Enciclopedia Poletti

 "The Beatles practically created beat-pop, which later became pop, and were a source of inspiration for an impressive series of singers and bands."

 "If you buy 'The Beatles Collection' you will have, in 16 CDs, all of this. And excuse me, allow me, it’s not little at all, indeed..."

This review thoroughly examines The Beatles Collection 16 CD box set, providing insights into each album's significance and musical qualities. It defends the Beatles' legacy against recent misinformation, highlighting their innovation and influence on music. The reviewer praises iconic albums like Sgt. Pepper and Abbey Road as masterpieces and recommends this box set as a priceless musical treasure. Discover the timeless legacy of The Beatles—explore the full 16 CD collection and relive music history today!

 "A mysterious and dark journey, difficult and transcendental, a sort of modern reinterpretation of Dante’s 'Comedy'."

 "The first is a beautiful representation of the mysteries of the Universe with significant philosophical undertones."

Franco Battiato's Mondi Lontanissimi is a deep and introspective album merging sci-fi concepts with mystical and philosophical music. It marks a significant artistic renewal after previous works and introduces a blend of world music and American-style sounds. Notable tracks like 'No time no space', 'L'animale,' and 'I treni di Tozeur' stand out for their lyrical depth and atmosphere. The album is praised for pushing Italian popular music boundaries and opening a new phase in Battiato's career. Dive into the cosmic and mystical sounds of Mondi Lontanissimi—listen now and discover Battiato’s visionary musical journey!

 Bob Marley gifts us a discographic gem that is hard to forget after the first listening.

 Exodus couldn’t be anything but a masterpiece, establishing Marley as the undisputed king of rasta music.

This review praises Bob Marley's 1977 album Exodus as a timeless and incomparable reggae masterpiece. It highlights the album's rhythmic intensity, memorable tracks like 'Jammin' and 'One Love,' and its cultural significance during the 1970s music scene. The review also touches on Marley's personal struggles linked to the album's era, reinforcing its legendary status. Listen to Exodus today and experience the reggae album that defined a legend.