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 Marco Carta is among these, meaningless copy and paste lyrics, trite and banal music, rhymes like spastic diarrhea, themes like kindergarten.

 This album ... is a disgrace, it is an insult to those who make music with true dedication.

This review harshly critiques Marco Carta's album 'Ti Rincontrerò,' calling it a product of fast-food pop culture and reality TV manufacturing. The reviewer condemns the album's lack of originality, banal lyrics, and reliance on covers. Despite winning the Sanremo Festival, the album is considered musically empty and a reflection of a declining music scene. The review expresses disappointment in the broader media and cultural systems promoting such artists. Read this candid review and decide if Marco Carta’s 'Ti Rincontrerò' deserves your attention or if it's just another pop media creation.

 Oh no, my dear, under the tree again this year there will be the umpteenth masterpiece of the poet of trash, Gigione death music D'Alessio.

 If this Christmas you urgently need something to prop up your wobbly table, then this album is for you.

This review humorously critiques Gigi D'Alessio's four-CD album 'Mi Faccio In 4,' highlighting its vast number of songs and heavy reliance on borrowed melodies. While it includes heartfelt love songs and regional Neapolitan hits, the reviewer suggests it's more suited as a novelty or joke gift than serious listening. Ultimately, it leaves the choice to the listener’s taste. Dive into Gigi D'Alessio's massive Christmas release and decide for yourself if it's a musical treasure or a tongue-in-cheek treat!

 Alice, which will remain a symbol of his artistic youth.

 A good album with some instrumental flaws typical of the era.

‘Alice non lo sa’ is Francesco De Gregori’s second album, released in 1973, showcasing his young artistry through evocative storytelling and a blend of folk-inspired melodies. Songs like 'Alice' and '1940' highlight themes of youth and war, while other tracks explore personal and enigmatic stories. Despite some instrumental imperfections typical of the era, the album remains a significant and charming work in De Gregori’s discography. Explore Francesco De Gregori’s early masterpiece and experience the timeless stories behind 'Alice non lo sa'.