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Milestone delivered to history and consecrated to virtual pilgrimage.

The idea of publishing a collection almost a year before the date and with the date of his upcoming seventieth birthday printed on it could only have come from him. Even in this case, an artist “ahead” who mocks fate and exorcizes it with a teasing spirit. “El me indiriss” moves me every time. Always great Enzino, who pays tribute to his Milan.

Typical of Miles. Never predictable and a creative mind to the very end of his days. The hip-hop/rap beat doesn't drive me crazy; it's a genre that I've never really liked, even though the spark of genius in assimilating different styles is to be acknowledged.

Intelligent and alchemical collaboration between the two platinum "DE" of singer-songwriter. Tracks with delicate sounds in which the influence of the two debut albums of the Prince can be felt. As for "Rimini," it remains an excellent album, although musically it cannot be said to have aged gracefully, especially when compared to its contemporaries, the masterpieces of pop that were "Una donna per amico" and "Lucio Dalla." I find "Vol. 8" much more brilliant and "L'indiano" extraordinarily fresh.

Stones, there's no debate, you love them.

A few hours ago I saw the triple vinyl in limited edition for 26.50 and damn, I didn’t buy it.

O black and white pea suckers of the entire Agnelli family

Discone. Inspiration, craft, and a touch of roughness.

The most transitional album of the Faber saga. A few new ideas, not always spot on, some brilliant covers, I would dare to say intelligent reworkings from the '60s... An album I’ve somewhat rediscovered that remains, I repeat, with few ideas and meager stimuli, but when all is said and done, it’s still Faber. 3.5 with honors.

AAA - Due to lack of use, I'm selling a nuclear reactor water heater, brand Phonola, model Sputnik, year 1864, inherited and completely new with the sacred papal seal of Pope Pius IX. Fraudulent alternatives, soft scoundrels, and epic crooks need not apply.