This dish looks and tastes like a piece of shit more
magnificent debut album by Sound more
On the fifth album, with the full "clan," Vasco comes close to a masterpiece (to me, this is even superior to the following "Bollicine," which is weighed down by too many fillers). It has everything: the wild Vasco of "Sono ancora in coma," to the one with non-trivial love songs like "Ogni volta." First, there is "Splendida giornata" (a reggae track, on an album very much reggae rock), then there's "La noia," with a stunning saxophone finale. He made a mark at Sanremo with "Vado al massimo," and took the microphone with him. He was at his peak, but it was just 1982. more
A nice album, surprisingly, given the rather discouraging trials of previous works. Dedicated to the parents, there are very beautiful pieces, from the melancholic "Piove su Roma" where Gato Barbieri's sax returns to the profound "Tradimento e perdono." The inconceivable "Comunisti al sole" stands out as an exception, which is truly something to report (musically, of course). more