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 'It is not so much the story that I dislike, but rather the way the book is written.'

 'Ammaniti’s work is certainly not a masterpiece, but definitely a book that can be read.'

Niccolò Ammaniti's 'Come Dio Comanda' tells the story of a troubled father and son, exploring complex social issues. Though awarded the Premio Strega, the book's fragmented and sometimes confusing writing style divides opinion. The character of Quattroformaggi becomes central, turning from secondary to a disturbing figure. The reviewer suggests persistence beyond the first chapters for full appreciation. Overall, not a masterpiece, but a readable and thought-provoking novel. Discover the intense story in 'Come Dio Comanda'—read the book and experience Ammaniti’s unique narrative style.

 The little death isn’t what might seem like an Opium crisis, but he truly returns to being all those people he has been in his past lives.

 This book, in short, not only raises awareness of the prison conditions but remains modern and current, a hundred years after its writing, with a beautiful message.

This review praises Jack London's 'Il Vagabondo Delle Stelle' for its profound storytelling and unique blend of spiritual and social themes. It highlights the journey of Darrel Standing, a death row inmate who experiences his past lives through a mystical 'little death.' The novel is celebrated for its timeless message about life, punishment, and human resilience. The reviewer finds the book both emotionally powerful and socially relevant, offering a fresh perspective on London's work. Dive into Jack London's profound and moving tale of life, death, and the soul’s eternal journey—read 'Il Vagabondo Delle Stelle' today!

 The album is quite particular both for the chosen distribution and the rich list of session men featured.

 'Parco Sempione' is very rich in meaning, dedicated to the 16,000 signatories of the petition against the demolition of the Gioia Woods.

The album 'Studentessi' by Elio e Le Storie Tese is a substantial and entertaining work blending satire with musical creativity. Featuring 22 tracks and numerous notable collaborators, it stands out for its humor and meaningful messages, including environmental protest. Though not regarded as their best work, it remains a fun and impressive album worthy of listening. Listen to 'Studentessi' for a humorous and satirical musical experience by Elio e Le Storie Tese!

 The song is beautiful, both for the lyrics, which urge us to say that it’s not true, to say that all this isn’t fair.

 The Queen’s standards remain unchanged, with the engaging rhythm and the final Red Special solo.

Queen's 'Say It's Not True' is a heartfelt charity song released to raise AIDS awareness, inspired by their lost bandmate Freddie Mercury and their friendship with Nelson Mandela. Featuring compelling lyrics and classic Queen instrumentation, it highlights the band's unwavering musical standards. The song's release coincided with the 46664 Mandela concert to fight AIDS, reinforcing its powerful message. Listen to Queen's moving anthem 'Say It's Not True' and join the fight against AIDS today!

 The band is in perfect form, with Freddie’s voice seeming to change at times, but as always splendid, engaging and superhuman.

 On a technical level the concert is markedly superior to previous live performances, nothing to do with Live Killers, as the volumes are perfectly calibrated.

Queen's Rock Montreal concert, originally recorded in 1981, is re-released in HD with improved sound and two previously unreleased tracks. The band performs in great form with Freddie Mercury's engaging vocals, Brian May's guitar mastery, and Roger Taylor's standout drumming. Despite not matching the energy of Wembley '86, the album remains a cherished live document for fans and collectors. The release offers a fresh opportunity to appreciate a classic Queen performance. Discover the timeless power of Queen's Rock Montreal live concert and experience their legendary performance in stunning HD!

 Brian and his Red Special manage to create something that... can worthily honor this man/instrument couple.

 ‘Too Much Love Will Kill You’ simply unique. Although the song is known to us sung by Mercury, in this album it appears for the first time.

Brian May's 'Back To The Light' marks a significant solo return after his decades with Queen. The album honors May's signature guitar work and features a mix of hard rock and softer tracks, showcasing his delicate yet powerful vocals. While not groundbreaking, it effectively balances classic sounds with subtle innovations. Standout tracks include the title track and the emotional 'Too Much Love Will Kill You'. Overall, it's a recommended listen, especially for fans of May and Queen. Discover Brian May’s soulful guitar work and heartfelt songs—listen to Back To The Light today!

 "Red" is more than just an album... it is the perfect intersection of Psychedelia and Hard Rock.

 It’s incredibly challenging to put into writing what this album gives, and the best way to understand it remains to listen to it.

The review praises King Crimson's 'Red' as a foundational psychedelic and hard rock album. Featuring a mix of sharp instrumentals and sweet, introspective tracks like 'Starless', it highlights the album's emotional complexity and lasting genre influence. The writer appreciates the album's ability to convey strong emotions through contrasting musical styles. Discover the timeless fusion of psychedelia and hard rock in King Crimson's 'Red'—listen now and experience a progressive rock masterpiece.

 "Raven And The White Night does not have grand ambitions, but only seeks to make the listener think."

 A beautiful album, not demanding and easy to listen to.

Odawas' 2007 album Raven And The White Night offers a meditative psychedelic rock experience reminiscent of Pink Floyd's style. The album balances surreal atmospheres with delicate guitar riffs and minimal vocals, creating a contemplative mood. While not groundbreaking, it captivates with its gentle rhythms and thoughtful composition. The review praises its ability to keep psychedelic rock alive in a scaled-down, accessible form. Listen to Odawas' Raven And The White Night for a soothing psychedelic journey.

 "'A Night at the Opera,' absolute masterpiece, an international monument to Glam Rock."

 "We have listened to one of the best songs the human mind has ever written, perfect in every way... a unique and simply unforgettable experience."

This review praises Queen's 'A Night at the Opera' as a masterpiece of glam rock and hard rock, highlighting its musical diversity and iconic tracks like 'Bohemian Rhapsody' and 'Love of My Life.' The author reflects on the band's eccentric style, songwriting depth, and the emotional power that still resonates today. Each song is seen as a work of art, showcasing the talents of all band members. The album is celebrated as one of the greatest and most influential records in rock history. Dive into the legendary sounds of Queen's 'A Night at the Opera' and experience the magic of rock history today!

 A very peculiar and beautiful voice, one that manages to be sweet and gritty, yet never boring or annoying.

 This album is, in my opinion, the practical demonstration that a CD and the music it has recorded is immortal.

The reviewer expands musical horizons beyond classic rock and explores Tom Waits' Swordfishtrombones, praising its meditative, sweet yet gritty atmosphere. They highlight Waits' unique 'smoke and honey' voice and the album's ability to captivate listeners without relying on typical rock energy. The album is celebrated as an enduring work that evokes vivid imagery and emotions, demonstrating music's timeless power. Experience the unique sound of Tom Waits' Swordfishtrombones—listen now and dive into a timeless musical journey.