Stevenstar66
Stevenstar66

Cream — Disraeli Gears | DeRank™: 0,00

3 Musical Geni at work the Cream!!! more
  •  (00)
  •  (00)
Martello
Martello

Enzo Jannacci — Quelli che... | DeRank™: 1,58

Karate
Karate is an ancient Chinese game
Transformed by the Japanese
Into a highly dramatic situation
To play karate
It’s essential to know the following things:
Feel Italian but "dendro"
Know the secret address of Martin Bormann
Be able to say in four languages "she doesn't know who I am"
Be teetotalers
Not be afraid of dying because it’s all fate
Take two cold showers three times a day
Believe that the mafia was invented by Marlon Brando more
  •  (02)
  •  (00)
Ditta
It's the album by Edo that I love the most, just after "Io che non sono l'imperatore." Wonderful. more
  •  (02)
  •  (00)
Ditta
The closing album of the most "refined" phase of his career. An absolute masterpiece, no ifs or buts. The title track is one of those songs that breaks your heart with every listen. more
  •  (00)
  •  (00)
Ditta
Ditta

Ivano Fossati — Decadancing | DeRank™: 0,00

Knowing when to stop when you're at the top is a skill only for champions. Fossati is one of them. more
  •  (00)
  •  (00)
fabriziozizzi
Double LP with tracks recorded in the studio and live. "Sera di Gallipoli," "Varsavia," and "Così" are wonderful and unique songs. more
  •  (00)
  •  (00)
Martello
DANCE BASTARDS! I FALL IN LOVE WITH A STONE, I AM A PIGEON AND I MAKE €@&€&€-€&€-€&#&_ more
  •  (00)
  •  (00)
Ditta
Ditta

Pino Daniele — Passi d'autore | DeRank™: 0,00

The worst of the worst by Pino Daniele, even more miserable than "Come un gelato all'Equatore" from a few years earlier. What sadness.. more
  •  (00)
  •  (00)
kyra1
kyra1

Impressions

Of course, between Comacchio and Petrucciani etc., all people who have made history, it would drive anyone crazy. Comacchio is surrounded by what I call our Everglades. Immense marshes, birds flying happily because they can't be hunted, eels resting after their journey from the Sargasso Sea and reproducing; they chose this place millions of years ago and have never left it. When we talk about loyalty. Comacchio was a bit like the Venice of the proletariat; here, until a few decades ago, there was blue misery. The people of Comacchio were known for the beauty of their women and for the vice... of stealing – I wouldn't want some comacchiese to get angry. Today I had coffee at Anita's, a small outpost of about 100 houses before the valley. I recommend you go there and maybe catch an evening like that of '84; in August they always organize high-level events at the 3 bridges and even outside. Bring Autan or some kalashnikov for the mosquitoes. It must have been a beautiful evening that July 8th, '84. I wish I could have been there. more
  •  (00)
  •  (00)
kyra1
kyra1

Francesco De Gregori | DeRank™: 0,00

I posted in the wrong place. I wanted to talk about Saigon. Alice is wonderful, no ifs or buts. more
  •  (00)
  •  (00)
kyra1
kyra1

Francesco De Gregori — saigon | DeRank™: 2,91

beautiful music, beautiful voice and lyrics even if "Saigon" has little to do with it. It could have mentioned, with the same sense of distance, Moscow, New York, or Beijing, but that's not the point. I really like the song, it has that feeling of disappointment, that idea of things dreamed of and never realized that gets inside you and makes you feel sad. At least that’s how it is for me. Better, much better than FDA. more
  •  (01)
  •  (00)
kyra1
Beautiful music, beautiful voice and lyrics even if "Saigon" has little to do with it. It could have said, with the same effect of distance, Moscow, New York or Beijing, but that doesn't matter. I really love the song; it has that feeling of despair, that idea of dreamed things never realized that gets inside you and makes you feel sad. At least that's how it is for me. Better, much better him than FDA. more
  •  (00)
  •  (00)
Martello
The magnum opus of one of the most brilliant singer-songwriters around. You can see the care that has gone into the writing of each piece. 4.5 rounded up, one of the best Italian albums since 2000. more
  •  (00)
  •  (00)
Ditta
How vast the sea... how small the man who departs. more
  •  (00)
  •  (00)
Ditta
Ditta

Pino Daniele — Un uomo in blues | DeRank™: 0,00

Personally, I have a nice memory of this disc. Of course, it undeniably did better work before, here it was already in a decline, but it still remains appreciable. The next "Che Dio ti benedica" will manage to be slightly more interesting, then goodbye to Pinuccio as well. 3.5 more
  •  (00)
  •  (00)
Martello
Of the 90s, this is the most successful one. All the tracks are produced excellently, and almost all the songs are written impeccably. It was very close to reaching a step below masterpiece status, but it’s still an excellent album. Almost 9. more
  •  (00)
  •  (00)
Martello
Martello

Mangoni | DeRank™: 0,00

Just as Bonolis carries Laurenti with him, the Elii are no less and have taken the greatest Italian artist on the road with them. more
  •  (00)
  •  (00)
Martello
Martello

Franco Battiato — Gommalacca | DeRank™: 0,37

Nothing, one of the greatest Italian albums for me. Even the ones that are essentially fillers are excellent. And then there are the more successful tracks...5 stars for life. more
  •  (02)
  •  (00)
Ditta
Perhaps interesting, but worthless and almost inaudible. Tedious like few others. The 2 is for the respect I have for Franco; otherwise, it would have been a flat one. more
  •  (01)
  •  (00)
Martello
Martello

Riccardo Marasco — Il porcellino | DeRank™: 0,00

This is unknown to anyone. No one who knows Teresina, or L'alluvione, or La lallera, or MA I CHE LA MI DICE SIGNORA BEATRICE, CHE LE STAVA MEGLIO CON UN AMANTE, NIENTE MENO CHE DANTE. Tuscan milestone, we need cantucci and wine because here we need to clear our heads. more
  •  (00)
  •  (00)