Title: Art in Any Language
Product review: I listened to this album a lot during the months that I spent working on my dissertation. It inspired me, allowed me to forget about the drudgery of the research I was doing, and simply reminded me about what good art really is--a universal language of aesthetic rapture. Unfortunately, I cannot give this album more than five stars. I finished the dissertation in record time, and now the research that went into it has become the basis for my new book. Are these Italians inspirational or what? When I lived behind the iron curtain, Cutugno, Celentano, Al Bano & Romina helped me through the dull, boring gray Soviet reality. Ramazzotti helped me through misunderstandings, professional jealousies, pseudo-morality, and idiotic, stale scholasticism I was forced to exist in at times. His album also reminded me to remain true to my creative side and to trust my heart.
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