I understood why the people of Salento are ashamed of an artist: it’s not Al Bano (who at least wins over the ladies) but the Negramaro. It’s problematic to compare them with Pooh or Nomadi, who, in comparison, are the Beatles and the Rolling Stones... more
To be honest, at least it has its own style, plays an instrument, and it’s possible to find a track without auto-tune. I’m not fond of hip hop in general, but, together with Eminem, I have to acknowledge that certain titles pique my interest (1984 and Morte in diretta). more
The best independent band made in the USA more
It may not have great originality, but it never loses a shred of style, and in fifteen years of coming in fifth, sixth, or seventh at Sanremo, it has always brought to the Ariston not just fully dignified songs. Moreover, it is also a decent bassist. more
Honestly, to each their own, since I don't see what's exciting about someone who is remembered for "Salirò" and "La Y10 Bordeaux": marketed for lefties who believe him to be a revolutionary singer-songwriter of who knows what level. more
Studied over time and after a while I decided to change its definition... Five truly valid albums in the face of a production made to monetize stylistically similar to what much better has produced in the 70s, probably due to the lack of inspiration stemming from the reflux. Two exceptions? "Dolce Italia" and "Le Ragazze di Osaka." more
Lemon Tree. And I judge them based on the catchiness of the song. As for the rest: am I ignorant or who the hell knew they were from Cemmania? more
Not all bands end with a bang. more
the best period of the band. however you look at it, songs that have made history in Italian music. more
The dumped women who eat ice cream and melt it with their tears... in a nutshell: Renga's fans. more
That kind of neoromantic pop that's so popular in Italy, I could see Baglioni as a replacement for Tony Hadley. Beautiful songs, better than Duran... but in Italy, they aren't needed, you know. more
excellent and promising debut! more
The beginnings of the Pooh, a bit beat and a bit what they will become more
A classic maintained that tries to do something without overshadowing the figure of the deceased husband. And that John Lennon was outdone by Riccardo Fogli with women... well, that doesn't seem like much of a brag to me. more
Same musical and recording utility as a karaoke singer in bars. But I give it a 2 out of solidarity. more
It's clear that Roby was a better singer than a father. more
Moms, children, aunts, cousins, grandparents... more
With Rea and Gatto, he has reached the peak of "jazz" music production, if that's what you can call it, in Italy. For the rest, he remains a good singer-songwriter, but he seems to be the male version of Vanoni: at 85 years old, still on TV!! more
Defining them on par with pfm gives me hives. Great during the Marton period, unthinkable in the post-Tagliapietra era. more