romeo1985

It's true that the prog period you mentioned, il Paolo, is beautiful; "Cemento armato" is part of "Collage," the band's first prog album. In that record, there’s another amazing song, which is "Sguardo verso il cielo." However, I'm captivated by works like this and "Storia o leggenda." Look, I also appreciate the 80s pop period, those of "Rosso di sera" and "Marinai." Hi il Paolo, thanks again.

Guys, thank you all. Paolo, I’ll think about what you said; maybe it’s a plausible solution, considering it’s always the same girl. My love for the footprints is definitely a result of this album and of Regina at the Troubadour. Anyway, that video from Festivalbar is just beautiful.

But the song "incidente" can be compared to "ora o mai più" by Le Orme, from the album Smogmagica, track number three. It talks about someone who has to hurry to make it to an appointment, and in the end, you hear the crash of the car. Legendary Le Orme.

Dear The Punisher, this time you deserve a 5.

Thank you for telling me the name and the artist of the track.

Probably Iside was referring to Toto, the band famous for the song "Africa."

Great valeriorivoli to you 5 is undisputed, cutugno is a great.

I didn't know I was stirring up this fuss, I apologize and I'm withdrawing from Debaser. I thank Paolo, but I don't think it's worth continuing.

I'm sorry, fedee.

Dearest and esteemed Il Paolo, I'm circling back to the legendary Cutugno because I wanted to thank you once again for your comments about Berti and Alunni del Sole, thanks again, also for Fidenco, which I repeat, wasn't much of anything. I thought about painting the little picture of the 60s and not thinking about the implications, or Fidenco's future career as a cartoon theme song writer, but that's our difference; you have a superlative and refined way of writing, those details make a review beautiful. I hope you understand me, these are the first reviews, and someone like you can never be surpassed. Thank you for the compliment on Alunni del Sole and for the description of the room and my train journey; it's true that I have an optimism that drives me forward because I love life, even though it has its disappointments and bitterness, but this makes us realize that we exist, as human beings, who experience feelings. Thanks also for Berti, I tried to describe her as I see her, the songs I love. I heard Adamo's song Non sei tu, it's beautiful; I compared it with Non ti scordar mai di me by Ferreri, and it's all true. Anyway, I hope you return to writing; of course, you'll surpass me, but I'm happy nonetheless. Cheers, Il Paolo.