tom traubert

Easycure, before very kindly telling you to fuck off, read your own nonsense again, memorize it, and then tell it to your little friends for 6285 posts or even more if you want. Regards. Idiot.

Here now it's Davejon who's taking care of it, and he has even more time than me for these things, heheheheh.

As for arguing about the beauty of this album (which isn't an album), look, it's already been done by others on this very site, and that's more than enough because it's not like we have to (nor could we) convince each other of anything.

Here, see that you’ve won big?
OK, without getting into debates, I struggle to understand those who criticize the light show, since, with the right proportions, it has always been one of their characteristics from the very beginning. A characteristic that has gone hand in hand with the growing success of the band, following an uninterrupted progression of gigantism from the slides at the UFO club to Dark Side, the In The Flesh tour, The Wall, and so on, which may or may not appeal to people, but it's certainly not a recent novelty. For this reason, I find the criticism instrumental and self-serving. As for the songs, well, people may like them or not, that’s fair, that’s normal, and that’s where it ends, but without rehashing everything already written above, it’s hard to see what’s wrong with releasing a live DVD. And I’m talking about ONE, not fifteen like U2, just to make a point. So it’s another criticism that, let’s admit it, really doesn’t hold much ground.

No no, look, you already won that race from the start and I’m happy to let you have it.

Here, the only pathetic ones are those who shit on the big target just to be a cheap iconoclast with a handful of worn-out clichés. They frankly don't even deserve too much attention. Yawn.

A great album even though it's below Tom Waits' standard of excellence. It's clear that for anyone else it would be a masterpiece, but not for him. It is likely his most inaccessible album and definitely one of the most experimental. Courageous.

I completely missed this one. I haven't listened to it in years and to be honest, I don't even own it anymore, but this is truly an album full of great tracks.

Great review. However, Lolli is a singer-songwriter I've never really "hung out" with, except on the periphery.

Ciruzzo, no one was talking to you, go back to the sewer and sleep, come on, be good.