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 Diego Mancino seems to succeed... writing songs that sometimes carry a Beatles-like scent or reminiscences of the almost Floydian seventies.

 Every now and then, not having died before getting old, I enjoy listening to someone with a nice voice who can actually sing.

The reviewer expresses a rare appreciation for Diego Mancino's album 'L'Evidenza,' highlighting its originality and melodic strength. Mancino successfully blends international pop influences with a unique Italian sensibility, avoiding imitation. The album offers moments that evoke Beatles and Pink Floyd, delivered with an engaging vocal performance. It stands out in a landscape often saturated with derivative Italian music. Listen to Diego Mancino’s 'L’Evidenza' and experience fresh Italian pop that blends classic charm with modern sensibility.

 "'My Bloody Underground' is probably the definitive album of BJM, the summary of more than fifteen years of work on psychedelia."

 "You can put it on loop for an entire afternoon and have tantric sex with your girlfriend/boyfriend, you will have more satisfactory results than those of the bassist of the Police."

This review delves into The Brian Jonestown Massacre's tenth studio album 'My Bloody Underground,' highlighting its rich psychedelic sound and enduring feedback elements. The reviewer praises Anton Newcombe's mad hatter creativity and positions the album as a definitive, dense, and hypnotic journey through 15 years of psychedelic work. While dense and intense, the album offers a rewarding experience for dedicated listeners who enjoy deep musical exploration. Dive into the hypnotic and dense world of The Brian Jonestown Massacre's 'My Bloody Underground'—experience psychedelic rock like never before!

 This is what we want to hear him play. Four chords and go.

 Nick Cave, like Lazarus, has somehow resurrected.

This review highlights Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' return to a rock-driven sound with their album Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!. The reviewer appreciates the energetic and dirty sound dominated by organ and keys, noting standout tracks like 'Midnight Man' and 'Lie Down Here.' Despite lineup changes and a quieter period, the album signals a musical resurrection. The reviewer expresses excitement about the band's live performances and hopes for future Italian concerts. Discover Nick Cave's vibrant comeback—listen to Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!! and feel the raw rock energy.

 How much has it influenced the last thirty years of my life.

 Rock 'n' roll, for me, is that 'One, two, three, four,' slurred, slow and endless from Jagger at the beginning of 'Sway'.

This heartfelt review reflects on the deep personal and musical impact of The Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers album. The author shares memories linked to the original vinyl and highlights the unique sound and profound lyrics. The review admires specific elements such as the drumming, guitar riffs, and piano counterpoint, considering the album a timeless rock masterpiece. Discover the timeless rock brilliance of Sticky Fingers—listen now and feel the lasting influence of The Rolling Stones.

 "Radiohead want to give the sensation of being self-sufficient, of having full control over what they are doing."

 "The deviation, the imperfection, the void, which make reality exciting, are missing."

Scotch_Mist is a documentary showcasing Radiohead performing In Rainbows in rehearsal, offering a preview of their 2008 tour. The film highlights the band's struggle between human and machine, emphasizing control and self-sufficiency in music production. While technically impressive, the live feel lacks some imperfections that make performances exciting. Overall, the review acknowledges Radiohead's ongoing evolution and their complex relationship with technology. Watch Radiohead’s intimate Scotch_Mist documentary and explore In Rainbows like never before!

 Anyone who attended a Fugazi concert surely ranks it among the ten best concerts of their life.

 When towards the end the chords of 'Blueprint' start... we get a little lump in our throats, and if I had been there, I would have had tears in my eyes.

This review reflects on Fugazi's legendary live energy captured in their last known concert from 2002 in London. The reviewer explores the band’s unique philosophy of stopping and starting, their hiatus, and the significance of the Live Series. With fierce performances and raw authenticity, this concert serves as a poignant reminder of the band’s impact and enduring legacy. Listen to Fugazi’s powerful live performance from 2002 and experience the raw energy of one of punk’s most iconic bands.

 The best Italian album of 2007.

 Succi’s voice, it’s neither sung nor spoken, is a rasp, and it whispers desolation and unease.

This review praises Bachi Da Pietra's 2007 album 'Non Io' as the best Italian album of the year. With just two band members, the album delivers a raw, minimalistic post-blues sound reminiscent of Tom Waits and Nick Cave. The lyrics evoke rural desolation, supported by sparse instrumentation and a distinctive rasping vocal style. The reviewer highlights the album's unique atmosphere and artistic merit. Listen to Bachi Da Pietra's 'Non Io' and experience the haunting Italian post-blues masterpiece for yourself.

 "Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix played on his first solo album. I don’t think there’s much more to add."

 "This album is mainly recommended for lovers of the Californian sound of the era, although they are just demos for voice and acoustic guitar."

Stephen Stills' 'Just Roll Tape' unveils intimate acoustic demos recorded in 1968 but released decades later. The album showcases the genesis of iconic songs from Buffalo Springfield and Crosby, Stills & Nash, alongside rare unreleased tracks. It offers a fascinating glimpse into Stills' prolific early years, recommended especially for fans of the classic California sound. These stripped-down recordings highlight his songwriting prowess during a golden era. Explore Stephen Stills' early demos and dive into the roots of classic California rock—listen to 'Just Roll Tape' today!

 It is evident that Thomas Newman has worked mostly for cinema. He knows when the sound needs to be drier and when fuller, when it should engage and when it should allow the protagonist’s breath to be heard.

 A woman’s voice that seems like a man’s, for a man who tries to be a woman.

Antony and the Johnsons' 'I Am a Bird Now' is recognized as a modern classic, combining simple yet profound songwriting with delicate arrangements. The album’s production by Thomas Newman enhances Antony’s sublime voice, often compared to Nina Simone. Its lyrics explore transgender identity and emotional struggles with rare purity and optimism. The evocative cover art echoes themes of fragility and acceptance. Ultimately, the album reaffirms the power of honest, raw artistic expression in music. Listen to 'I Am a Bird Now' and experience an iconic, heartfelt journey through artistry and identity.

 Twenty-seven years after its purchase, if there’s one album that still makes me happy, amused, carefree every time I listen to it, it’s this one.

 The album seems like a collection of singles, twenty side A’s of twenty forty-five records. Verses that enchant and choruses that bind.

This review celebrates Elvis Costello's 1979 album Get Happy!! as an enduring and joyful pop record. It details Costello's songwriting process, his inspiration from '60s soul and Motown, and the album's rapid recording in Holland. Praised for its simplicity and melodic strength, the album is described as a collection of hit-worthy singles blending soul and pop with new wave energy. Listen to Get Happy!! and experience Elvis Costello's timeless blend of soul and pop!