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 "Fibra isn’t dead this time either... He’s alive and well and returns with a new project 'Bugiardo.'"

 "Fibra explains the choice of this title: 'It’s better that people think the things I say are lies.'"

Fabri Fibra's album 'Bugiardo' marks a strong return with well-crafted production and sharp lyrics. Featuring international collaborators and thoughtful social commentary, the album balances street credibility with a touch of class. Highlights include the singles 'This is the new single' and the title track 'Bugiardo,' backed by a playful video. Fibra's direct lyrical style tackles diverse themes from dark societal issues to parody. Listen to Fabri Fibra's 'Bugiardo' now and experience sharp lyrics with top-notch production.

 If you like music... stay away from Lee Ryan!

 It caused me severe bouts of vomiting mixed with heavy attacks of diarrhea... a total disaster, in short...

The reviewer expresses strong disgust toward Lee Ryan's debut album, labeling it a regression in European music quality. The album is compared unfavorably to boy bands like the Backstreet Boys. The review is filled with sarcastic and exaggerated negative imagery, warning listeners to avoid this music and certain radio stations. Explore this harsh review to see why Lee Ryan's debut sparks such strong reactions.

 The only thing that saves this album is the collaboration with Caparezza in the track "Ladro di bambini".

 He's becoming more and more like a 50 cent clown version.

This review criticizes Mondo Marcio's album Generazione X for its repetitive lyrics and lack of growth. The only highlight is the collaboration with Caparezza. The beats are praised for their power and American influence, but overall the album disappoints, especially when contrasted with talented underground Italian MCs overlooked in favor of commercialization. Explore the highs and lows of Generazione X – listen now to form your own opinion!

 It’s like a hand gives me such a strong slap on the ear that it liquefies my eardrums and the entire auditory system.

 The essential element that had distinguished them is missing: the ROCK.

This review expresses strong disappointment with Linkin Park's 'Minutes To Midnight,' highlighting the absence of rock elements and a tired sound compared to earlier albums. Despite initial hope inspired by producer Rick Rubin's involvement and the lead single, the album fails to meet expectations. The reviewer mourns the missing contributions of Joe Hahn and Mike Shinoda. Overall, it is a critical fan's discouraging experience. Discover why some fans feel conflicted about Minutes To Midnight—listen and decide for yourself!

 Perhaps the screenwriters thought that making parodies of Hollywood movies always works... they were terribly wrong!

 In several shots you could even see the boom microphone over the actors' heads... unbelievable...

Epic Movie fails to deliver an entertaining parody, falling short due to a ridiculous and monotonous plot, poor acting, and sloppy editing. The reviewer highlights visible technical mistakes and a lack of humor. Despite attempts to spoof popular films, it mainly rehashes nonsense and leaves audiences disappointed. Read this review before you watch Epic Movie and see why it’s a parody that misses the mark.

 The dogo style, at least for now, remains one of the most incisive and direct in the Italian rap scene.

 "Spaghetti western" is a provocation responding to controversial laws, showcasing the group's sharp political commentary.

Club Dogo's album Vile Denaro defies commercial expectations with its unique style and more electronic beats. The album delivers sharp social and political critiques, with standout tracks like 'Mi hanno detto che' and 'Dogozilla'. It solidifies Club Dogo's influential presence in Italian rap. Listen to Club Dogo's Vile Denaro now to experience Italian rap at its most powerful and socially aware!

 The style, as usual, is the unmistakable "Dogo" inimitable, unique.

 The beauty of this album lies in the explicitness of its content, the reality conveyed without censorship just as we live it.

Club Dogo's Penna Capitale impresses with its unmistakable Milanese hip-hop style. The album opens with compelling tracks like "Niente per niente" and the anthem "D.O.G.O.", reflecting the raw street reality. Standouts also include "Butto via tutto" and the single "Una volta sola". The album's strength lies in its honest and uncensored portrayal of life on the streets. Listen to Club Dogo's Penna Capitale for an authentic dive into Milanese street hip-hop culture!

 Frankie focuses on quality, steering clear of market logic, which too often pushes artists to accelerate the creative process and produce mediocre products.

 Throughout the album, Frankie seems to grant us the privilege of wearing his unfashionable glasses, a sought-after emblem of his nonconformism and an ideal filter to scrutinize reality.

Frankie Hi-NRG MC's album 'Ero un Autarchico' highlights his commitment to quality over quantity in Italian rap. The album features strong beats recalling early rap and insightful lyrics addressing social issues. Unique use of interludes and samples from other artists enriches the album's conceptual depth. Despite few tracks, the work remains engaging and thoughtful, showcasing Frankie's nonconformist style. It's a high-quality record that defies mainstream expectations. Listen to 'Ero un Autarchico' and explore Frankie Hi-NRG MC's raw, thought-provoking Italian rap style.

 Purchasing his CD is not recommended for those over eighteen, but there are at least 17 reasons plus two why it is worth listening to.

 Finally, a real rap album that concerns us, with the right dose of verbal violence that shakes even the calmest souls.

Mr. Simpatia is hailed as one of the best Italian rap albums, showcasing Fabri Fibra's exceptional lyrical skill, strong production, and bold themes. The album resonates with fans for its technical precision and hard-hitting rhymes. Multiple tracks stand out for their replay value, supported by notable contributions from Nesli Rice and Bassi Maestro. This album is celebrated for bringing real, impactful rap back to an Italian audience often saturated with subpar content. Dive into Fabri Fibra's Mr. Simpatia—listen now to experience one of Italy’s finest rap albums!

 'Multi Culti is a captivating and sunny album that blends the typically sarcastic vein that has always characterized Piotta with irreverent analyses of current societal norms.'

 'Fifteen new tracks produced by Piotta in collaboration with the Romans Goodphellas, which unite funky with modern club sounds.'

Piotta’s 5th album Multi Culti shows a shift towards eclectic sounds and multicultural collaboration. The album balances sarcasm with social critiques across diverse musical styles and languages. It features notable collaborations with artists from Italy and abroad, highlighting Piotta’s growth and global perspective. The mix of introspective and energetic tracks makes it a compelling listen for hip hop fans seeking depth and variety. Discover Piotta’s Multi Culti—listen now to experience a vibrant mix of hip hop and cultural fusion!