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 From the title, we can already sense a Vasco who seems to want to introduce his new LP by saying, 'I am innocent, so I know this record is crap, but don’t blame me.'

 I thought that already 15 years ago Vasco should have stopped, but now he has really hit rock bottom.

The review critiques Vasco Rossi’s 2014 album 'Sono Innocente' as lacking originality and inspiration, with filler tracks and recycled themes. While a few songs show glimpses of quality, overall the album disappoints fans expecting the energy of his past hits. The reviewer suggests revisiting classic works for a better experience. Explore Vasco Rossi’s classic hits to appreciate his legacy beyond 'Sono Innocente'.

 Chocabeck is the most intimate album from the good old Sugar, now calm and more reflective than ever.

 After various listens, you understand how genuine the work is, whether you appreciate it or not.

Chocabeck marks Zucchero's eleventh album with a calm, intimate tone focused on childhood and nostalgia. Featuring collaborations with notable artists, the album demands patience to appreciate its uniform style. While some tracks stand out, the album lacks the edgy hits Zucchero is known for. Overall, it suits fans who enjoy reflective and soft music. Discover Zucchero’s mellow and heartfelt Chocabeck—listen now to experience his most reflective work yet.

 "Mary is a girl who has suffered from past sexual abuse and violence... Mary stares at his tombstone, shedding tears is impossible."

 "Fuego ranges from tenderness and moving stories to fun and irreverence, capturing the spirit of youth in all its complexity."

Gemelli Diversi's 2002 album Fuego is a standout Italian rap record blending catchy choruses with original lyrics about youth, love, and life's challenges. Highlights include the hit 'Mary,' dealing with heavy social themes, and tracks like 'Whisky e Margarita' featuring unique sounds. Though some tracks are less strong, the album captures youthful energy and sincerity. The reviewer recommends listening at a young age to fully appreciate its honest and heartfelt messages. A nostalgic but genuine favorite. Listen to Gemelli Diversi's Fuego to experience heartfelt Italian rap and youthful stories that defined a generation.

 Colpa d'Alfredo is the first truly great album by the rocker from Zocca, because his true rock soul begins to emerge.

 In the introductory songs Vasco is more ironic than ever, first being annoyed with a girl who prefers to study rather than go out.

Colpa d'Alfredo marks Vasco Rossi's transition from singer-songwriter to rock artist, blending punk influences with sharp, ironic lyrics. The album balances emotional depth, especially in the poignant 'Anima fragile,' with social and political themes. Though not considered his absolute best, it is recognized as a classic and the first truly great work showcasing his rock soul. The addition of the Steve Rogers Band notably enhanced the album's sound. Discover Vasco Rossi's rock breakthrough in Colpa d'Alfredo – listen and explore this Italian classic today!

 This album is proof of that. It is a Vasco not only mature, but also very angry during this period.

 The final guitar solo in "Vivere" delights me as much as being in front of a naked girl or a Botticelli painting.

The review praises Vasco Rossi's album Gli Spari Sopra as a mature and intense rock record. While some songs could have been omitted to tighten the album, standout tracks like "Stupendo" and "Vivere" showcase his growth as an artist. The album reflects Vasco's evolution, marked by raw emotion and thoughtful lyrics. It remains a strong and compelling work in his discography. Discover the passion and maturity behind Vasco Rossi's Gli Spari Sopra—listen now and experience a true rock masterpiece.

 The '70s were great times!! Too bad I wasn’t born then.

 "...Who tells me 'I love you,' if you take away the dog, except for the dog, all the others are bad, almost not available at all..."

The review praises Rino Gaetano's 1977 song 'Escluso il cane' from his greatest album 'Aida' for its unique blend of irony and raw emotion. The author highlights Gaetano's powerful voice and original lyrics. The song's theme of loneliness, symbolized through the dog, is noted as especially striking. The reviewer laments the modern music business's neglect of songs like this one and encourages listeners to rediscover Rino Gaetano's work. Listen to 'Escluso il cane' and experience Rino Gaetano’s unmatched blend of irony and emotion—rediscover a timeless Italian classic today!

 The album, in my opinion, remains the best in Freddie Mercury and co.'s discography and definitely their best '80s record.

 'One Vision' is a very powerful and rocking song in perfect Queen style, which will also open the concerts of the new (and unfortunately last) Queen tour.

The review praises Queen's 'A Kind of Magic' as their best 80s album and a significant work in their discography. Highlighting powerful rock songs like 'One Vision' and emotional ballads such as 'Who Wants to Live Forever,' the album is appreciated for its blend of styles and connection to the Highlander movie. Although some tracks are seen as less impactful, the album overall is considered iconic and showcases the band's unique charisma and musical talent. Explore Queen's iconic 80s masterpiece and relive the magic of their timeless songs now!