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THE REVIEW
One of the many remedies against constipation? That you use as a Dummy for the dog? Naturally, it's "Favola" by Paolo Meneguzzi! It takes little to make you gag, so don't be afraid... it's completely normal! Naturally, it has nothing to envy from the CDs of Tatangelo, Robbie Williams, or Pausini. It's just another example of how music is falling into ruin, and how there's never enough metal (punk, hard rock, grunge, etc.) to put an end to it. It's a real massacre, and it's a suicide to listen to certain stuff: you become musically obtuse, talk about metal as if it were trash, compare the voice of LaBrie or Tony Kakko to that of Lee Ryan or Cugini di Campagna. How low we are falling... and you don't know how much I hate to say it... but there's very little true music left. Meneguzzi: a sissy since birth.
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The review harshly criticizes Paolo Meneguzzi’s album Favola, describing it as another example of declining music quality. The reviewer expresses frustration at the rise of pop over metal and considers the album to be a weak attempt compared to other artists. Overall, the review conveys strong disappointment with the current musical landscape.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Paolo Meneguzzi
Paolo Meneguzzi is an Italian pop artist. In DeBaser’s reviews he is discussed mainly through the 2005 album “Favola”, with mentions of a Sanremo appearance tied to the song “Non capiva che l’amavo”.14 Reviews
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By crystalfg85
Meneguzzi sets a milestone... being the only Italian invited to the Fox Kids Channel Festival in Amsterdam, having the coolest website on the net (uahauah here I really can’t help myself).
Well, what can I say, I’m nauseated. To get over it, all I can do is indulge in a hearty laugh, alas. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
By Birbabirba
"Favola is an album that has only four, possibly five worthwhile songs, the rest is a boring monologue."
‘‘I continue to prefer the live version of Meneguzzi who doesn’t have an amazing voice, but in concerts, he knows how to convey emotions.’’
