DaveJonGilmour

Well done, Poletti, one of your few valid posts. ;-)

Jazz rock, progressive, and metal in the early 70s? Interesting, I'll download them right away...

But maybe with "forget Flying Teapot" he meant something else; I don't think he dismissed it, after all.

Thank you :-)

Who would be the greatest Italian singer-songwriter????????

You made several mistakes in the review:
Pink Floyd cannot be translated as Fluido rosa, even though I think it would fit perfectly, but Barrett had something else in mind;
to say outright that they will be overtaken by Kraftwerk seems really foolish to me;
regarding sales, my modest knowledge tells me that this is the second best-selling album, after the despicable Thriller by Michael Jackson, and not the third (at least until a few years ago);
"Breathe" is almost an anthem to life, certainly not to the fear of living;
the lyrics of Time are quite profound and philosophical, it's absolutely not a simple reflection on the waste of time;
how can it be useless to talk about "Us and Them," "Brain Damage," and "Eclipse"? Us and Them represents a new way of conceiving music, understood here as the space between notes (COLOSSAL!).
These things just don't work, but the rest is not bad!

Okay... but have you noticed how this album has pulled everything out of one of their old songs? For me, that's something to praise. And have you realized how many bands have drawn heavily from King Crimson, with PFM leading the way? And all those hard rock (all) and metal (many) bands that came after The Who, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath and reproduced their teachings with just a more modern sound? Shouldn't they also deserve your criticism?

Can I reply to you?

Caesar?? Maybe you’re confusing me with someone else :-)

is it?