Saputello

They're holding the "Air Guitar" world championships, Happipippo... You could sign up.

Well, it might be a joke, but I don't take it that way, sorry. If you want to see them all, just use the button in the top right.

Great review. I had truly never heard of this group before. However, from your description, it seems like the album might risk getting boring over time.

This is a drastic change, yes, but I like it. The idea that you can focus on one review at a time is inviting. There's less distraction. I find it quite a democratic choice. Of course, if someone happens to come across it at night, you know what bad luck that is? I hope they only put the crappy reviews at night.

No, it must be a problem of mine. After all, I'm using Explorer 5 on this computer, so that must be the reason.

No, it must be a problem of mine. After all, I'm using Explorer 5 on this computer, so that must be the reason.

Um, guys, I don’t know if I’m too high, but try doing what I do: on the homepage, in the bottom right where it says the artist's initials, move the mouse pointer over one of the letters... they don’t escape and the page stretches, right?

"How nice, when I'm not around, Saputello steps in for me.... :-)). Oh, Jim by the way, I saw that the mode without division between editor's picks and the others has returned. Why is that?"

But I don’t doubt that there’s something good in these productions (never something excellent, though). For example, among all these billionaire groups, I've managed to distinguish something from Blur, something from Muse. But oddly enough, all of those with good premises then had to choose whether to continue enjoying a production that would keep them riding the wave of popularity or not. Look at Radiohead: after OK Computer, they could have become as famous as Oasis or Muse, at the inevitable cost of their music. They didn’t do it. Then look at Muse; after a very promising debut album, they chose to ride the mainstream, resulting in an inevitable loss of quality and depth in their music, although it was beautifully packaged. It’s no coincidence that nowadays, to find something worthwhile, you have to dig through the indie groups.

Among other things, I notice that until the '80s there has always been a quest to make pop, a search focused on sound, a search that over time has completely vanished. When I hear pop productions now, it makes me sick. An incredible flatness. The voices are all processed and digitally altered at this point. It's truly disgusting. You can even feel it in groups like Aerosmith. I would say that decency has really been surpassed. Another problem is the people who come to fan sites and pretend to put these things on the same level, who think they can talk. Damn, let's at least allow for some culture in fan sites. I absolutely see no reason to review (by the way, with more than one review) a song that is played on the radio until my neurons are exhausted.