Zarathustra

Bah, I'm not sure that records like this deserve to be discussed...

It's true, from there on her music experienced an incredible decline, reaching the underground levels of the last albums.

Undoubtedly one of Ligabue's best albums, although I don't think it's the absolute best because at the top is Buon Compleanno Elvis. There are many beautiful songs; it's a shame he's become like this in the last albums.

It never fully convinced me, let alone this CD... One of the most overrated artists in history. And to think that while this talker was being praised by everyone, one of the greatest poets of the century, Nick Drake, remained in the shadows... how unfair life can be sometimes...

This is a truly brilliant idea, congratulations. As for the rest, there's no need for me to tell you that you write excellent reviews and that you have remarkable musical knowledge, because it's evident to everyone. Furthermore, you provide tons of material for everyone, in the form of samples or links like in this case, which is greatly appreciated by people like me who are thirsty for music and discussions about music. I would be curious to read your review of some sacred beast; for example, I would love for you to write about "The Dark Side Of The Moon," since, in my humble opinion, none of the dozens of reviews already out there honor the album even in the slightest. Or I would be very curious to know what you think about the Theater, since I don't seem to have read your comments on it. I'm not familiar with the album.

But what do you mean that it's simplistic to play, what does it have to do with it? Goodness, does something beautiful have to be difficult to play as well? Narrow-minded.

@Festwca: I agree with you (that Page is more traditional while Hendrix is more extreme and revolutionary). That was exactly what I was saying in the previous comments.

Well, Fossati really doesn't say anything to me.

As a guitarist, I reaffirm my admiration for Hendrix, of course!!! However, my model is Page, for the reasons mentioned above.

Yes, but I was careful not to say that Hendrix can't play acoustic; I only said that he hasn't often put himself to the test with it, and for this reason, he seems to me less versatile than Page, who uses it all the time. In terms of composition, Page remains unsurpassed by Hendrix for me; Stairway to Heaven is enough to convince me of that. This is my opinion.