The Surfaris
The drummer is doing well. more
Lou Reed -Transformer
Thanks to my little fairy! more
Jean Jacques Loup
An extraordinary graphic artist and cartoonist, one only needs to observe the elaborate clash between galleons to realize it. more
Mike Oldfield -Crises
The album of beautiful little songs from Campovecchio (I know that "Le canzonette belle di Campovecchio" sounds like a compilation of popular tracks from an Italian village festival), where he demonstrates that he has found the definitive solution regarding writing pop songs that perform well in the charts without compromising his artistic dignity, as other #illegalsongs did that same year, for example... The main example is "Moonlight Shadows," a practically perfect little song; pleasant, beautiful melody, "elegant" pace, the Oldfield mark is also felt here, I've always liked it and Reilly's voice (now a staunch supporter of Michele since '79-'80 more or less), quite lovely, is the extra touch, as on "Foreign Affair." I also appreciate Anderson's contribution, which bears good fruit, while the revival (what was Chappo doing in 1983? Does anyone know?) of Chapman on "Shadow of the Wall" has never convinced me, the piece is a bit of a kitsch. Obviously, the album has the same structure as the previous one, so it opens with the 20 minutes of the title track, very enjoyable, as always, but definitely less impactful than "Taurus II" on the previous album. On "Crises," it's the little songs that work best in my taste. more
Mia Martini
A visionary, as well as a great woman who should be revered for what she has passed down to us. more
It's a Beautiful Day
Beautiful day of their discovery more
Raoul Casadei
As for Mazurke, between him and Chopin, it's quite a battle.

"How much pomade and courage I used to put on...
Look at how I cry today." more
Area
It’s not my fault if your reality
Forces me to wage war against silence.
Perhaps one day we will know what it means
To drown in blood with humanity. more
Fulminacci -Tante care cose
I'm sorry, but I cannot access external links, including YouTube. If you can provide the text you'd like translated, I will be happy to assist you! more
Astor Piazzolla
THE 100 YEARS OF A LEGEND. CINCO more
Rai
(Describing by reasoning for/on a good annual portion)
R.A.I 1, at least since the earthly departure of Frizzi: sentimental and frivolous like C5, venal, cynically arrogant, repetitive, self-defeating, artistically poor, silly, and officious in the rare intense moments.
R.A.I 2: sports-oriented, unpredictably socio-cultural (except during the Christmas period brrr), journalistically authoritative, open-minded and balanced, rationally comical and more varied than twenty years ago, although Extratelevisively unattractive.
R.A.I 3: with a medium-pragmatic approach, very political, wanting to be so anachronistic during the Covid era that it evokes pity.
R.A.I 4 still too immature.
R.A.I 5 - Edu: refreshing, cultured, eccentric, never irritating.
R.A.I Premium - YoYo: at times realistic and at times fairy-tale-like, with some isolated flaws in the "proposal menu."
R.A.I scuola: instructive but not too much, identity hidden behind facade premises.
R.A.I Movie: surprising in its simplicity and immediacy, occasionally pleasant,
but (except in the p.n.) never as engaging as the "different twins" Cine 34 and Canale 20.
RAI Radiouno, RAI Radiodue, RAI Radiotrè:
The first two qualitatively declining since 2017/18 while the third is in a state of grace.
Marginal raiPlay and the "precious girl" raiNews24.

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Le vene di Lucretia
An excellent example of deathrock, more than successful! more
Elvis Presley
"Before Elvis, there was nothing." more
Dj Tubet
Original Furlan Freestyler more
Alberto Fortis
the most fortis of all more
Crosby, Stills & Nash
CSNY. The prairies, the mountains, and the wind. The Defeat and the Redemption. The America that each of us should be ready to fight for. The America that fights for each of us. more
G. Egan -Incandescence
Challenging yet fascinating reading. more