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Well, I don't know if this album is that great, mmmmm, nice, come on... And Gabriel, a Chapman's imitator? Are you really sure about that, Pretazzo, mmmmmm... To me, Gabriel has always given the impression of being an improvised singer (he wanted to be a drummer when he grew up...). Chapman is another story. He was more prepared. He studied more. Then, it may sound strange, but Gabriel, as a singer, liked Phil Collins. And he tried to imitate him...

Well, I don't know if this album is that great, mmmmm, nice, come on... And Gabriel, a Chapman's imitator? Are you really sure about that, Pretazzo, mmmmmm... To me, Gabriel has always given the impression of being an improvised singer (he wanted to be a drummer when he grew up...). Chapman is another story. He was more prepared. He studied more. Then, it may sound strange, but Gabriel, as a singer, liked Phil Collins. And he tried to imitate him...

Are Genesis back together again? Is Collins involved? Or Wilson? Are they possibly planning to make an album too?!? I really hope not... I couldn't stand another "Calling All Stations"... Anyway, the album is terrible, just terrible...

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Hello Punny.:)

You are right!!!

Well, I read the comments on this review and on Enrybaxx's: it seems that today has been a long day for debaser... Personally, I couldn't care less if Bisius is 15, 35, or 55 years old, but since Socrates has talked about plots, which apparently have been successful, that led to the exodus of many de-users, I believe the same Socrates, a respectable person as far as I know him, should explain what these plots consist of. If only to understand why some of the best reviewers on the site have left, in some cases quite polemically. By the way, Giovanni Allevi makes my milk curdle...

Well, I read the comments on this review and on Enrybaxx's: it seems that today has been a long day for debaser... Personally, I couldn't care less if Bisius is 15, 35, or 55 years old, but since Socrates has talked about plots, which apparently have been successful, that led to the exodus of many de-users, I believe the same Socrates, a respectable person as far as I know him, should explain what these plots consist of. If only to understand why some of the best reviewers on the site have left, in some cases quite polemically. By the way, Giovanni Allevi makes my milk curdle...

Personally, Norah Jones's success doesn't leave me astonished at all; on the contrary, it brings me immense pleasure: for once, a talented singer is doing very well, I would say it's time to forget about sociology... Your attitude seems a bit pretentious, if I may say so. Especially since you compare her to Alanis Morrisette, who only shares being a woman with Norah; beyond that, they seem quite different to me. I haven't listened to the album, but the review, as you've probably guessed, didn't appeal to me.

For me, this is a great album...