Larrok

"Who are you referring to when you say 'You don't know much about music'?"

But am I the only one who prefers "( )" to "Agaetis"?

HAHAHA!! Scucchiona!! Epic!! XD

"Don't you think that perhaps if there are thousands of fans there must be a reason?" Here we are!! Finally!! If so many people follow him, he must be a great artist, of course. The Spice Girls also have millions of fans, as do Britney, Giggino D'Alessio, Ramazzotti, and Pausini. There must be a reason they have so many fans, right? HAHAHAHAHA!!! Ridiculous!!!! "Or do you believe it's just a group of idiots who blindly follow the crowd without being able to formulate their own ideas?" Exactly! That's exactly what I think!

You know, if I were you, I'd start listening to those 14,000 records, assuming you understood anything from those listens. Because at this point, I have my doubts... with 14,000 records listened to, you still don't grasp the difference between a musician and a session player? You should hide; you're making a fool of yourself! Besides, if you do the math, listening to a different album every day would take 38 years to get through 14,000 albums. And that's only if you listen to each one just once! Considering that often it takes 15-20 listens to truly internalize an album, I've come to the conclusion that you've said something ridiculous. International-level musicians?? You mean international-level session players. They play on Vasco's records only for a hefty fee and couldn't care less about the art. They're cold mercenaries, and you consider them great musicians. I repeat: start re-listening to all your 14,000 records; it's for the best.

Their best album is undoubtedly "( )". I find Agaetis instead too baroque and sugary. This last album, from what little I've heard, didn't impress me much, although there are interesting ideas.

@cacchione: I see you focus almost exclusively on Mr. Rossi's lyrics, since from a musical point of view his output is pointless, predictable, derivative, in short, subpar. As for the solo you mentioned, I'm not sure if you realize it, but it's the classic ultra-macho solo typical of hard rock ballads, far from being significant... (after all, surrounding oneself with musicians who are sterilely attached to clichés and then with overpaid session musicians can't lead to much). The beauty of Vasco's fans is that they have a musical culture well below zero, and anything they hear is a masterpiece to them, precisely due to their lack of comparison with the great albums in music history. As for the lyrics, I say that even the most beautiful lyrics in the world, when paired with mediocre music, don't make the song beautiful, but remain just excellent lyrics. At that point, it would be better to turn to poetry than to pretend to be a rocker without the slightest talent for it. Always assuming that Blasco's vulgar, generic, and superficial lyrics could even remotely be considered poetry.

I heavily quote Marpado!!

Absolutely agree with you! :D

Zanna, you should know that for me too, Keith is a legend! Just look at the rating I gave the album... But that doesn’t change the fact that instrumentally it’s a mess... there’s nothing wrong with that, it’s just a fact...