Carlo V.

 The essence of the album is precisely reclaiming one’s things, starting to see reality for what it is, not for the scenic fiction that we (would have) liked so much.

 ‘Dentro agli occhi’ remains an irresistible and hermetic song, where the meeting point is the eyes—the only organs that do not change, holding the person left behind.

This review praises Roberto Vecchioni's 'Hollywood Hollywood' as a significant and poetic closing chapter of his early career. The album explores themes of unreciprocated love and the reconstruction of reality beyond idealized illusions, intertwined with cinema metaphors. Key tracks like 'Dentro agli occhi' and 'Sestri Levante' highlight introspective storytelling. The LP is seen as a valuable prelude to his later work marked by matured love themes. Dive into Roberto Vecchioni’s 'Hollywood Hollywood' to experience a poetic journey through love and reality in Italian music history.

 "...they defeated time with love," so romantic it would give Guccini shivers.

 It's easy to listen to, not boring, and offers many different interesting points for reflection.

Roberto Vecchioni's album Il Cielo Capovolto is hailed as one of his best post-1970s works, combining myth, love, and profound poetry. The album delivers heartfelt optimism and several standout tracks with personal and literary depth. It balances classic poetic themes with playful moments and ends on a complex, introspective note. Overall, it is praised as an accessible and thoughtful masterpiece. Listen to Roberto Vecchioni’s Il Cielo Capovolto and experience a poetic journey through love, time, and myth.

 'Aspettando Godot' is an important and beautiful album to listen to, but its simple poetry suffers from always focusing on the same theme.

 The exclusivity of the theme inevitably causes attention to fade after a while, despite some excellent tracks.

This review takes a critical stance on Claudio Lolli's debut album 'Aspettando Godot,' acknowledging its lyrical beauty but pointing out the repetitive focus on existential discomfort as limiting. While the title track and some songs stand out, the album's exclusive thematic focus and similarity to Guccini's style restrain its full potential. The reviewer appreciates Lolli's lyricism but suggests the album is best enjoyed in smaller doses rather than as a whole. Discover Claudio Lolli's poetic journey—listen to 'Aspettando Godot' and explore its powerful yet introspective songs today.

 Once he leaves behind these approximately 20 tracks, sometimes a bit repetitive and not always very inspired, he will begin a period of masterpieces.

 We find, with a bit of imagination, the theme divided into two parts: collective tragedy and individual tragedy.

This review examines Francesco Guccini’s early albums 'Folk Beat N.1' and 'Due anni dopo,' highlighting their thematic focus on collective and individual tragedies. Although these works show some repetitive and less inspired moments, they lay the foundation for his later acclaimed masterpieces. The reviewer emphasizes the raw and developing melancholic style present, foreshadowing Guccini’s future poetic strength. Both albums are seen as complementary, capturing human anxieties and relationships with an earnest, introspective touch. Discover the roots of Guccini’s legendary songwriting—listen to these early albums and explore his poetic growth!

 "And dreams, dreams... dreams come from the sea, for all those who have always chosen to make mistakes."

 "They love, that's all."

Roberto Vecchioni's 'Sogna, ragazzo, sogna' is a deeply poetic and philosophical album that explores the duality of life and dreams. The work stands out as a near concept album, touching on personal life, mythical figures, and existential themes. Every track is meaningful, with no fillers, inviting deep listening and reflection. The album blends profound human emotions with spiritual uncertainty, ending on an optimistic note despite life's mysteries. Vecchioni's lyrics resonate intimately, making the album a lasting companion for thoughtful listeners. Discover the poetic depths of Vecchioni’s 'Sogna, ragazzo, sogna'—listen now and dive into a timeless musical journey.

 The album is full, easy to listen to, it cannot bore but doesn’t spare reflections.

 It is an album that is not difficult to listen to, can accompany a melancholy moment well and can still be sung with a friend, laughing.

This review praises Roberto Vecchioni’s album Il lanciatore di coltelli as a cohesive and enjoyable work free of filler tracks. It highlights themes of continuity across generations and family relationships conveyed through reflective lyrics. The album is described as emotionally resonant, easy to listen to, and capable of accompanying both melancholy and joyful moments. Overall, it earns a strong recommendation and a high rating. Listen to Il lanciatore di coltelli and experience Vecchioni’s heartfelt storytelling and reflective melodies.

 'Io non appartengo più' seems to me the most desired track, the truly indispensable one.

 This album is released at a difficult time for songwriting and, in general, for music.

This review praises Roberto Vecchioni's 2013 album 'Io non appartengo più' as a strong and emotionally resonant work in tough times for songwriting. The reviewer appreciates key tracks, especially the title song, and admires the artist’s ability to connect themes across decades. Though some songs receive mild criticism, overall the album surpasses expectations and maintains Vecchioni’s significance in Italian music. Discover the heartfelt journey in Roberto Vecchioni’s 'Io non appartengo più' – listen and explore this iconic album now!