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Artists like David Bowie do not merely rely on formulas; they have always sought to innovate the musical language they employ.

Ziggy Stardust is an epochal album and the supreme example of his eclecticism and creative skill, as well as his acumen in understanding before and better than others how to create characters of enormous impact. The figure of this alien rocker and his world on the brink of an apocalyptic end violently influenced the English scene of those years, captivating and deeply influencing the punk movement, especially due to the inherent idea of decadence and societal rejection. In short, The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars is a fundamental moment in David Bowie's career and in the glam rock of the seventies. However, be warned: it's not enough to listen to it; you must understand it.

Uncage the colours
Unfurl the flag
Luck just kissed you hello
When you're a boy

A kind of musical manifesto and a summary of the English artist's skills as an interpreter and composer.

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Some musical atmospheres evoke the early works of King Crimson and Colosseum. The lyrics are hermetic and baroque; in particular, Johnnie Sayre is taken from a poem in the Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters.

pioneers of electronic pop, in the early 80s. They created an unmistakable sound that has survived personal crises, changes in trends, and generational shifts.

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In the novel Bastogne by Enrico Brizzi, the protagonist Ermanno Claypool hums a line from the song Mongoloid, later referring to Devo as "the best musical group ever from Akron, Ohio."

a very delicate album and at times heart-wrenching, it left me with nothing but anguish

this Balkan indie mix left me completely indifferent

Desperate post-punk vocals, new wave attitude, strong folk undertones, a guitar framework reminiscent of Albion blues, and an organ usage that seems to pay tribute even to Ray Manzarek and his Doors.

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just call her Miss Rettore!

the only one that aretha franklin was afraid of