Last album with the lyrics by Roberto Roversi, who signed as Norisso due to minor disagreements (exclusion of other songs that were to be part of the show "Il futuro dell'automobile ed altre storie"). more
A little mishap along with "Rooms of Everyday Life" more
First album by the Nomadi. It’s the same age as me. more
A truly remarkable live album that showcased Ivan's guitar skills. more
Unique masterpiece. Unattainable. more
Without focusing solely on its radio singles, at least it tries to compose something acceptable, keeping in mind that we are in the realm of Italian pop. more
Probably the absolute masterpiece of the latest Vecchioni (from 1993 onwards). Ten truly inspired tracks. Perfect album. more
A wonderful and sparse masterpiece. Just Bene would be enough to make it a wonderful album, then there's the fact that there are also other masterpieces and very few drops (actually, only Arlecchino is a bit below par).

P.S: Am I the only one who thinks of the scene from Ecce bombo where they wait for dawn every time I listen to Finestre di dolore? more
Found in a shop in Arezzo at a price equivalent to the wrath of all the gods plus Mohammed, at twenty years old and more, it's still fresh and played very well (well, there are Faso and Cesareo, it can't be otherwise). It's still a bit raw but definitely excellent. more
The last great album by Vecchioni. Following this, there will be good ratings again in 1993, with the resurgence of "Blumùn". more
Already with this we can glimpse the first signs of a change. Overall, a more than good album (despite the subsequent one and all the previous ones being superior), perhaps a bit too cryptic. more
Graaandeee looooveeeeee more
An Italian case of a singer-songwriter true to the line, with the typical gaze of a climber. more
Undoubtedly his most successful album: excellent collaborations, great arrangements, and decidedly valid tracks; the rating is 4.5. However, there are some flaws in the lyrics (typically Baglionesque), which prevents it from achieving a 5. But apart from this, it remains a more than successful work that should not be underestimated. more
A fantastic debut for Battisti/Pannella. The peak of the quintet 86-94 (it competes with "C.S.A.R."), and additionally, it features what is, in my opinion, the most beautiful song of all the bianconi: the title track. more
How to make you feel like the coolest for being able to afford this position. more
"Uuuuuuhhhhhh" "ahhhhhhhhhhh" "ahhh--ahah---aehhhhhhh" more
One of Battiato's peaks more
Quite erratic, but overall in their category, there are worse things. Almost 3 more
Italian metaphysician. more