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 It’s an album with calm and dreamy atmospheres, which takes us back to the times of Canzoni a manovella.

 After all, it’s very difficult to review a Vinicio’s album.

Vinicio Capossela's 'Da Solo' is his eighth studio album featuring piano-centric, calm, and dreamy atmospheres. It stands out for poetic lyrics and creative instrumentation including jazz and reggae influences. The reviewer praises specific tracks like 'Orfani ora' and highlights the album's unique structure. Rated 4 out of 5, it's regarded as a must-listen for fans. Listen to Vinicio Capossela's 'Da Solo' and immerse yourself in its poetic and dreamy piano melodies now.

 I don’t like the track order: ... jumping from the Syd Barrett era immediately to the much later Roger Waters period, before jumping eight years back.

 It seems very unfair to cut 'Marooned' from 5 minutes to 2 minutes (!).

This review covers Pink Floyd's compilation album 'Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd'. While it praises the inclusion of iconic and unreleased tracks, it criticizes the poor track sequencing and shortened song versions. The reviewer suggests a chronological order would have been better, as proposed by Roger Waters. Overall, the album is a decent introduction to Pink Floyd, but not a definitive collection. Explore the timeless classics of Pink Floyd with Echoes and decide if this compilation suits your Floyd journey!