bjork68

jokes, next time accept only authenticated comments, otherwise the anonymous cowards and little fools go wild.

Okay, the jokes. I apologize if I offended you, but there was an inevitable comparison with other reviews that were much better than yours on this album. I understand your disappointment, but you have to admit there are better reviews out there. As you might have noticed, I regretted giving you 1 star and then raised it to 3 because your intentions were good and you put in effort and passion. However, if you write reviews, I advise you to accept criticism with more elegance; unfortunately, criticism is inevitable. Here, everyone wants to share their opinion and is convinced they are always right. Maybe this is your first review, and I was wrong to compare it to others done by more experienced reviewers. What’s certain is that I didn’t want to offend or humiliate you, and if that’s how it came across, I apologize.

Yes, sometimes a reverent and dutiful silence in front of such beauty and poetry is better than 100 pompous words. Hello :0)

I understand, I didn't know. Thank you Mariaelena. I have to take care of my favorites more, even from a personal point of view, I know. :o). Anyway, thank goodness you're there to review Peter, otherwise I see there wouldn't be anyone at all. And you do it quite well too, it's clear that you adore him.

I'm moody, and on this site, you'll find reviews rated by me twice with different scores. But I have unshakeable certainties, and you can see them by clicking on my nickname. I’m going back to work, which is better now.

Yes, very much Dave, but you know I'm a bit impulsive when it comes to Genesis, and so the first reaction tends to take over reason. But if he had written something negative about the album... my God... I shudder to think of the curses that would have come out of my mouth and keyboard. Ultimately, everyone is free to express what they feel, even if they make mistakes in analyzing the album or the instruments. For example, I would refrain from writing reviews about my favorite artists and albums, even though I’ve been listening to them for 30 years (I started listening to progressive music around the age of 8, thanks to my older brothers) because I fear that whatever I might say would be superfluous or laughable. Sometimes it's hard to express in words and writing what you feel. What could I say, for example, about "Supper's Ready" or "Epitaph" by King Crimson??? That at the end of both pieces, I risk bursting into tears every time? It wouldn't interest anyone and I don't have the technical expertise to provide an interesting, creative, and above all, new analysis. I leave the reviews of these sacred monsters to those who have a better command of expressing emotions and musical competence than I do.

I didn't understand the sentence: I can understand your daughter. I don't follow the private lives of my favorites and their relatives very much. Please explain, I'm curious :o). Is the daughter Jill's or Rosanna's?

I imagine Maria Elena, for now I can settle for the DVDs I have. I couldn't see him in Modena for the Secret World Tour, I had work issues and it was impossible for me. I hope he returns soon; this time I'll go see him even in Lampedusa. It's a shame I've seen other artists in concert but never my idol :0/

Well done, birbabirba, an enjoyable review. The artist in question I had never heard of, but it doesn't matter.

maybe I was a bit harsh with the rating. the review doesn’t mean much, but you can feel the goodwill and passion for this artwork that is foxtrot. a 3 for encouragement.