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 'La Vita corre ancora' is a melancholic song with beautiful lyrics and poignant solos that give it a touch of the author.

 'Come va, Fantasmi di città?' is one of my favorites from Ruggeri's 80s era—truly fascinating and memorable!

This detailed review covers Enrico Ruggeri's 1984 album 'Tutto Scorre,' analyzing its musical structure, lyrical depth, and unique charm. Despite selling fewer copies than its predecessor, the album showcases Ruggeri's artistic evolution with memorable tracks blending rock, folk, and synthesizers. The reviewer highlights key songs such as 'La Vita corre ancora' and 'Fantasmi di Città,' praising their originality and emotional resonance. Rated 3.9 stars, the album is recommended for listeners open to Ruggeri's distinctive style of the 1980s. Dive into Enrico Ruggeri's 'Tutto Scorre' and discover the rich melodies and poetic lyrics that define this 80s Italian rock gem!

 One of the highest peaks reached by Ruggeri.

 Ruggeri manages to tackle this theme without getting too specific or superficial, a song you can really reflect on for a long time.

Enrico Ruggeri's 'Peter Pan' is regarded as his artistic high point, blending strong rock influences and thoughtful lyrics. The album is notable for its Queen-inspired tracks, social themes—especially regarding trans identity—and emotional ballads. While some songs are stronger than others, the overall work remains compelling and a great introduction to Ruggeri's music. With over 400,000 copies sold quickly, it remains a standout in his career. Explore Enrico Ruggeri's Peter Pan—listen to this artistic masterpiece blending rock power with deep storytelling now!

 "In my opinion, the best song on the album, and perhaps also the most 'commercial': it sells to everyone."

 "A cornerstone of Metal, the foundations of a genre. In my opinion, a masterpiece."

The review praises Black Sabbath's 1970 album 'Paranoid' as a metal cornerstone, highlighting standout tracks like 'War Pigs' and 'Iron Man'. It discusses the album's dark themes, innovative riffs, and its role in pioneering Doom Metal. Though some tracks are viewed as less strong, the reviewer considers the album nearly flawless and a masterpiece of its genre. Dive into the legendary sounds of Black Sabbath's 'Paranoid' and experience the foundation of heavy metal today!

 The album was simply a commercial gimmick to ride the punk wave, yet most lyrics deal with typical punk themes like criticizing Television and Mass Media.

 A historical gem; Far too underrated. Worth a listen.

This review revisits Decibel's 1978 self-titled debut album, often mislabeled as punk due to cover art but genuinely reflecting punk themes. It details key songs, their social critiques, and censorship challenges. The album is highlighted as a rare, underrated classic containing historically significant tracks worth exploring. Discover the underrated classic Decibel debut album—listen now and experience punk-era Italian rock history!

 Removing the title track 'Polvere', what’s left are tracks that most likely will only appeal to Enrico’s fans.

 The album spans various genres, oscillating between slower moments and somewhat more frantic ones.

Enrico Ruggeri's 1983 album Polvere matches the quality of his previous work Champagne Molotov, with better recording quality and a mix of genres. The title track 'Polvere' stands out, while the rest appeals mostly to existing fans. Some tracks like 'Fuocosui giocattoli' and 'Salviamo Milano' are also commendable. New listeners may find the album somewhat disappointing. Listen to Polvere's standout title track and explore Enrico Ruggeri's diverse 1983 album now!

 The album is led by the remarkable song "Senorita," but it also contains beautiful gems like "Vecchia Europa" & "Passato presente e futuro."

 It’s not a masterpiece of finesse, but for fans of the Rouge, it is certainly a gem.

Champagne Molotov marks Enrico Ruggeri's transition from Decibels frontman to solo artist in 1980. The album may not be a masterpiece but contains standout songs like 'Senorita' and 'Vecchia Europa' that appeal to both fans and casual listeners. Ruggeri's change in image and musical direction is notable. Overall, it’s a flowing and enjoyable album for those interested in Italian rock history. Listen to Enrico Ruggeri's Champagne Molotov and discover classic Italian rock gems today!