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Just one comment? Crazy stuff.. The review is very well done, it deserved much more attention, congratulations! I had never even heard of them, but from what you've written, I think I need to look into it.

Everything is very beautiful

Thank you for the mythic.. I didn't vote for the review, and I liked it quite a bit..

Aberinkulando should be recorded in the annals of comedy. Just for this sentence alone.

Feel it here THE WIND OF PADANIA.... PPPPPPPPPRRRRROOOOOOOOOOOOOTTTTTTTT TTTTT! (Borghezio, is that a ringing in your ears?)

The biggest suck-ups, hypocrites, turncoats of Italian politics (?), in the next comment, I will share what I think by referencing Muffin's quote...

What a memory, I vaguely remembered the piece, but I didn't recall that he was behind it.. But who cares really.. It's better that it was Miky Mix and Caparezza first rather than the opposite, right? Look at what happened to J. Ax.. I didn't attribute the phrase "You can't say that..." to you; mine was a general statement for those who put someone down without any reason, just using clichés. At least you provided your reasoning, and I respect that. Ah.. your review on Area regarding Manuel Agnelli was wonderful.

I completely agree halfway with Messer Sfascia.

@GUSTAVO: the mugging is there and you can feel it..... Wow, what a ungrammatical comment I wrote.

Alright, he might sound like Eminem vocally, but I see nothing wrong with that. It’s not his fault he has a similar tone (do you know how many rappers have the same voice..?), the lyrics are a bit more cheeky and "light" compared to Frankie’s, who takes himself too seriously, making him (albeit a great artist) hard to digest for many. I find him amusing and he honestly does his job well. There’s much worse around here. It can't be said that Caparezza makes crap, even if he’s not my style.. I respect him. You can also consider him pop, and then we must regard him on the same level as all our other valid artists (think Pauusini, D'Alessio, Ramazzotti, Marco Carta, and the like)? I believe Caparezza is at least a couple of notches above, let's be objective and not throw around judgments just because he’s gained some visibility, on someone who honestly does his job with consistency (for now), at least in my opinion, and who has the courage to carry on a genre that has long been dead and buried in Italy with decent results and public response. Then see it however you want, for now we still have freedom of thought, what's important is to respect others’ opinions (except in sporadic cases of exaggeration). Best regards..