lukin

You made me want to try despite the "warnings"... I'm looking on soulseek.

As an honorary member of the Gazosa fan club, which is twinned with Massimo Di Cataldo's, I receive all the news about our favorites in advance. For example, in today's newsletter, there's the title of Di Cataldo's new single: "...E io che guardavo le nuvole...". Taken, of course, from "Mi Hanno Tirato Sotto".

ANSA News: The title of Massimo Di Cataldo's next album has already been announced, which will be: "Mi Hanno Tirato Sotto", a worthy successor to the already highly acclaimed "Sulla Mia Strada". The latest effort of the Roman singer-songwriter will be the natural continuation of the concept that underpins Massimo Di Cataldo's works: cosmic sadness. There are also leaks about the cover image: there will be a black Caterpillar traveling in the opposite direction to Di Cataldo, on the same road depicted on the previous cover of "Sulla Mia Strada", an undisputed masterpiece of the golden boy of Italian pop music. P.S. The label wants to reassure the parents of the many children who are fans of Massimo Di Cataldo: there will be no trace of the bloody skid marks produced by the sanding of the Massimino on the cover, they have been removed with Photoshop.

KIKI is the only one who always states things as they are and in a serious way; he is supermature! I would only talk to him... not with people like MetallaroBioMicio or Penea thedevil.

really... envy envy envy :)

I've downloaded it and I've been listening to it on loop for a couple of days; if it keeps going like this, I'll definitely buy it. Intense and 'colorful' despite the nice cover. For now, I won't rate the album; I'll come back to it later. Thank you, Ege, always good advice.

definitely lasagna-like album, cover that makes you want to vomit, potato comments, and a review straight from a whistling anus.

Never heard of it, not even mentioned. And maybe that's a good thing :)...Bore: you should send more reviews.

This time you went "beyond" for my poor little brain :), you were more thorough in your comments. Despite everything, I always appreciate your thinking mind.

It's one of the few albums by Brianino that I know, along with "music for airports," "films," and "water closed": beautiful. I like the review even though I don't agree with some of the things written, such as the statement that it would be "easier" to let loose on 8 minutes of song; it seems like an unwarranted generalization to me.