Anna Tatangelo
Good until 2005-2006. After that, she became a "Imbruglia de ce Bite" without Halls! more
Sangiovanni
Delmuga24

Delmuga24: Sangiovanni Traccia 01 in Sangiovanni Album - 1 january 2015

What a Finger [ke̞l'dwa]! more
Mina
If we criticize Mina, then we save no one. She, who has interpreted and made many of the most beautiful Italian songs her own, has no other colleague who boasts a similar number of musical emblems. From the whole decade of the sixties, to the songs written for her by Battisti in the early seventies, to the wonderful "Ancora Ancora Ancora" of '78, then through the eighties with less notable albums but always of quality and infinite class. She gave her best in the pieces specifically written for her, but she erred in presumption by wanting to redo songs recorded by others that are irreplaceable, like those of the Beatles. Songs that are always well-crafted in arrangements and in the choice of musicians. And what to say about Mina herself? The most sensual and representative voice of Italian pop music. A character full of herself, yet very self-aware and of above-average intelligence. She retired following the example of Battisti, whom she considered the greatest of all. She spared herself a ridiculous pension like those of old television mummies, now caricatures of themselves. She has been releasing records for almost seventy years; perhaps, however, in her case, the individual songs are more important than the entire albums. Verse-bridge in crescendo-explosive chorus —> unbeatable. Ladies and gentlemen, the Tiger of Cremona: Mina. more
Auf der Maur
Underestimated, by us. more
Kim Gordon -THE COLLECTIVE
BETTER THAN THE LAST TESTS OF THE MOTHER GROUP more
Cesare Cremonini
Excellent among those he wrote are Marmellata n°25, Cercando Camilla, and IjPagliaccio, which at the time were well-directed towards the "character" Cav and now can widely be attributed for various reasons to Tajani-Bonaccini-Fassino (the first of a long list, editor's note). The other "things" from our national Cesare, listened to again today, do not excite me at all, although one must acknowledge an evolution in writing and a decent interpretative sensitivity in the covers, of which the "Popolo fattosi Massa Informe" consistently has no memory. more
RAFFAEL TORA
a wonder among liquid guitars, oceans of sound and field recording more
Il Festival di Sanremo
For completeness, we would need the final report card of the recently vanished, Festivalz(zzz), but perhaps the users of this site didn’t need another sesquilinear avalanche of trivia and frivolities with the punctual, rare flashes of contrasting wisdom delivered at a late hour, serving only to induce yawns in the well-to-do, respectable, sycophantic audience of this Cazzillajo. more
Muse
The Sparks of the Poor more
The Rolling Stones -Exile On Main St.
(My) Rock - Blues Rock, Roots Rock (1972, England), rating out of ten: 8.75 more
Gene Clark
He was one of the greatest American singer-songwriters of his time. His career, from his beginnings with the Byrds to "No Other," with a fruitful collaboration with Doug Dillard in between, was nothing short of superb. The commercial failure of the aforementioned "No Other" sparked a decline that, however, never resulted in anything less than decent records. Ultimately, Clark was an extraordinary songwriter who deserves greater rediscovery today. more
WALLACE WELSH
One Band Band delivers a varied work that, starting from shoegaze roots, seeks a new path while lowering distortions. This exploration makes the album diverse and transitional. Good while waiting for further developments. more
Gerardo Balestrieri
Met tonight in Torre del Greco, bought the Best of which I will review. I start with 3 stars that could become 4 if the album excites me. more
Jethro Tull -Thick As A Brick
Il mio album Tull preferito di sempre! more
Max Pezzali
Alessio Lega's little cousin! more
The Knife -Shaking The Habitual
(My) Electronic Music - Post-Industrial, Experimental Electronics (2013, Sweden), rating out of ten: 9.50 more
The Proclaimers
Go Hibernian! more
Adele
The quintessence of banality. more
Led Zeppelin
The unmatched Roberto Pianta, Giacomino Pagina, Giovanni Buon Prosciutto, and Giovanni Paolo Forte Desiderio! more