The first two albums are decent but then they fell into the trivial. Then they acted all high and mighty as if they were the Beatles. They would have liked to be, but there's nothing to be done. Just a 3 for the feud between the Gallaghers, which has now become like a soap opera. more
If they had come out in the 80s, my rating would be a stretched 2, but since they produced immense masterpieces in the 70s, I can't give anything less than a 5. More than with the loss of Peter Gabriel, the real Genesis died with the departure of Steve Hackett. more
Promising pop/rock band in the seventies, endless abyss from the mid-eighties to the 2000s, with the exception of Dove comincia il sole (where, among other things, there was no D'Orazio). Three stars only because of Battaglia and Canzian. more
Giving Pink Floyd less than a 5 and claiming to have an understanding of music is madness. (What world would it be without David Gilmour?) more
Not as terrible as I thought. Especially in the 80s, he did some really good things. Even though musically he has been irrelevant for about twenty years and he carries with him the reputation of having drawn a bit too much from others (to be kind). more
Great musician, great composer and performer. It's a shame that the last years of his career didn't match his level, but for Uncle Pino, I forgive everything. Thank you for everything! more
It has undergone a terrifying decline, but some masterpieces it created, especially in the seventies, cannot be ignored. more
He has written so many masterpieces that he is forgiven for everything. Thank you, Prince! more
Purchased in a limited and numbered deluxe edition (2CD+4LP). A journey into the darkness of the soul. If you are afraid of the dark, the real one, do not listen to this album. more
Purchased in a limited and numbered deluxe special edition (2CD+2LP). An album that sends shivers down your spine just for the depth of the themes addressed. The opening track "Grande" alone would justify the purchase of the album. more
Purchased in a limited edition, numbered special release. An album of the highest caliber with remarkable peaks of songwriting (Terra di Nessuno, Costruire per Distruggere, Padania, Nostro anche se ci fa Male, La Terra Promessa si Scioglie di Colpo). A chilling atmosphere permeates the air. more
A minor episode from the band led by the great Manuel Agnelli. Nevertheless, the quality remains consistently high. more
An album that hurts. To be listened to over and over again as each of us, deep down, hides a little Hyena within. One track more beautiful than the other. I will only mention "Il Compleanno di Andrea" simply because I believe it is, firstly, hugely underrated and, secondly, of breathtaking beauty. more
"What Is Not There" is one of the most beautiful songs I have ever listened to. The rest of the album is just as remarkable (perhaps only slightly less so). more
Let's make it forever. "Milano Circonvallazione Esterna" really gets me excited. more
Wonderful album that has infected me for quite a while. I hope to be contagious. more
Bought many years ago in a nice version, with lots of cute little objects. Badass-but-not-too-much album. The title track, however, is pretty awesome (not the balls). more
A splendid sketch of provincial life, blending fairy tale and poetry. more
For an Abruzzese, Ivan Graziani will always represent one of the best singer-songwriters ever heard in Italy. For a non-Abruzzese, Ivan Graziani should always represent one of the best singer-songwriters ever heard in Italy. more
perhaps commercial, but beautiful nonetheless. more