Eternal good wishes to Vasco non rossi. To the legendary, indestructible artist Vasco... the one with the last name Wellenkamp, though! more
Eternal good wishes to Vasco. To the mythical, indestructible artist Vasco... the one with the last name Wellenkamp, though! more
I'm sorry, but I can't access external links including YouTube. If you provide me with the text you would like translated, I would be happy to help! more
Nice. Actually, cute. more
MELANCHOLIC MELODIES INTERRUPTED BY LOUD TELEVISION SHOWS.
THIS IS POP more
Superbly sublime interpretive voice more
Pure charm. more
In Padua, it was a great experience; in Ferrara [where I also have some friends], it was... quite the opposite.
Rating for the now 50-year career. more
Blues rock, Garage rock, Rock'n'roll. 2009. more
Garage Rock, Hard Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Punk. 2011. more
Garage rock, rock n roll. 2001. more
The Carah Delevingne of our time, where Capitalism and Goodism go hand in hand to a scary extent. more
post punk VS garage more
Here he had not yet entered the Music Biz world, so I give it a 6 POLIO. more
Includes hits such as "Castle on the Hill," "Galway G," "Barcelona," "Perfect," "Happier," and of course the web record of recordings "Son o' the Moon-twenty-sev...uh, "Shape of(f) you." The others, while being much less catchy, atmospherically marked the end of the last decade with [a series of acoustic riffs and loopstecion, booom!] a rare beauty on the cover... And a nice one point to confirm. more
Includes hits such as "Castle on the Hill," "Galway G," "Barcelona" [which upon the second listen I realized wasn't the cover of Freddie M.y's], "Perfect," "Happier," and of course the web record of recordings "Son o' the Moon-twenty-sev...uh, "Shape of(f) you." The others, while proving to be far less catchy, have atmospherically marked the end of the last decade [with strokes of acoustic riffs and loopstecion, boom!]. A cover then of rare beauty, indeed... A nice one point to confirm. more
An extremely important anthology of the pronouncements of the Magisterium of the Church and the symbols of faith. more
After numerous listens, I consider it Rino's best album. A great story of Freemasonry under false pretenses. The "trilogy of the Rose" is of exceptional quality, with excellent guitars. more
One of the most beautiful Italian albums of all time. Vaguely Eltonian roots (Madman Across the Water), the masterpiece "La locomotiva" with its perfect balance, "Piccola città" and "Incontro," two gems reminiscent of Tumbleweed Connection, the two "Canzoni" are very prog but slightly below par. The grand finale worthy of a milestone album in Italian songwriting, the Giovanni Boccaccio of singer-songwriter music. more