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 "L'Apprendista is a work of broader scope and more marked (and inspired) progressive roots compared to its predecessors."

 The baroque arrangements pervade a good part of the compositions with excellent violin, keyboards, bass parts.

This review praises Stormy Six's 1977 album L'Apprendista as a standout in the progressive rock genre. The album is noted for its sophisticated baroque arrangements and innovative choral vocals. The reviewer highlights the album's broader musical scope compared to earlier works and considers it one of the finest progressive albums of the 1970s. Particular tracks like 'Buon Lavoro' and 'Carmine' are recommended for their originality and sound detail. Explore L'Apprendista to experience one of the 70s’ finest progressive rock albums with rich arrangements and unique vocals.

 Try listening to this album with your eyes closed in a dark room and you will see the light!

 A medley of sounds and hypnotic atmospheres, refrains repeated to exhaustion by the 'androgynous' voice of the quintessential non-singer Damo Suzuki.

Future Days by Can is a hallmark of experimental and psychedelic music from the early 1970s. The album features hypnotic rhythms, immersive soundscapes, and Damo Suzuki's unique vocal style. Praised for its flawless production and timeless feel, it offers a deeply atmospheric experience. Listeners are encouraged to engage with the album in a focused setting for full effect. Dive into Can's Future Days and experience a legendary journey of sound and atmosphere.

 Reiko, a young and graceful woman, is the protagonist of this short novel; she goes to analysis with the psychotherapist Dr. Shiomi for an apparently strange reason: she cannot hear music.

 Despite the subject matter, you will have no difficulty reading in just a few days.

Yukio Mishima's 'Musica' is a concise psychological novel focusing on Reiko, a woman unable to hear music. Through therapy sessions, deep sexual and existential issues emerge. Though stylistically less polished than Mishima's best works, the novel maintains interest with intriguing twists. It offers a compelling insight into psychoanalysis and human behavior, readable in just a few days. Discover the intriguing layers of Mishima's 'Musica'—dive into this psychological novel full of mystery and depth today!

 Her voice, at times simple and at times emphatic, has touched the hearts of millions.

 The album sounds magnificent and represents as classically as possible what French 'chanson' is.

Patricia Kaas' album 'Je te dis vous' is hailed as one of her most beautiful and intense works. It captures classic French chanson with emotional depth and social themes. The first part of the album shines with exceptional songs and arrangements, while the last tracks, especially the English and German songs, are less impressive. Overall, it remains an essential addition for lovers of French music and a testament to Kaas's unique voice. Listen to Patricia Kaas' 'Je te dis vous' and experience the timeless beauty of French chanson today!

 A rock album so great, immense, unrepeatable, a 'signature album' that despite its 40 years would be a masterpiece even if released today.

 Immense, unrepeatable, and rich in ideas with immortal melodies.

This review praises The Who's Tommy as an unparalleled rock masterpiece that remains fresh and relevant decades after its release. The album's rich ideas and unforgettable melodies are highlighted, emphasizing its lasting impact. Despite its age, Tommy is described as a 'signature album' that continues to inspire listeners today. Dive into the world of The Who's Tommy today and experience one of rock's most timeless masterpieces.

 If there is an Italian musician who can truly be called an 'Artist,' it is Paolo Catena.

 The maestro has once again demonstrated honesty, consistency, and courage by making his music absolutely free for everyone.

Paul Chain, an underrated Italian doom metal pioneer, evolves his music under the P.C. Translate project, blending various styles into an experimental and evocative album. Collage Creation showcases his artistic integrity with handcrafted limited editions and free digital releases. The album resists typical genre categorization, reflecting a wide spectrum of his three-decade experience. Despite simple vocals, the work's sincerity and originality shine through. Discover Paul Chain's Collage Creation—immerse yourself in this unique, handcrafted musical journey today!

 This album is a pure concentrate of ideas.

 What regret I felt for its neglect for a whole three decades!!!

This review reflects on rediscovering Hash's 1993 self-titled album after many years of neglect. It highlights the band's blend of styles from funky to psychedelic and praises the skilled performances, especially the bass and guitar work. The reviewer regrets not appreciating the album earlier but calls it a small masterpiece worth exploring. Dive into Hash's 1993 album and experience a unique blend of rock and funk that's been waiting to be rediscovered!

 I must confess to you that, probably, this B.Y.E. was the album that gave me all the satisfaction a lover of good music could hope to get.

 A splendid singer with a personal and passionate voice, the author of almost all the lyrics, and who at times reminded me of the energy of the unparalleled Patty Smith.

Jingo de Lunch's 1992 album B.Y.E. is praised as a satisfying blend of punk, hardcore, and metal, featuring masterful guitar work and a passionate female lead singer. Although a couple of tracks on side B are less convincing, the overall experience is highly rewarding. The reviewer highly recommends giving the album a listen. Dive into Jingo de Lunch's B.Y.E. and experience a powerful punk rock journey you won't forget!

 Music allows me to escape from an increasingly overwhelming harsh reality.

 I challenge anyone not to tap at least a little to the rhythm of this honest 'Plasteroid' that, with its simplicity, won’t make you gasp but will simply give you half an hour of carefree good company.

This review highlights Rockets' 1979 album Plasteroid as a pleasant and somewhat futuristic blend of rock and electronic music. Despite not being exhilarating, the album offers a relaxing space-themed escape with effective synths and catchy rhythms. The reviewer finds solace in the music amid life's hardships, appreciating the band's effort to innovate and energize listeners with dreamy melodies and electronic filtering. Listen to Rockets' Plasteroid and immerse yourself in a mellow space-rock journey!

 The terror is whispered, psychological, paranoid, almost unreal.

 With a stunning 29 tracks, you will surely find more than something you like!

This 1998 double CD anthology, linked with the book 'Incubi Notturni,' offers a refined musical tribute to Italian horror masters Mario Bava and Lucio Fulci. Featuring 29 tracks primarily from rock and metal backgrounds, the music focuses on psychological and atmospheric terror rather than extreme sounds. The compilation rewards repeated listening and highlights several standout artists. Overall, it's praised for its passion and honesty rather than commercial aims. Explore this unique Italian horror music anthology and dive into its dark, atmospheric sounds inspired by cult filmmakers.