GustavoTanz

DeRank ™: 6,61

DeAge™ : 6919 days • Here since 1 july 2007

Eugenio Finardi Colpi di fulmine

6 aug 11

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"remains out "Finardi" from 1981" And I would say UNFORTUNATELY. Couldn’t they have excluded "Millennio" (from the following decade) and included the album you mentioned? Ah, the mysteries of record labels... and to think that with some box sets regarding Vecchioni's discography, they didn’t make the same mistake at all...

CapaRezza ?!

6 aug 11

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Not his best album, but already full of great ideas, like "La Fitta Sassaiola Dell'Ingiuria," "Il Conflitto," and "Mi E' Impossibile." You write too little, in my opinion. But more than just too little, you struggle to be convincing...

Eugenio Finardi Colpi di fulmine

5 aug 11

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I recently heard that it was re-released in a Rhino box set... but why would I buy that box if the only album I'm interested in is this one, already having the other contents in it ("Dal Blu," "Il Vento Di Elora," and "Millennio," while I don't really like "Dolce Italia," apart from a few things)?

Angelo Branduardi Cercando l'oro

4 aug 11

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"The Book" is something phenomenal. I can't assess the rest just yet...

Aqua Aquarium

4 aug 11

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They were overrated at the time, but the album is not entirely a waste. "Turn Back Time," "Didn't I," "Roses Are Red," and "Lollipop" save it.

Paul Simon So Beautiful Or So What

2 aug 11

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Who would have thought you would come back! I can't wait to see Caz's reaction, wherever he is. And anyway, I agree with Alia's first sentence...

Pino Scotto Buena Suerte

2 aug 11

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He still knows his stuff, musically speaking. Too bad that as a character he has become a bit of a conformist, in stating what he considers harmful and what he doesn’t...

Pink Floyd Meddle

31 jul 11

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Commentator number 45 is a fucking genius (yeeeeeeeee!).

Roberto Murolo Ottantavogliadicantare

25 jul 11

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An album that touches the soul, thanks to "Cu' Mme!", "Cercanno 'Nzuonno" (both with the touch of the underrated Enzo Gragnaniello) and "Quanta Bucie" (or "Adagio Napoletano"), and also brings quite a few smiles with the reinterpretations of "'Na Tazzulella 'E Cafè" and "Ma Si T'A Vò Scurda"...

Cesare Cremonini 1999-2010 The Greatest Hits

25 jul 11

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I was thinking about the devil and I saw the horns emerging. @panapp: I'm not so sure, Morbioli seems to me like someone capable of doing great work...