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But excuse me, I know both of them very well because they are my favorite artists. And in my opinion, the comparison isn’t so bold. Of course, the comparison isn’t just about talent, since it wouldn’t be possible because each had a different talent (Mozart was definitely better at playing his compositions, but on the other hand, Freddie was unquestionably better at singing his songs). I compare them as artists and as people. I think they had many things in common: both knew how to create innovative music for their time by mixing various genres and overcoming prejudices. In fact, neither of them was ever loved by critics, but despite this, they managed to stand out. In their private lives, they only thought about having fun and spending money (Mozart didn’t have much, but he spent every penny he had), and both wrote until the last minute of their short but intense lives. Therefore, I believe that making a "comparison" isn’t so daring, especially considering the differences between the two eras.

I don't think it's excessive; I even consider Freddie to be slightly more talented than Mozart.
P.S. I love Mozart to bits!

Well, it doesn't seem like a fair way. Anyway, I don't see all these singers better than Masini in Italy, and don't mention the usual Vasco, Pausini, Ramazzotti, who are just overstated commercial phenomena. If you're talking about De André, Gaber, then that's a whole different story, and they can't really be compared.

You've been unlucky because "Scimmie" is the worst album written by Masini; I can't stand it either. So I don't think that by listening to just one album you can form a reliable opinion. Considering that you don't know the best songs. It's like me judging Queen by saying they suck while only knowing the album "Hot Space" (a real piece of crap), ignoring other Queen albums that made history.

The Punisher, I bet you don't know more than 5 songs by Masini, right? Let me know.

I love Led Zeppelin and Queen like crazy (my two favorite bands), but that doesn’t mean I don’t like Masini. In fact, I consider him the best in Italy (De André excluded). Before judging, one should take the time to understand!

"therealramona" your judgment seems a bit biased to me.
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let's not joke around, Masini is one of the best Italian singers. Before judging, you should at least know some of the songs he has made. Try listening to - Principessa - Ci vorrebbe il mare - Dal buoi - Gli occhi dell'arno - Figlio della polvere, etc. and then we can talk about it.
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