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 There are no more men that make her 'feel like thirty orgasms in one' or push her to 'get fake boobs.'

 A rap piece in which he challenges other Italian music figures such as Vacca and Fabri Fibra, creating phrases that remain in the minds of enthusiasts.

Rosario Muniz’s first studio album is a provocative exploration of sexuality through powerful vocal performances and an eclectic mix of genres. Known for his YouTube presence, Muniz challenges norms with poetic, bold lyrics. Tracks like ‘Mi Spoglio Qui In Diretta’ and ‘Succhiapulli’ highlight his versatility from emotional to danceable styles. This album marks a fresh and daring voice in Italian music, notably absent from mainstream stages. Listen to Rosario Muniz’s daring debut and explore a fresh voice redefining Italian music.

 What makes the film great is the moving performance of James Woods, a man who ... conveys almost unique visual expressions.

 A beautiful film that, on the one hand, makes us reflect on a very delicate subject, like drugs.

Harold Becker's 1988 film Cocaine is a gripping drama showcasing James Woods' outstanding performance as a man devastated by drug addiction. The story highlights the tragic consequences of cocaine abuse, including domestic violence and loss. Sean Young also delivers a strong role, complementing Woods. Becker directs with skill, creating a powerful and reflective movie on addiction and self-destruction. Watch Harold Becker’s Cocaine now to experience a powerful exploration of addiction and unforgettable performances.

 The sound is more mature and it shows, but the lack of big hits, crucial at the time, certainly makes the record fall short.

 1965 undoubtedly had superior musical offerings, such as Highway 61 Revisited by Dylan, My Generation by The Who, and the Beatles’ double punch Help - Rubber Soul.

Kinda Kinks, the second album by The Kinks, reflects a mature but less bold sound compared to their debut. While overshadowed by the Beatles and lacking major hits, it features strong rock and blues elements. Notable tracks include 'Look for My Baby' and 'So Long'. The album is a respectable piece within the 1960s rock music landscape. Discover The Kinks' classic sound and explore the underrated rock gems of the 60s by listening to Kinda Kinks today!

 Few actually know that at the beginning of his career, the band leaned towards a progressive/psychedelic rock typical of the late ’60s.

 The intent is to shed light on two forgotten albums, and, if they weren’t forgotten, to give a different light to these, in case the roots of a great like Alice Cooper were forgotten.

This review explores Alice Cooper's second album, Easy Action, highlighting its psychedelic and progressive rock style distinct from his later glam rock. It contextualizes the album within the rich rock landscape of 1970 and underlines its underrated status. The album offers intriguing tracks like 'Shoe Salesman' and 'Lay Down And Die, Goodbye' that showcase a different side of Cooper's artistry. The review aims to shed light on the roots of a rock legend through these early works. Discover Alice Cooper’s lesser-known psychedelic beginnings—listen to Easy Action and explore the roots of a rock icon today!