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@FIDIA: you answered yourself, the intention was to provoke laughter. If I had wanted to shoot the Red Cross, as you say, I certainly wouldn't have framed the review in irony, nor would I have rated the album with 5 stars. Instead, I would have gone on in a pointless (in this circumstance) track by track that would have added nothing to your imagination. I wrote a "destructive" review on Motorhead, and that was something entirely different. Finally, with the conclusion of the review: "Perhaps they didn't even realize it" (regardless of the spirit of the remarks), I implicitly responded to your statement: "It’s too easy to pick on these girls who we knew from the start would end up forgotten." @SFASCIA CARROZZE: Unfortunately, I didn't delve deeper; it's probably the reissue of the same album with the addition of the Sanremo song "Batte Forte." @OMEGANEX999: "if we had all 5 of them nude in a bed," I would play the cd in the background :p PS: I would have spared Cristina D'Avena; I still listen to her, sing her songs, and I'm proud of it :-)

Wow! I heard Apache played at a Little Tony concert from my brother. I couldn't hold back my tears :)

Great album and nice review. Too bad that today, judging by the single, it seems they have nothing left to say. Exceptional Nothingman.

For the next review, I want an Iron Maiden album! Make sure of it.

mmm but... only 42 reviews... For a band as extremely repetitive as Iron Maiden, that's not bad, but I feel you can do better... come on, you got this!!!!

Undoubtedly one of the most annoying albums of recent years...

Monotonous even in the titles... is it really possible that talking about mutilated bodies or those burned alive requires 7 albums?

“‘Black’ and ‘Jeremy’ are likely the absolute peak of Pearl Jam and, in my opinion, of the entire Grunge movement, precisely because they escape from that style while still maintaining its visceral and existential character. The anger expressed in two almost opposite forms.” I’ll stop here and give you a 5 out of trust.

If good Garfunkel conceived it all (from a "conceptual" standpoint) as you mention, then hats off to him. If, on the other hand, that little armchair was just for him to rest his feet, then the genius is you for having crafted such poetry :)

It's a shame about the audio quality, which doesn't allow me to fully appreciate these songs (''Going Back'' sounds really good nonetheless). The typical vinyl crackles annoy me terribly... however, reading the review makes me want to give it another spin. I rate the album 2.5.