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Hands off O-zzy-o

I don't know the color of your eyes....

I've never really liked them. For that historical period, definitely prefer Equipe 84 by Vandelli and the Dik Dik by Montalbetti.

From the bottom of my heart, welcome back.

Review and untouchable excerpt

There are loads of these "Live RTSI" going around. I saw it a couple of years ago on YouTube. Guccio in a state of grace and with exceptional bass riffs.

Among the top 5 tracks by Lucio in terms of brilliance, along with "Com'è profondo il mare," "Futura," "Felicità," and "Quale allegria."

Bennato didn't fade away in the '80s. He just scaled down. He didn't hit the mark every time, but he left behind at least 4-5 truly commendable albums. Of the first Edo, this one and "I buoni e i cattivi" are certainly the top of the range.

I believe I am the last die-hard on this earth who hasn't even seen the first J.P. in 1993. I've never been a fan of apocalyptic, catastrophic, and excessively surreal films, except for rare exceptions. But sooner or later, I will watch it. When it comes to Spielberg’s productions, I remain faithfully anchored to other films, above all the saga of Professor Jones, E.T., Duel, The Color Purple, 1941, Jaws, and Schindler’s List. The rest doesn’t drive me crazy, although I acknowledge a certain value in them.

Little box that I had removed from the archives of memory. I remember the afternoons with the cassette player at 14 years old at my best friend's house, before we took little rides on the motorcycle, acting all cool. 5 just for "Alfieri" and 5 to you, thanking you for the sweet nostalgia effect :)