CAVALLI MARCI

 Songs must be artistically ruined... like a good surgeon who knows how to kill a patient on the operating table with a few skillful moves.

 If I had been on that ledge, at Sangiorgi’s exhortation I certainly would’ve thrown myself headlong into the waves.

The review harshly criticizes Negramaro’s 2008 cover of Domenico Modugno’s classic "Meraviglioso," highlighting how the band fails to preserve the song’s original emotional depth and message. While Modugno’s original masterpiece eloquently blends lyrics and music to convey hope amid despair, Negramaro’s rendition is described as melodramatic and lacking true feeling. The vocal delivery and musical arrangement are seen as damaging, reducing the song’s powerful meaning to a hollow performance. Discover the story behind one of Italy’s most controversial covers—read why Negramaro’s Meraviglioso fails to honor the original classic.

 It’s impossible not to recommend this album to someone you care about.

 This album hits one of the most important and less easy targets of music in general. It makes you forget taxes, bills, the wife’s shouting, hateful neighbors, tedious work, unemployment, the crisis, politics and you go with the mambo.

Rupert Holmes’ album Partners In Crime is praised for its relaxed and smooth soft rock melodies. Beyond the hits “Pina Colada” and “Him,” the album offers well-crafted songs with a West Coast style and Caribbean touches. The reviewer highly recommends it for its feel-good vibe that helps listeners forget everyday stresses. It’s described as a delightful surprise full of fresh, meticulously arranged tracks. Listen to Rupert Holmes’ iconic Partners In Crime album and let its smooth melodies brighten your day!

 Listening to Carlo Buti allows me to dream a little, at least, which has never cost anything.

 The nightingale. The Italian song, the arias, the lightness, a gramophone, our great-great-grandparents there before it, listening by the fireplace to the fabulous trills.

The review celebrates Carlo Buti's 'Bella Ragazza' as a nostalgic journey to a simpler time in Italian music, characterized by pure vocal delivery and heartfelt traditional songs. While acknowledging the potential illusion of idealized memories, the reviewer finds solace and dreams in Buti's timeless voice, appreciating the emotional depth and cultural heritage evoked by the album. Explore Carlo Buti's Bella Ragazza and experience the heartfelt charm of Italy's golden musical era.

 An incredible masterpiece of composition, execution, creativity, improvisation, and technique.

 One of those albums you can't say if it’s ahead or behind its time because it simply remains out of time and schemes.

This review praises Hampton Grease Band's Music To Eat as an extraordinary album that defies conventional categorization. Combining improvisational jams with avant-garde creativity reminiscent of the Allman Brothers, Grateful Dead, and Frank Zappa, it offers endless discoveries with each listen. Despite its brilliance, the album remains underrated and underappreciated, deserving a place among the greatest musical masterpieces of all time. Explore the vivid soundscape of Music To Eat and unlock one of psychedelic rock’s most unique masterpieces.

 I find myself fully legitimized to praise (OUT LOUD) this album of very light swing-pop (jazzy), inlaid with lyrics that can only be a joke.

 It’s a pleasure to listen to Sergio Caputo, with a cocktail in hand, reclining in an armchair with feet on the table, a sauce stain on the tank top, and a grin of satisfaction printed on his face.

The review praises Sergio Caputo's album 'Un sabato italiano' for its light, jazzy swing-pop style full of simple, ironic lyrics. It contrasts the album’s joyful and playful mood against heavy or serious music genres. The reviewer enjoys the relaxing and unpretentious vibe evoked by the album, presenting it as an antidote to overly serious or sad music tastes. Ultimately, it is applauded as a fun, lounge bar soundtrack perfect for casual listening. Enjoy the playful swing-pop charm of Sergio Caputo's 'Un sabato italiano'—listen now and relax with its witty, joyful tunes!

 Like the noise of a heart in constant fibrillation, an unnatural and incessant continuous beat.

 An incredible magma of anguish slides heavily from your head down to your stomach.

Rapoon's The Kirghiz Light is a deeply unsettling yet compelling electronic album. It evokes a continuous tension and anguish likened to a heart in fibrillation, creating a dark and comatose soundscape. The reviewer describes the listening experience as disturbing but addictive, highlighting the album's intense emotional depth. Despite its challenging nature, it is praised as masterful electronic music. Dive into Rapoon's The Kirghiz Light and experience an intense journey through dark electronic soundscapes.

 You have no idea what will happen once you place it on the platter.

 This shapeless mass of sounds... gave me the strength not to kill myself with the handful of pills.

This review portrays Foetus' album 'Love' as a harsh and challenging auditory experience, filled with unsettling noise and distortions. The reviewer expresses a strong emotional reaction but ultimately finds the music difficult and painful to endure. Despite its complexity, the album provokes powerful and chaotic feelings, though it is not easy to appreciate or enjoy. Dive into the chaotic world of Foetus' 'Love'—experience a truly intense sonic journey if you dare.