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 And disco is the record and who wrote it, in fact, Italo-disco, which is as fresh as a summer earworm-drink shaken with funky-fanku and a dash of on the rock.

 The songs on this debut by Cantarelli are radio-friendly without ever tiring.

Beppe Cantarelli's 'Confusione' (1980) is a well-crafted debut album mixing Italo-disco beats with heartfelt soulful ballads and poetic lyrics. The reviewer fondly recalls nostalgic memories connected to the music and praises Cantarelli's international career and musicianship. The album remains fresh and radio-friendly, showcasing the artist's unique take on dance and poetic Italian song traditions. Personal reflections deepen the emotional connection to the album's timeless charm. Listen to Beppe Cantarelli's 'Confusione' and immerse yourself in timeless Italo-disco soul today!

 The absurdity of this Storming of the Bastille by dwarfs lies in the lost intuitio intellectualis of which even Dante once dreamed; you no longer understand a damn thing about what’s happening around you.

 The power given to dwarfs is dangerous: their ancestral bitterness towards Giants makes them lack any noblesse d’épée and overflows with noblesse de robe.

This review interprets Werner Herzog's 1970 film 'Even Dwarfs Started Small' as a powerful political allegory relevant today. It draws parallels between the movie's depiction of dwarfs and modern political figures, emphasizing media manipulation, power dynamics, and societal absurdity. The analysis highlights intellectual and moral shortcomings tied to the wielding of power by the so-called 'dwarfs'. Ultimately, the film is seen as a cult classic that critiques both history and current events with dark irony. Discover the dark political allegory in Herzog's cult classic—watch the film and explore its timeless critique of power and society.

 I wore out that 45 ...and those stratospheric choruses of the Bearded Gib Nico di Palo, who echoed Stayin' Alive.

 'Quella carezza della sera' is a classic, with fabulous choruses and lyrics so dreamy, that we still karaoke it all, right?

New Trolls' 1978 album Aldebaran mixes disco-pop with prog influences, reflecting a period of identity change for the band. While some fans saw it as betrayal, the reviewer embraces its danceable grooves, standout tracks like 'Anche noi' and 'Quella carezza della sera', and its nostalgic resonance. The album is well-produced and captures the carefree spirit of the era with a blend of upbeat and dreamy songs. Dive into Aldebaran's unique blend of disco and prog—listen now and relive the vibrant Italian 70s music scene!

 "I love, therefore I exist" will be the Cartesian revolution of the woman-robot.

 Sordi exaggerates the gladiatorial poses of the Italian macho, kicking his way through both his gynoecium and the rising awareness of woman power.

Io e Caterina, directed by Alberto Sordi, is an ambitious 1980 film blending social satire with sci-fi and mythological themes. It depicts the crisis of masculinity and rising feminism through a chauvinistic protagonist and his robot maid. The film cleverly explores human emotions, relationships, and technology, backed by an atmospheric soundtrack and notable cast. Sordi's work reflects on gender roles and individualism with humor and intellectual depth. Discover the witty blend of sci-fi and social satire in Alberto Sordi's Io e Caterina—watch the classic film that predicts the future of robotics and gender roles!

 How much nostalgia I feel when I listen to this monumental album.

 "2,000 Man is almost punkish and absolutely energetic... Ace sings it insanely high, it’s not easy to do."

This review revisits Kiss's 1979 album Dynasty with fond nostalgia. It highlights the glam rock style, memorable tracks like "I Was Made for Lovin' You," and praises the album's energetic production. The author reflects on youth memories tied to the album and the band's cultural impact. Overall, it's a heartfelt homage to a classic rock milestone. Explore the enduring charm of Kiss's Dynasty—listen now and dive into a glam rock classic!

 This film so ancient, so faded, yet real, current... And yet it moves!

 When he realizes it, he is seized by frantic fury, dresses as a warrior and with an iron brand strikes the woman and breaks the toy.

Marcello Aliprandi's 1970 sci-fi film 'The Tin Girl' is a haunting exploration of societal conformity and human emotion in a surreal, corporate-controlled future. The protagonist resists uniformity and falls in love with a mysterious woman who turns out to be a robot, sparking a dramatic clash between idealism and reality. The film's themes remain relevant, capturing a timeless vision of alienation and technological control. The review reflects on personal resonance with the film's metaphor for complex relationships. Discover this surreal sci-fi gem—watch 'The Tin Girl' and dive into a visionary story of love, technology, and rebellion.

 "Chasing a feminist Beatrice, you've ended up in a Dantean natural burella, lost in an oneiric citadel inhabited by women of all ages."

 "The woman is where the man has his shadow, so he is often led to confuse the woman with his shadow."

Federico Fellini's 1980 film La Città delle Donne is a surreal and complex exploration of feminism and masculinity. The protagonist, Snaporaz, journeys through a dreamlike world inhabited by diverse female archetypes representing conflicting views on gender roles. The film blends fantasy, symbolic imagery, and a carnival-like atmosphere to illustrate male confusion and societal shifts. It demands multiple viewings to fully appreciate its visual and thematic depth. Ultimately, the film portrays insomnia, reverie, and impotence confronting the evolving concept of womanhood. Dive into Fellini's surreal world—watch La Città delle Donne and explore its powerful feminist symbolism today!

 The total analogue encoding, the color turned to golden yellow, mono audio little room surround, only accentuates its "ghezzian" charm.

 The Charlots with their gaffes wreck all of Filipelli’s erotic plans, including the striptease of the rich blonde in a kamasutra mood.

Claude Zidi's 1973 film 5 Madmen at the Bullrun is a nostalgic slapstick comedy starring Les Charlots, mixing anti-consumerist satire with musical parody. Though dated, it remains a cherished cult classic in Italian TV rotations. The film’s charm is enhanced by its vintage VHS quality, evoking a bygone era of escapist humor and anarchic fun. Fans of retro comedies will appreciate the movie's homage to comedy legends and its playful destruction of social norms. Watch Claude Zidi’s classic 5 Madmen at the Bullrun for a hilarious dive into 70s slapstick and satirical comedy!

 It’s the last great album of the duke, aside from sweeping nonsense like teenage wildlife it’s no game parts 3-4-5.

 An abyss of madness and abstinence in that final nursery rhyme, with those artificial chromakey lights, and the pitch-black starless beach.

The review emotionally reflects on David Bowie's 1980 album 'Scary Monsters,' described as his last significant work with remarkable songs and Robert Fripp's presence. The reviewer relates personal struggles and nostalgia tied to the music video for 'Ashes to Ashes,' highlighting the album's artistic depth. Despite some criticism of later related works, the album is praised as a memorable and impactful piece. Listen to David Bowie’s 'Scary Monsters' and experience the iconic blend of emotion and artistry that marked his late career!

 "I am born and die by myself, I am the universe, do you understand it? I am the culmination of the evolutionary process..."

 The film "displays its most beautiful insights in the immortality project of the negative hero of the day, Larson, who aspires to a divine omnipotence."

Walter Hill's Supernova is a lesser-known sci-fi film from 1998, marked by production conflicts causing the director to disown it. The story follows a deep space rescue mission involving a mysterious alien substance with the power to alter life and cosmic balance. Rich in philosophical undertones and impressive visuals, the movie explores themes of immortality, power, and generational conflict. Despite its imperfections, it offers a cult classic experience for sci-fi fans. Watch Supernova to experience a unique blend of intense sci-fi action and profound philosophical ideas.