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 In Italy, rock is me.

 I write the beautiful songs that people like: Canzone, La noia, Cervello cervello spiacciacato and the others.

This review praises Vasco Rossi's 1982 album 'Vado al Massimo' as one of his masterpieces and a cornerstone of Italian rock. The reviewer highlights famous tracks and Rossi's role as a rock icon for youth rebellion. Despite a modest 3-star rating, the tone celebrates Rossi's influence and songwriting. Listen to Vasco Rossi's Vado al Massimo and experience the essence of Italian rock rebellion!

 Lynch doesn’t give a damn about the audience and rightly so, I am a god, you are scum, even Dennis Hopper.

 "Stade Perdute" is a movie to watch even while asleep, you’re too stupid to understand it anyway.

The review embraces the baffling and surreal nature of David Lynch's Lost Highways. It highlights the film's dreamlike sequences, surreal characters, and resistance to conventional understanding. The reviewer admires Lynch's disregard for audience expectations and celebrates the film as a cult must-watch despite—or because of—its opacity. Dive into the mystifying world of Lost Highways and experience David Lynch’s cinematic enigma for yourself!

 A raw, dirty, angry, wicked, and above all, alive album.

 A theatrical and magical live performance that all my life will make me regret not being part of.

Vinicio Capossela's album Nel niente sotto il sole is a raw, intense, and theatrical work filled with references to myth and faith. The review praises its emotional power and vibrant live feel, highlighting the standout opening track 'Brucia Troia.' The album is described as alive, wicked, and unforgettable. Discover the raw power of Vinicio Capossela's Nel niente sotto il sole—listen now and experience a theatrical musical journey.