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Zucchero — Spirito DiVino | DeRank™: 0,00

Perhaps Fornaciari's last great album, although the two that followed are still commendable. "Il volo" is among his top 5 works. more
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Great debut for the Battiato-Sgalambro duo. Nice little record, with several excellent tracks, but to be honest, I find it one of the less powerful works of the philosophical phase. It will definitely get better with the next two. more
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Marco Carta | DeRank™: 0,00

Someone explain to me why this character is in the "artists" section. more
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Domenico Modugno | DeRank™: 0,00

The first true innovator of Italian music. I can even forgive him for things like "Piange il telefono." more
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Marcello Mastroianni | DeRank™: 0,00

A tuxedo, a cigarette, a pair of sunglasses, and the character would emerge. If only there were actors of this caliber today. more
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Jack Nicholson | DeRank™: 0,17

One of the few actors to have navigated the decades of Hollywood without ever losing his essence, remaining true to his character while developing it through the eyes of directors like Stanley Kubrick, Martin Scorsese, Roman Polanski, and Bob Rafelson. A few minor missteps in the 2000s, but as far as I'm concerned, he's made his mark in history and can smirk as much as he likes. more
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Listened to it again today. I remembered it being worse. There are some gems, starting with La storia and then moving on to Poeti per l'estate, A Pà, Scacchi e tarocchi, Ciao ciao, Tutti salvi. In short, a beautiful album that fully deserves its four stars. more
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It took some time to process it. Now I simply find it stunning. more
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The sequel to Titanic. I like it. more
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I don't know, I find it a bit silly. more
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A rather useless little game. A stylistic exercise. more
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A Pa'

Dedicating a piece to Pasolini is not easy, but Franceschino succeeds. And with praise. more
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I've always loved this. It mocks all those pseudo-singers who churn out songs we listen to on the beach or who dance while doing Zumba. At least, according to my view. more
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Ciao ciao

Really beautiful. Perhaps the arrangement could have been a bit more substantial, but it's fine as it is. more
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I cowboys

The text is well-written, but it feels a bit childish to me. more
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Well arranged and the text is really well written, but it could have been stronger. more
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La storia

Giving him less than 5 seems crazy to me. And there are reasons for that. more
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Franco Battiato — Fisiognomica | DeRank™: 0,32

Probably his most beautiful and inspired work ever. Every piece is better than the last, not a single misstep. Masterpiece. more
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Lucio Battisti — La Sposa Occidentale | DeRank™: 0,00

From the white period, perhaps only the one that feels a bit subdued remains, but there are still some excellent insights present. 3.5 more
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The Alan Parsons Project | DeRank™: 0,18

A fundamental craftsman of sound, his music is a journey beyond the portals of paradise. more
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