Raimondo A. Vailatti

 "Silvia Lo Sai"... a poetic song about drugs, a charming yet treacherous woman that can destroy love and friendship.

 "Farfallina" reminds me that loneliness and happiness have the same face, that of a butterfly, flying so high it’s impossible to touch.

The review praises Luca Carboni's 1987 self-titled album as his work of maturity, highlighting its mix of personal and generational themes. Notable songs like "Silvia Lo Sai" and "Farfallina" are called poetic and emotionally resonant. While a couple of tracks received less appreciation, the album overall is recommended as essential for new listeners. The review captures Carboni's melancholic voice and his ability to evoke deep reflections on loneliness and life. Explore Luca Carboni's timeless 1987 album and immerse yourself in poetic melodies and heartfelt stories today.

 Rino Gaetano was like that, he loved theatrical flair, and his death exemplifies it.

 He wrote songs with such catchy tunes that those who hummed them... didn’t understand all the anger, indignation, disgust hidden in those lyrics.

This review reflects on the artistic and cultural impact of Rino Gaetano, commemorating his tragic death and celebrating his theatrical flair and sharp social critique. 'Sotto I Cieli Di Rino' is highlighted as a valuable compilation that encapsulates the essence of his music. Despite a remix considered less effective, the album offers a rich collection of Gaetano’s most beloved and impactful songs. The review honors Gaetano's unique style and enduring relevance. Discover Rino Gaetano’s timeless hits and dive into the ironies of Italian life with Sotto I Cieli Di Rino today!

 "If Pino Daniele still lived in his lower floor, on his Via Medina, in his Naples, he would (re)write a great album again."

 "We have no choice but to listen to the original Terra Mia, the one released on the record market at the end of the seventies."

The review praises Pino Daniele's 1977 album Terra Mia for its timeless and socially relevant themes about Naples. It reflects on the contrast between Daniele's earlier inspiration rooted in Naples versus his later years in Rome. The reviewer believes the album captures the city's spirit and suggests Daniele could still create powerful music if he remained connected to his hometown. Ultimately, Terra Mia remains a vital classic that resonates with present-day Naples. Listen to Pino Daniele's Terra Mia and explore the soulful heart of Naples through timeless songs.

 Ok Italia perfectly captures Italy of that period with catchy rhythms and meaningful lyrics.

 For those who are Bennato’s fans, I highly recommend getting this album, it’s a must-have.

Edoardo Bennato's 1987 album OK Italia captures the spirit of Italy in the late 80s with catchy rhythms and thoughtful lyrics. The album blends protest songs, ballads, and social commentary, highlighting Bennato's distinctive style. While some critics saw this album as a turning point in his career, fans will find it essential. The review recommends the album especially to existing fans who understand Bennato’s roots. Listen to Edoardo Bennato’s OK Italia and explore the rich blend of 80s Italian pop, rock, and social critique.