Cornell

"What could be more beautiful than a man who sings while he fights?" Mmm... Perhaps a man who sings without fighting, right?

Yeah, great review for a great album.

One day Morse said: "Blackmore's guitar parts are practically perfect, you can't add or change even a note, it would sound off..".

Good job!

Oh my goodness, what a compliment.. But I'm a sentimental person, so...

It's been a year since you last reviewed? What a shame...

I fully agree (if only halfway) with MATACà: direct reception, well done Sfascia!

@Conte: you always show a certain "class" in your responses, someone like me would have sent him straight to hell.. :))) It's not my habit to launch attacks, I think I might have misinterpreted your comment at this point. @MUFFIN: So, do you know or not "Mary Had A Little Lamb"? :=). Peace p.s.: I fully endorse - "fuck the useless connections and make way for the talented who deserve it! alright? Sylvia81"

Dear, doremifasollasi (you forgot the sharps) I can easily play it by myself, I have the piano and I used to play it a thousand years ago.. Not anymore. And if you know "Mary Had A Little Lamb" come running, that one really gets me high. Why should I subscribe to the comment? Where does it say that, excuse me? It pisses me off when pretentious comments are posted, that's all. The fact that the author of the review has been considered rather superficially as someone who discovered piano music yesterday while Count, who has listened to tons of piano and jazz records, considers himself "rightly" an experienced critic free to bury good Esseno, relegating him to "circus clown" just for the phrase: it amazes with its virtuosity and pianistic acrobatics (he expects nothing else to pronounce judgment), giving us an almost childish joy, WITHOUT EVER HAVING LISTENED TO HIM (as he himself states). P.S.: why do we always mention Allevi? Get into the specifics.. I'm curious.

Mmm.. I feel like I put it "to me" or am I wrong? So it’s a matter of subjective opinion or am I still mistaken? You get easily worked up.. I've never heard of a virtuoso of the ocarina anyway. The sound of a piano is the most harmonious thing in the world, but if we want to put side by side virtuosity (for its own sake or whatever you want to call it) done with piano, guitar, ocarina, triangle, or cymbals.. well.. But also no.. I appreciate it when music stirs something inside me, and a piano always manages to do that. It’s always a matter of subjective opinion, and I feel free to express it. That's all. This one has the courage to present a record for solo piano, which I think is a kind of suicide for any pianist, but who speaks badly of it does so with what competence? I would have avoided commenting, it’s not my territory, but when I read comments like yours Conte (may I call you Conte? It also sounds noble, come on..) it gets on my nerves a bit. I agree with what STUPIDGIRL09 wrote in response, who shows expertise as she declares to be a professional pianist, so not just any fool like myself.