Sly and Robbie "Inner City Blues" (Marvin Gaye cover)
A beautiful version of a masterpiece. In memory of Sly Dunbar.
 
Public Enemy - He Got Game ft. Stephen Stills
Among the myriad of sampled tracks, this is without a doubt The Best. It has aged incredibly well.
 
Alabama Rain
Tonight the two lovebirds (Bollani-Cenni) performed a wonderful song by one of the most underrated ever, Jim Croce, which I’m happy to share again. In loving memory of Jim
 
Twins - Face to face, heart to heart (1982)
Synth pop from Krautolandia. Huge hit 44 years ago... a geological era.
 
I (Who Have Nothing)
She's not quite like Aretha, but almost. He's not quite like Stevie, but almost. Together, they're amazing!
 
Procol Harum - Il tuo diamante (Shine On Brightly)
I loved Procol Harum, but this version is embarrassing. There's no two ways about it: the English have trouble with Italian and vice versa, we have problems communicating in English.
 
The Idiot Bastard Son
With a special dedication to that asshole Trump; this is his song.
 
Supertramp - Hide In Your Shell (Official Audio)
From an orchestral point of view, arrangements and all that, for me it was a great band
 
Anni di piombo
I confess that I have deliberately never listened to the Italian alternative scene of the ’90s. A sort of snobbishness prevented me from approaching it. Lately, I’ve caught up on a series of names I didn’t know, also thanks to my friend @[Farnaby]. All this rambling just to say that I missed out on some great stuff. Besides the various Marlene Afterhours Subsonica Verdena Diaframma etc.
 
Call Me Mellow
Guess how many Beatles songs there are
 
It's All Around You
What can I say? Simply brilliant. Post rock or new prog. Outstanding musicians.
 
Quintorigo - La Nonna Di Frederick Lo Portava Al Mare (Videoclip)
In the sad Italian music scene, every now and then you can see a little light at the end of the tunnel... For me, better than other more celebrated bands.
 
Gnossienne No. 1 (Remastered)
I heard it this evening from Bollani, it had been a long time since I listened to Satie. So-called classical music offers incredible moments. For me, he was the Brian Eno of the 1800s. He invented ambient.
 
The Clash - (White Man) in Hammersmith Palais (Official Video)
One of the many masterpieces by the Strummer-Jones company
 
The Easybeats - Friday On My Mind (French TV, 1967) 1080p HD
I Ribelli, Demetrio Stratos' first band, did the cover with the title La Follia
 
Black Meat - Bark Psychosis
Great band—calling them underrated is an understatement.
 
Swans - Song for the Sun
Spin it around and a bit of accessibility never hurts
 
X Johnny Hit and Run Paulene 1981
Cervenka Doe and Zoom the punk beach
 
The Clash - Rebel Waltz
London Calling is a milestone, but for me this album is their real masterpiece, and this track is incredibly beautiful.
 
Wave Of Mutilation (UK Surf)
Unmistakable sound
 
King of Hollywood (2013 Remaster)
They’ve never really thrilled me (I only have one vinyl, Desperado). According to critics, their best album is Hotel California, which I find unlistenable, but everyone has their own tastes and they should be respected. For me, it’s The Long Run.
 
Hey You
I’m closing my top five with a classic from a classic band, even though I’m always a bit reluctant to post their post-Barrett songs, but this one goes beyond any reservations.
 
Lost
The Dead in a sped-up cow-punk style
 
Because You're Frightened (Remastered 2007)
How can you not appreciate Howard Devoto...