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 This is the undisputed and never again repeated masterpiece by Azymuth.

 "Jazz Carnival" represents a great piece, a sonic bomb of nearly 10 minutes.

The review highlights Azymuth's 1979 album Light As A Feather as an unparalleled jazz fusion masterpiece combining funk, samba, and rich synth textures. "Jazz Carnival" stands out as a nearly 10-minute sonic explosion, and other tracks like "Avenida das Mangueiras" and "Fly Over The Horizon" further showcase the trio's refined sound. The band’s innovative use of synth and Brazilian percussion sets a benchmark in jazz fusion that remains unmatched. This album marks a pivotal moment in Azymuth’s career and Brazilian jazz history. Listen to Azymuth’s Light As A Feather and experience a legendary blend of Brazilian jazz, funk, and fusion.

 "The musical elements and points of interest you’ll find are remarkable: vigorous and extremely dynamic beats for a non-trivial hip-hop."

 "Quality, substance, and assimilability: all characteristics that are not at all easy to find in an album, let alone in a group that manages to make all this a true hallmark."

This review highlights The Herbaliser's 2002 album Something Wicked This Way Comes as a sophisticated and inspired blend of hip-hop, jazz, and trip-hop. The album marks a significant leap in quality with dynamic beats and rich musical influences. Key tracks like 'Unsungsong,' 'Time 2 Build,' and 'Good Girl Gone Bad' stand out. The reviewer encourages listeners to explore this body of work and recommends tuning into Radio Popolare Milano's MenteLocale show for more context. Listen to The Herbaliser’s Something Wicked This Way Comes and experience a masterful fusion of hip-hop and jazz. Discover the album now!

 "He gave me the first, and perhaps the only, gift of all my years of imprisonment: a box of watercolors and colored pencils."

 "Without the memory of the past, there will never be a prosperous present..."

This review highlights Evfrosinija Kersnovskaja's compelling memoir recounting more than a decade of imprisonment in Soviet gulags. It emphasizes the detailed drawings born from a gifted box of watercolors and colored pencils, which enrich the chilling narrative. The book explores memory, conscience, and the dangers of historical amnesia. It is a brave testimony of human strength amidst extreme hardship. Explore Evfrosinija Kersnovskaja’s unforgettable memoir and witness a powerful chapter of Soviet history through her eyes and art.

 The best-spent million euros of the last television year.

 Bonolis demonstrated that quality TV can coexist with the auditel plague.

This collaborative review offers an in-depth analysis of Festival di Sanremo 2009, praising Paolo Bonolis's direction and high production values. It celebrates the musical performances, highlighting both big names and emerging artists, while addressing controversies and cultural relevance. The sound quality and stage direction receive commendation, making the festival a vibrant reflection of Italian music. The review stresses the festival's renewed energy and hopes for its future editions. Explore our full review of Festival di Sanremo 2009 and dive into the music, performances, and cultural moments that shaped this iconic Italian festival.

 The Crotone singer-songwriter proves to be almost restless and introverted.

 "And when your mind takes flight, you realize you are left alone. To you who listen to my record perhaps smiling, I swear I am living the same anger."

This review highlights Rino Gaetano’s 1974 album 'E Io Ci Sto' as a deeply introspective and restless work, reflecting both societal critiques and personal solitude. The album balances innovation and nostalgic elements, showcasing Gaetano’s unique lyrical talent amid career challenges. Despite criticisms of 'selling out,' the review emphasizes the enduring emotional impact and genius within the album. A heartfelt tribute underscores the lasting relevance of Gaetano’s work. Dive into Rino Gaetano’s 'E Io Ci Sto' and discover the emotional depth and lyrical genius that still resonates today.

 Jazz Fusion originates from Weather Report, one of the most brilliant bands in history.

 'I Sing The Body Electric' represents the almost necessary continuation of 'Weather Report,' showcasing a band transformed—aggressive, determined, and evolving.

This review highlights Weather Report's 1972 album 'I Sing The Body Electric' as a crucial chapter in the development of jazz fusion. It underscores the album's blend of studio and live tracks, the gradual evolution of the band's sound, and the important role of key musicians like Zawinul, Shorter, and Vitous. The reviewer emphasizes the album as a necessary step to fully appreciate the band's later masterpieces and the genre's roots. Explore Weather Report's groundbreaking jazz fusion journey—listen to 'I Sing The Body Electric' today!

 The drums and guitar move on parallel tracks yet they don’t, managing to join at the best moment.

 A debut that convinces me to buy 'Tarlo Terzo' and confirms the impressions from a few hours earlier.

The review covers the live performance of Italian duo Bachi Da Pietra at Morya Cult, highlighting their unique, tribal sound and minimal instrumentation. Despite a small audience, the energy and originality captivated the reviewer. The setlist focused on their latest album 'Tarlo Terzo', revealing darker, mystical emotions through blues and noise influences. The reviewer ends convinced to buy the album and recommends seeing the band live with an open mind. Discover the captivating tribal sounds of Bachi Da Pietra live—listen now and experience their unique energy firsthand!

 They manage to be exciting and direct, it’s a morbid fascination created by many elements: Sommacal’s scratching solos, the dark bass and Clementi’s determined voice.

 When the concert is over and I return home, my mind replays those songs, those music, those lyrics and tries to let them into my veins.

This review covers Massimo Volume's 2008 live reunion concert, highlighting their evocative and raw musical style. The band impressed the audience with powerful lyrics, intense instruments, and a deeply emotional stage presence. Fans cherished this return, especially in Northern Italy. The reviewer reflects on the enduring impact of the performance and the band's meaningful legacy. Experience the passion of Massimo Volume’s reunion live—listen now and feel the raw emotional power.

 I wrote these twelve songs for a woman I loved and lost. These twelve memories are the Bastille of my heart.

 The pain of the individual does not become a pretext for self-pity; there is the opposite effect: one depends on one’s own feelings and experiences to get out of it, to be free and scream with even more anger.

This review explores Piero Ciampi’s debut album 'Piero L’italiano,' highlighting his bohemian journey through Paris, his raw and personal lyricism, and his influence on later Italian artists. The album presents twelve dark, bitter songs fueled by personal pain and poetic intensity. Ciampi's unique style blends the French chanson tradition with deeply felt narratives of love lost and existential searching. The collaboration with Gianfranco Reverberi provides a strong musical backing for these timeless tracks. Explore Piero Ciampi’s haunting debut and experience the raw passion and poetic depth that shaped Italian music history.

 The hallmark of Alice Ricciardi is the voice: splendid, gifted with great elegance, very beautiful.

 'Comes Love', album of the year for the sensations it offers and also a hope in perspective for our local Jazz.

Alice Ricciardi's debut album 'Comes Love' impresses with elegant vocal delivery and skilled jazz covers. The record highlights a classic jazz style with meticulous arrangements. While it may lack bold originality, it remains an enjoyable and promising start. Supported by excellent musicians, this album signals a bright future for Ricciardi in the jazz scene. A strong contender for album of the year 2008 in the jazz genre. Listen to Alice Ricciardi's 'Comes Love' and explore the fresh voice redefining classic jazz covers.