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SydBarrett96 has written nonsense. According to him, Rocchi "was explicitly inspired" by Alan Sorrenti's Aria, when if anything the opposite would be true: Claudio Rocchi's Volo Magico N. 1 was released in 1971, while Sorrenti's Aria came out in 1972. Before writing nonsense that then spreads online, at least do your homework.
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The review challenges a common misconception by clarifying that Claudio Rocchi's Volo Magico N. 1 was released before Alan Sorrenti's Aria. It emphasizes the importance of accurate information in music discussions.Tracklist Videos
Claudio Rocchi
Claudio Rocchi (8 January 1951 – 18 June 2013) was an Italian singer‑songwriter and multi‑instrumentalist from Milan. After early work with Stormy Six, he emerged solo with Viaggio (1970) and the seminal Volo magico n. 1 (1971), later exploring avant‑garde and experimental paths before returning with A fuoco (1977) and a self‑titled comeback featuring notable collaborators.06 Reviews
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