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For me, Gigio Alexio is a crazy load of nonsense. A true disgrace for Italian music. Toto Cutugno is like Grammy Awards in comparison.

The Creedence are the ABCs of good rock music, they’ve created timeless tracks; Run Through the Jungle and Bad Moon Rising are my favorites, simply great.

Great album, for me full mooo Fever is the best one that the legendary Tom has made. I have no idea why it was released without the Heartbreakers label, considering that all the band members played on the record.

If Ghigo had given a different name to the Band after the split with Piero, he would have definitely gained with the best album of Litfiba 2.....

With Spirito, Litfiba began their downward trajectory. I didn't like the album at the time because it strayed from their good previous works, and in my humble opinion, the show has a powerful riff, just like the song itself.

Yes, supersoul, you’re right about the obsessions each of us has for our favorite bands. But it's true that Huey Lewis is not well-known in Italy. What I appreciate about him is that after achieving great success, he didn’t try to clone the same style in the following songs!!! Unlike, alas, certain artists who, album after album, repeat themselves, like Vasco or AC/DC.

x DreamWarrior. Firstly, I find it quite bold to claim that Huey Lewis has nothing to pass on to future generations; if you had attended a News concert at least once, you might understand why his shows in the '80s were considered second only to Springsteen's in terms of audience engagement. As for the fact that he didn’t have long hair, old Huey only gained significant success after forming the News in 1980. In the '70s, he was paying his dues with Clover and as a harmonica player and friend of Phil Lynott from Thin Lizzy, sporting long hair among other things. In Italy, not many people know them, despite them being well-known in the rest of the Western world. In my opinion, and it goes without saying, Huey Lewis and the News is a great band. In America, they have been recognized by Guitar Player as one of the historic groups in the history of Rock, so... Anyway, if you have some time to spare, listen to the first two albums - Huey Lewis and The News and Picture This - you definitely won’t be wasting your time.

Well, what can I say, the usual album by Vasco, the same old stuff, the latest album in order is probably "Gli Spari sopra", he doesn’t make good music anymore because he has too many fans who consider every song he makes a masterpiece.

Hi Francesco, well of course I wanted to tell you that I really like the debut album too, "Sooner or Later" is beautiful, it sounds like a Beach Boys song on the second take. I would like to point out a cover by the late Alex Baroni of "Hip to Be Square," in Italian tell me what it is, and then a piece by Eugenio Finardi that I can't remember the title of, which took a lot from "Heart of Rock and Roll." And finally, a new nice track by Huey has been released for the soundtrack of Pineapple Express, the film is called differently in Italian and will be out in November, bye.

Well, what can I say, maybe the least successful album they've released, but changing a bit of style can also be good. I wouldn't have tolerated a new Negrita album that sounded the same as the previous ones. To be clear, I don't like bands that always play the same tune like AC/DC or Iron Maiden. Oh, but woe betide anyone who criticizes them; they're untouchable. Instead, the talented Negrita, a musically gifted group, can be hyper-criticized. But can you tell me how many bands in Italy are better than Negrita?