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 Zerocalcare, a Roman artist produced by Makkox, talks about us.

 It had been a long time since I read comics, but after discovering him online I rediscovered the pleasure.

Zerocalcare's Armadillo Prophecy beautifully captures the experiences of the 1980s generation. The comic blends humor and sadness to depict precarious youth facing uncertain futures. It’s engaging and nostalgic, resonating strongly with readers from that era. The reviewer highly recommends it for those seeking relatable stories and rediscovering the joy of comics. Dive into Zerocalcare’s Armadillo Prophecy and relive the bittersweet memories of the 80s generation through sharp humor and heartfelt stories.

 What can I say, it was wonderful.

 Being able to see a concert of a band you like as if you were at a bonfire on the beach!

This review recounts a rare and intimate secret concert by Italian band Marta Sui Tubi near Rome. The event featured a relaxed, picnic-style vibe with fans and band members sharing food and conversation before enjoying an engaging and entertaining set. New songs were debuted, and the atmosphere was friendly, warm, and unique. Overall, a highly recommended memorable experience for fans. Discover the magic of Marta Sui Tubi’s intimate secret concert—listen to their fresh rock sound and experience music like never before!

 The best-done cover is certainly 'The Family and the Fishing Net' by Peter Gabriel.

 Not an essential album, but certainly a gem for fans of one of the best bands on the planet.

Primus' 1998 EP Rhinoplasty features seven cover songs plus two live tracks with drummer Brian Mantia. The reviewer highlights standout covers by Peter Gabriel and The Police while noting some weaker moments. Live versions of fan favorites add extra value. Though not essential for casual listeners, it's a gem for devoted Primus fans. Explore Primus' Rhinoplasty EP for a fresh take on classic covers and exclusive live tracks today!

 I must admit that the listening is smooth and pleasant throughout its duration.

 I enjoyed the second act where the music more closely resembles the sounds of the 1970s Battiato and leaves less space for the singing of the two opera singers.

Franco Battiato's 'Gilgamesh' is a two-act opera inspired by the ancient Sumerian epic, showcasing an Oriental flavor and 1970s musical influences. Despite the reviewer’s initial prejudice toward opera, the listening experience proved smooth and enjoyable, especially the second act where Battiato's signature style shines. The work features strong vocal performances by Akemi Sakamoto and Giorgio Cebrian. The reviewer encourages open-minded listening and discussion. Listen to Franco Battiato's Gilgamesh and explore an epic fusion of myth and music beyond traditional opera.

 If this is a mediocre album, how will the creative peaks astonish me?

 An album that perhaps appears weak compared to the rest of the discography, but from my point of view, it’s a masterpiece and will be an excellent starting point for my future listening.

The reviewer begins their journey into Frank Zappa's extensive discography with the 1976 album Zoot Allures. Despite its reputation as a low point, they find it a masterpiece filled with rock influences and standout tracks like "Black Napkins" and "The Torture Never Stops." The review emphasizes the album’s value as an excellent entry point into Zappa's diverse musical world. Dive into Frank Zappa’s unique sound with Zoot Allures and explore the genius behind the music’s diversity.

 Each listen to their songs is a discovery.

 Elio e le storie tese are geniuses. I will never forget the first time I heard 'Il vitello dai piedi di balsa,' I couldn’t drive anymore from laughing.

Elio e le storie tese’s live album 'Made In Japan' showcases their exceptional musical skills combined with sharp comedic talent. Spanning recordings from 1996 to 1999, this double CD offers a rich, genre-spanning listening experience. The review praises their ability to blend humor with high-level musicianship, making each listen a discovery. Fans and newcomers alike are encouraged to enjoy this unique and entertaining live recording. Listen to 'Made In Japan' and experience Elio e le storie tese’s unmatched blend of humor and musical brilliance!

 One of the most underrated bands of all time.

 "Fight for the rock"... despite everything turns out to be quite powerful.

Fight For The Rock is widely considered Savatage's weakest album, marked by poor production and management. Despite its flaws, tracks like "Lady in Disguise" and the title song show glimpses of the band's future potential. The album is best explored after experiencing their stronger works. Explore Savatage's evolving sound—listen to Fight For The Rock after their classics!

 Those who judge them poorly have never heard them live.

 If you have the chance, while there’s still time, go see them; otherwise, one day you’ll regret it.

The review highlights Dream Theater's masterful live show in Rome during the Chaos in Motion Tour. Though the latest album initially failed to impress the reviewer, the live renditions won him over. The band’s skill, especially from Rudess, Myung, Petrucci, and Portnoy, was praised, with LaBrie surprisingly delivering a strong performance. The supporting act Symphony X started well but was overshadowed. Discover why Dream Theater’s live shows are unforgettable—listen to their Chaos in Motion Tour performances now!

 The band is truly in a state of grace, and they deliver rearranged versions that are nothing short of stunning.

 If you have the opportunity, listen to it, even if you have never appreciated the band, it is truly a gem.

This review praises C.S.I.'s live album recorded in 1996, highlighting its emotional depth and exceptional performances by Giovanni Lindo Ferretti and Ginevra Di Marco. The album, divided into three thematic parts, is a rare gem in Italian rock history and cherished for its powerful live renditions. Despite being out of production since 1998, it remains highly sought after by fans. The review encourages everyone to experience this unforgettable album. Listen to C.S.I.'s legendary live album and experience one of Italy's most emotionally charged rock performances!

 The young man offered melodic pop-rock in the style of Masini and attracted many young girls with his good looks.

 Even in its vast mediocrity, it stands at least a notch above some of today’s commercial products.

The review reflects on the author's youthful experience purchasing Alessandro Errico's debut album, 'Il mondo dentro me.' Despite feeling embarrassed by its mediocrity, the album's melodic pop-rock style and nostalgic value hold some charm. Errico's appeal at the time was bolstered by his TV presence, and while the music is not exceptional, it somewhat surpasses certain contemporary commercial releases. The author ultimately recommends the album cautiously. Explore Alessandro Errico's nostalgic debut album and discover a slice of 90s Italian pop-rock charm.