[asterisco] So.... the comment will be a bit lengthy... first thing, I listened to almost the whole album while jogging, the first track really helped me find my rhythm 🙂. That said, this type of music isn't really my thing, even though I recognize its importance, but after five minutes I must confess a little boredom sets in. This pertains to the first and third tracks. Regarding the second (the shortest unfortunately), it’s a completely different story. I really enjoyed it. And now a question: I noticed a strong presence of a Hammond B3 (or something similar) in this track, and I was particularly struck by the presence of those “ghirigori” of electric guitar that I referred to as Hendrixian in my review of Venerus. And now to the point: Is this coincidence absolutely random, or did my words (and perhaps the listening of some tracks posted in my review) remind you (probably unconsciously) of a part of the music in Byrd's album and push you to review it? Then I also read that you like De La Soul (who I understand are a rap group), so I wonder why (since Venerus' album is still not too far from the rap area, if only because of friendships..) you didn't express an opinion? If you had a chance to listen to something, what do you think?

I listened to the opening track, wow what a funk groove, and the piece that's playing at the 18th minute, wow what "soul." It's great, I like it. I'll rate the review later 🙂

What a terrible load of crap, almost all the songs are of an awful banality (including the "big hit"), the one in Neapolitan is enough to make your skin crawl, an absolute shame that many consider it a twin of Magica musica by Venerus, a record of absolute beauty.

With all due respect, it’s probably not my thing; that reference to musical enlightenment, which I know for having (re)experienced in recent days, had piqued my curiosity... But, that said, I add, I don’t know... well!!

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It is indeed not easy to pay attention to the fact that many of those soldiers were the same age as those kids who today crowd the social media pages with their phones in hand, posting photos and songs on Instagram. And then chills really come, along with a profound sense of discomfort, gratitude, and melancholy.

I found the strength to read. As usual, your reviews are (and aim to be) almost literary works of art. The introductory part is a beautiful, paradoxical description of the unspeakable (it’s unnecessary to point out that it reminds me of the dialogue about "what are the clouds" between Ninetto Davoli and Totò). I need to listen to the work again after reading your splendid description. P.S. It’s miraculous that in a place like this, populated by so many atheist-materialists, a review of a work that, as far as I understand, is pure glorification of God is being so greatly appreciated. The power of music.