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 Music that hits the heart, thoughtful, particular, never trivial lyrics.

 Not a masterpiece, but certainly an excellent work, important and very underrated, unfortunately.

Timoria's 1990 album 'Colori Che Esplodono' is a noteworthy but underrated classic in Italian rock. With heartfelt lyrics and a mix of rock ballads and dynamic tracks, it showcases the band's versatility and emotional depth. Produced by Gianni Maroccolo and featuring guests like Bertrand Cantat, the album blends artistic influences with powerful performances. This work deserves recognition among fans of varied, thoughtful rock music. Explore Timoria's 'Colori Che Esplodono' and experience the depth of Italian rock's hidden gems today!

 "This man has shown once again that it can be done. You can talk about love without using the stereotypes of 'sun-heart-love'... and maybe this is not a CD for everyone."

 "You can listen to music and at the same time imagine yourself as if inside a movie, you can be yourself. Without fooling yourself."

Paolo Benvegnù's 'Le Labbra' is a profound and poetic rock album that explores complex emotions within turbulent relationships. Mixing both heavy and gentle musical atmospheres, it acts as a cinematic journey into various human souls. This work builds on the artist's past with his former band Scisma and showcases his growth. It’s a compelling listen for those open to deep and suggestive storytelling in music. Dive into Paolo Benvegnù’s 'Le Labbra' and experience a cinematic rock journey that redefines love songs—listen now!

 It is like a trilogy that concludes with less electronics and more guitars.

 ‘Tutto Bene’ can be considered a sort of artistic testament of Üstmamò.

Üstmamò's 'Tutto Bene' delivers a satisfying closure to their trilogy with a shift towards more guitars and less electronics. Highlighted by quality pop, electro-folk fusion, and meaningful collaborations, the album blends emotional intimacy with dynamic sounds. It reflects the band's artistic peak before their 2002 breakup, showcasing their unique style. The album is praised as an artistic testament and a nostalgic longing for a possible reunion. Listen to Üstmamò's 'Tutto Bene' and experience a unique blend of electronic rock and intimate melodies that define the band's artistic legacy.

 "Telefonami Tra Vent’Anni... becoming one of our classics."

 "This Q-Disc is perhaps the last very bright gem, the so-called 'tail light' of Dalla the Giant."

The 1981 Q-Disc by Lucio Dalla captures a golden period in his career with four distinctive tracks, including the classic 'Telefonami Tra Vent’Anni'. The review highlights the emotional depth and uniqueness of the mini-album, praising underrated songs 'Madonna Disperazione' and 'Ciao a Te'. The cover of Carole King's 'You've Got a Friend' adds a gentle close. This work is celebrated as one of Dalla's last pure artistic gems before a gradual quality decline. Listen to Lucio Dalla's unique 1981 Q-Disc and discover the magic of his timeless classics!

 It’s not the old Pino, it doesn’t have the same intensity as Nero a Metà, it doesn’t have the mastery in the style of Live Sciò, but it has some flashes that evoke him even if in a modern key.

 I was stunned, but in a negative sense. I expected something sensational, a hope unfortunately dashed during the listening.

The reviewer revisits Pino Daniele's 2001 album Medina with a more balanced perspective than his initial disappointment. While not a masterpiece, the album contains notable moments recalling Daniele's classic style amid a phase of vocal and musical transition. Key singles and collaborations receive mixed remarks, highlighting both appealing and weaker elements. The reviewer encourages listeners to give it a chance despite its flaws. Discover the layered sounds of Pino Daniele’s Medina—listen now and decide where it fits in his legacy.

 Each song, in its new guise, gains a new kind of vitality, perhaps becoming even more beautiful than the original version.

 Anyone unfamiliar with this alternative Ruggiero should give this work at least one listen in their lifetime; they might feel the same sensations I experienced.

Antonella Ruggiero’s album Registrazioni Moderne successfully reinvents old classics with a fresh vitality through collaborations with prominent Italian artists. The fusion of genres such as dub-rock, trip-hop, and hip hop creates hypnotic and powerful reinterpretations. Standout tracks include the Sanremo hit "Amore Lontanissimo" and collaborations with Subsonica, Bluvertigo, and others. The album showcases Ruggiero's remarkable voice and artistic versatility, making it a must-listen for fans of Italian alternative music. Listen to Registrazioni Moderne and experience Antonella Ruggiero’s captivating reimaginings of Italian classics today!

 This cabaret aspect of his will return in the future, but unfortunately only in the hilarious 'I Fichi' contained in 'D'Amore Di Morte E Di Altre Sciocchezze' from 1996.

 "And the moral of this story today is not that strange: to have money, fame, and glory you have to be a bit of a whore!"

Opera Buffa by Francesco Guccini is a playful and cabaret-like album that surprises with witty social commentary and clever storytelling. The work stands out for its originality and satirical look at life and human nature, highlighted by tracks like 'La Genesi' and 'Fantoni Cesira.' Despite being underrated at release, it deserves rediscovery and appreciation as a unique gem in Guccini's discography. Explore Francesco Guccini's Opera Buffa and experience a blend of humor, storytelling, and Italian folk charm today!

 This is GENIUS. Genius that is musically embodied in one of the most diverse bands of the last 20 years.

 Listen to believe.

This review celebrates Primal Scream’s 1994 album 'Give Out But Don’t Give Up' as a bold and diverse project. It highlights Bobby Gillespie’s artistic versatility, the album’s funk and rock blend, and memorable contributions from George Clinton and Denise Johnson. The review disputes negative criticisms and praises standout tracks, emphasizing the album’s unique soul and energy. Listen to Primal Scream’s 'Give Out But Don’t Give Up' and experience a rich blend of funk, rock, and soulful melodies!

 The main strength of the cast is surely Eva Robin’s herself, a true sex symbol of the transgender world, a well-achieved mix of beauty and talent.

 This film should be seen in my opinion, to understand how one can represent something difficult with certain care, attention, and a lot, a lot, a lot of sympathy without slipping into the crude.

The review praises 'Belle Al Bar' (1994) by Alessandro Benvenuti for its respectful and nuanced portrayal of transgender themes, highlighted by Eva Robin's standout performance. The film’s simple plot is effective and infused with humor, showcasing careful attention to detail. The reviewer values the film’s authentic characterization and lamented Benvenuti's later artistic decline. This movie is recommended for those seeking thoughtful LGBT representation in Italian cinema. Discover Belle Al Bar and experience a genuine, heartfelt take on transgender themes in Italian cinema. Watch now!

 My father used to tape albums for me on audiocassettes... it was love at first listen.

 "Memobox" is one of the best tracks of the CD and generally of the entire career of Ustmamò.

Ustmamò's 1996 album 'Ust' marks a key moment in Italian alternative music with its skilful mix of folk, pop, and electronic elements. Praised for standout tracks like 'Memobox' and 'Schermo Splendente', this album features strong lyrical content influenced by Giovanni Lindo Ferretti. The band’s blend of oriental sounds, sarcastic pop-rock, and intimate moments create a rich listening experience. The review highlights the exceptional vocal performance by Mara Redeghieri and the skilled instrumentation. 'Ust' remains accessible yet deeply rewarding for new listeners and longtime fans. Listen to Ustmamò's 'Ust' and experience a timeless blend of Italian folk, pop, and electronic music today!