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Claudio Lolli — Lovesongs | DeRank™: 0,00

One of Claudio's latest albums that reinterprets some of his love songs. It’s a record against hate. Extraordinary Nicola Alesini on saxophones. more
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The only band to have entered the album charts in the famous American magazine Billboard. They played pure energy and now they are old foxes who know all the secrets of prog. "Alta loma five till nine" drives me crazy. I love them, but when I hear Di Cioccio sing, I always think of Francesco Di Giacomo. more
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Ivano Fossati — Discanto | DeRank™: 0,00

Perfect album, "musically" superior. Engaging and demanding lyrics :) with "Lunario di settembre" telling the story of a witchcraft sentence from the seventeenth century and the beautiful "Italiani d'Argentina." more
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A troubled Vecchioni released this beautiful album featuring the famous "Signor giudice," a spicy invective against the judiciary. And then the cover designed by Andrea Pazienza... more
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Pino Daniele — Che Dio Ti Benedica | DeRank™: 0,00

I've always found the title track terrible, but the rest of the album is quite enjoyable to listen to. It's definitely Daniele's last hurrah, speaking of (almost) whole records. 3.5 more
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Still sparse arrangements but songs that have made an impact. "Prague Spring," "For When It's Late," "Ophelia," "See Dear." more
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Lucio Dalla — Lucio | DeRank™: 0,00

Is it the same person who wrote "Futura" or "La sera dei miracoli" or "Nuvolari" or "Stella di mare"??? Except for "Yesterday or lady Jane?". more
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All it would have taken was "The King of the World" and the rest blank. I would have bought it anyway. more
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Great innovator. Top record. more
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There was a time when the quintessential prog voice in the world was Francesco Di Giacomo. more
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"Nomadic Song for a Political Prisoner," a suite-hymn to freedom of thought. Unattainable. more
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Enzo Jannacci — L'artista | DeRank™: 0,00

Posthumous album that encompasses little gems re-sung by Enzo, who wasn’t on his feet but still did a great job. "Il tassì," "Un amore da 50 lire," "Maria me porten via," and others. Moving. more
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Ivano Fossati — Decadancing | DeRank™: 0,00

A true artist is one who decides to stop when they have nothing left to say. What the world lacks are artists like that. more
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Authentic geniuses and exquisite musicians. "Fossi figo" with Morandi, "Gimmi l." (Gimmi the pedophile, but the pedophile was the last name, sung by Tina Turner's ex), "Litfiba tornate insieme" and "La follia della donna" are little milestones. more
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Decibel — L'anticristo | DeRank™: 0,00

Great album with strong punk-rock influences. What a surprise. more
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Nomadi — Terzo tempo | DeRank™: 0,00

First album after Danilo Sacco. Cristiano Turato is unbearable to listen to. more
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Rustic. Pierangelo didn’t hold back. more
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Lucio Dalla — Henna | DeRank™: 0,00

Still Dali flashes. "Henna" beautiful. Sad and hopeful. more
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Claudio's first album. Still highly relevant. more
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First Dalla at the top. "The House by the Sea," "Ithaca," "Lucio where are you going" and other stories. more
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