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 "Il fiume also opens the album, and what can I say, a beautiful track, with Generazione and Radioclima on the throne of his compositions."

 "MCMLIXI, or 1969, makes Garbo this time the 'Elton John of the Brianza' complete with a Rocket Man citation."

Garbo's 1986 album Il fiume marks a stylistic shift from pure new wave to new romantic, following earlier successes. Notable tracks include the title song and Per te, both highlighting Garbo's 80s sound and emotional depth. While some songs feel lengthy, the album overall offers sophisticated and lively moments. Il fiume also begins a more introspective phase for the artist, setting the tone for future works. Listen to Garbo's Il fiume and explore the heartfelt sounds of 80s Italian new romantic music today!

 "Once words were stones now they are vapor..."

 I appreciate his never selling out, continuing since 1990 an independent path from commercial and television music.

After an eight-year hiatus, Renato Garbo returns with Nel Vuoto, blending synth-based songs and experimental electronic music. The album revisits past themes while exploring new textures. It features a standout title track and a revamped song from 2012. Though rated 3.5 stars, it is praised for its freshness and Garbo's consistent independent approach. A welcomed return for fans of his classic and experimental phases. Discover Garbo’s unique blend of synth and experimental sounds in Nel Vuoto—listen now and experience his bold musical return!

 Both songs are sung in English, and the first one was the theme for the radio program Spazio X, hosted by Dario Diviacchi.

 "Bigliardi" and "Mitteleurock" can be considered two outtakes from Santi ed Eroi.

This review explores Gino D'Eliso’s rare singles released alongside his major albums from 1976 to 1983. It highlights unique tracks produced under different names and labels, showcasing his journey from funk to Central European rock. The singles contain notable pop rock variations, with some considered outtakes from his albums. Overall, the collection averages a favorable rating of 3.5 stars. Discover the unique and rare singles of Gino D'Eliso that showcase his musical evolution—listen now and explore beyond the albums!

 Renato Zero is an enormous and tireless voice, one of the most significant linguistic skill sets in the Italian pop music scene.

 I listened to it all in one go, and it was truly an engaging and passionate journey.

Renato Zero’s album Autoritratto marks 50 years since his debut. The 13-track album flows seamlessly with engaging piano melodies and emotional depth. The review highlights standout songs like ‘Quelbellissimoniente’ and ‘Nonticambierei’ and praises Zero’s consistent artistic vigor and innovative release approach. Overall, the album earns a solid 4-star rating. Listen to Renato Zero’s Autoritratto and experience a vibrant 50-year musical legacy in every track!

 Twenty-eight minutes for eight tracks with homosexuality as the central theme.

 'Like little boats inside a tram' is the analogy of homosexuality, the paper on which to live one's condition.

This review explores Alfredo Cohen's rare 1977 album 'Come barchette dentro un tram' which centers on homosexuality with poetic and psychological lyrics. Produced alongside Franco Battiato and Giusto Pio, this pioneering work captures the early Italian LGBTQ+ movement. The review links Cohen's brief cinematic appearances and his cultural impact. The album's unique themes and music present a significant but largely forgotten chapter in Italian queer music history. Explore Alfredo Cohen's pioneering album and its bold LGBTQ+ themes – a hidden gem of Italian music history awaits your discovery!

 Timida molt audace is performed with emotion and melody, precisely the two components that the public and critics no longer saw in Lucio’s new post-Mogol songs.

 I give 4 stars, we are on the level of the album Sinceramente non tuo by EquiVoci.

Manuel Santini's album Bianchissimo offers a compelling jazz reinterpretation of Lucio Battisti's later 'white' albums. Supported by a talented trio, Santini deftly explores Panella's experimental lyrics while crafting more fluid, emotive renditions. The album balances fidelity and innovation, notably removing electronic elements to create a fresh atmosphere. The review highlights standout tracks and applauds Santini's courageous and respectful homage. Listen to Manuel Santini’s Bianchissimo to experience a fresh jazz take on Lucio Battisti’s classic white albums.

 Juri finds divine grace in every little thing.

 'Riflessioni sul senso' is a track almost worthy of study.

Cristogenesi is a spiritual album blending new compositions with traditional Catholic liturgy songs. The reviewer highlights key tracks like 'Riflessioni sul senso' and 'La mia genesi' for their evocative music and lyrics. It forms part of a sacred trilogy alongside Spirituality and Laudes. Overall, the album earns three and a half stars, with Spirituality considered the strongest in the trilogy. The album invites repeated listening and reflection. Discover the sacred sounds of Cristogenesi—listen now and immerse yourself in Juri Camisasca’s spiritual journey.

 Here and There is surely the most representative of Elton John’s career.

 The 11 and a half minutes of Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding are pure talent!

This review highlights Elton John's 1974 live album Here and There as a definitive career representation, emphasizing its extended tracks, memorable setlist, and historic duet with John Lennon. The reviewer praises the album's execution and atmosphere, recommending a full immersive listening experience. It underscores both musical depth and the historical importance of the performances. Dive into Elton John’s iconic 1974 live album Here and There and experience legendary performances, including John Lennon’s last live duet!

 From an emotional point of view, it is the album that opens the doors to both the romantic Elton and the rock one.

 The songs enter the listener’s life to such an extent that artist and audience become one.

One Night Only, recorded live at Madison Square Garden in 2000, marked a turning point for the reviewer in connecting with Elton John's music. Featuring iconic tracks with notable duets, this album blends romantic and rock elements despite some technical shortcomings. The reviewer reflects on its lasting emotional impact that led to further exploration of Elton's work. Though vocally different post-surgery, Elton's performance remains memorable and heartfelt. Listen to Elton John's One Night Only and experience the emotional magic of his live performance!

 Laudes features few unreleased tracks, but it is a valid and high-level product, worthy of 4 stars.

 L’impermanenza, for me the best of the album and the one that struck me the most already on the first listen.

Juri Camisasca's 2019 album Laudes presents a refined collection of new tracks and traditional Catholic chants with meditative and spiritual depth. Noteworthy is the rare recording of Nomadi by Camisasca himself, alongside classics like Panis Angelicus and Flos Carmeli. The album balances ancient liturgical tradition with personal artistic maturity, making it a high-quality release deserving recognition. Laudes stands out as an emotionally rich and artistically coherent work in Camisasca's mature period. Listen to Juri Camisasca's Laudes and experience a profound journey through sacred chants and original spiritual compositions.