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Unfortunately, living in a house with two singers, I’ve had to watch it and consequently form an opinion. Italian music is in really bad shape, so much work, so many talents, so many beautiful voices, only to end up listening to three "unreleased" tracks designed to win over a simple (brain-dead) audience, thus destroying the dreams of those kids who end up being forced to lend their voices (despite many being able to play instruments as well) to shit songs written by leeches deserving of a slow and painful death. The assignment of the songs can be amusing, hearing certain tracks on TV in prime time can be too, but the game isn’t worth the candle. Maionchi is my God, Morgan is the most cultured of the three but not the sharpest, he clearly got upset live, aware that he’s never made an album like "Hai paura del buio." "La Mori is the brain behind Celentano." La Mori is a piece of shit, deserving the same fate as the authors, she’s a thin-skinned piece of shit, as fake as she is predictable and boring; after realizing what a horror of a person she is, even Celentano crumbled for me. Music is a whole different story. Tommassini’s work is the only positive note of the show.

Oops! I had missed that it was a piece by The Cure, how not dark I am! ;)

They sound like the Ozric Tentacles from "Mysticum Arabicola" plus the electronics and distortions of today, then there's a great cover of "Galvanize" by the Chemical Brothers and even a post-punk track! What a proposal, right among the favorites! Bràv MaTaCà!

Phew! :)

I quote the prog patient! :)

Punny, I hope you're joking; what a joke it is to download books...

It's a bit inconsistent, too many ups and downs.

Belo

Eh, but the Pun moves like a gazelle among the local stalls. :) @DLF: they are all folkloric human cases who pose as 'ndranghetisti because unfortunately certain stories sell, but it's all nonsense. I would be more worried about Gigi D'Alessio's CDs.

It's in my heart, Alfredo; he showed me the NBA even though it was the A2 series. :)