Saputello

"Well yes, punk arrives in Italy with a Green Day vibe and similar sounds, or rather as the four guys from Milan define it, Hardpop." And it's finally here, damn it, I couldn't wait. Hardpop also makes me laugh out loud: merdasoprafina, caldogelato, cocainosalutista. Come on...

"When 4 guys from the provinces shake up our somewhat aged Italian music... And what a revolution, gentlemen. Martin Luther King on drums, Lincoln on guitar, Mandela on bass, Gorbachev (!!!) on vocals... REVOLUTION!"

But are we kidding? Of course, we’re joking, so...

The review is great. I already wanted to listen to the album. You gave me the final push.

Replying to Mopaga: The drummer was only one, but he changed every 10 seconds due to cardiac arrest. They used an average of about forty per song.

"Yes, because some divide the artistic life of the national Edo a bit like the life of Christ divided history: Before and after Christ, Before and after 'Sono solo canzonette', in Bennato's case." Yes, only that in Bennato's case it is not Christ who suffers, but those who listen to him.

The drugs provided by Zucchero to his collaborators to convince them to duet with him:
1) To B.B. King, a nice dose of LSD, indeed that's how the famous guitarist "saw" (wink) in Zucchero a great bluesman.
2) To Miles Davis a very high dose of ketamine, which we know well detaches the mind from the body, so the great Miles signed on to participate without having control over his hands...
3) To Luciano Pavarotti he promised that his tax debts would be settled. Here, Zucchero was obviously high.
4) To Andrea Bocelli a little hit of mescaline, so much so that the famous tenor was running at the edge of a Scandinavian cliff shouting that he finally saw everything, and it was all thanks to a certain Fornaciari. When asked who this was, he replied it was a nephew of Giuseppe Verdi.
5) To Eric Clapton a powerful mix of cocaine and heroin, which devastated the guitarist so much that it led him to produce the last horrible album that everyone knows for its badness, and that's it.

"but with really worrying signals about the artistic intentions of the artist." Beautiful, old man!!! Too bad these are worrying signals that I have been sensing for over 20 years.

Oh yeah. You've convinced me. I'm going to buy 300 copies.

The server, taken aback by Punisher's positive comments towards Sfascia, thought it was a mistake. The exclamation points aren't Punisher's, but the computer's saying: "sti cazzi!! look at what score Punisher gave!!! pasta alle vongole for everyone tonight!!!"