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 "No piano, no drums, no bass or double bass: the guitar plays alone, and for the style of the album, it plays better than an entire orchestra."

 "An elegant work, of fine realization, sober but with great compositional and executive class."

D’assolo is a highly praised instrumental album by Dodi Battaglia, showcasing his mastery on a signature Maton acoustic guitar. The album highlights clean, original melodies with influences from world and Mediterranean music, featuring notable collaborations with Maurizio Solieri and Franco Mussida. The percussive effects and subtle virtuosity emphasize Dodi’s elegance and technical skill. Overall, it stands as an intimate, sophisticated work deserving of attention. Listen to Dodi Battaglia’s D’assolo and experience acoustic guitar mastery in an elegant, intimate instrumental journey.

 Branduardi is one of the very few Italian singer-songwriters to organize a kind of 'time travel' with talent and refinement for those sounds, those instruments, and those words.

 'Camminando Camminando' was Branduardi’s most appreciated live album because it truly contains the best of his repertoire, rearranged and refreshed in sounds.

Angelo Branduardi's 1996 live album 'Camminando camminando' is a refined musical journey that highlights his unique blend of folk, classical, and medieval influences. The album showcases exceptional musicianship and fresh arrangements of his best repertoire. Featuring skilled collaborators and international appreciation, this album remains a standout live recording in his career. Despite minor personal preferences on track selection, the album's richness and originality are undeniable. Experience the rich, timeless sounds of Angelo Branduardi's 'Camminando camminando'—listen now and dive into a journey through folk and classical heritage.

 "Diesel is the propulsion, almost an initiator of the transformation serving as a model for the album's lyrics."

 "Scimmia is the most charged and exciting track, interpreting violently the theme of heroin addiction and the 'State drug.'"

Eugenio Finardi's 1977 album Diesel is a complex and groundbreaking work blending jazz, rock, and social commentary. Backed by top avant-garde musicians, it captures the frenzy of societal change and youth protest. Though the vocal delivery may divide listeners, the album's themes and musical innovation are compelling. Highlights include the politically charged 'Giai Phong' and the electrifying 'Scimmia.' Diesel stands as a cultural and musical representation of its time. Discover the revolutionary sound and social messages of Eugenio Finardi's Diesel—listen now and experience a true 1970s Italian classic!

 "'Take Me to Church' has nothing of a commercial song, quite the opposite."

 "If at 28 he is capable of elegantly mixing so many thematic and musical spheres, we can absolutely have good expectations for his future."

Hozier's debut album impresses with a rich mix of indie, blues, and gospel influences, highlighted by powerful songs like 'Take Me to Church' and 'Cherry Wine'. The album tackles meaningful themes such as social issues and emotional complexity. While the vocal performance and consistency occasionally falter, the artist's musicianship and lyrical sophistication stand out. Overall, the album promises a bright future for this young Irish talent. Listen to Hozier’s soulful debut and discover the powerful stories behind his unique sound.

 La giostra della memoria sums up all the best of the historic Ruggeri, made of a particular vocality worth studying, an evolved and refined instrumental part, and a composition that is sometimes fun and sometimes poetically sensational.

 Mistero... may have been hated because of Radio Italia or Sanremo, but by listening to it carefully, it appears anything but silly.

La giostra della memoria is a well-crafted 1993 album by Enrico Ruggeri, blending studio and live recordings including hits and unreleased tracks. The review praises Ruggeri's unique vocal style, sophisticated arrangements, and poetic songwriting. While some collaborations and new tracks are less appreciated, the album overall highlights Ruggeri's role as a significant and evolving figure in Italian rock. Explore Enrico Ruggeri's La giostra della memoria now and rediscover Italian rock's poetic depth and unique vocal artistry!

 "Testimone del Tempo is an album with a thousand faces and I recommend you listen to it, overlooking also the fact that Red was a member of the now outdated Pooh."

 "Ognuno ha il suo racconto has lyrics that have been heard a thousand times before but with music that is definitely very, very catchy."

Red Canzian's third solo album 'Testimone del Tempo' offers a multi-faceted musical experience blending pop rock with 70s tendencies. Though not a groundbreaking masterpiece, it showcases skilled musicianship and thoughtful collaborations. Several tracks stand out for their rhythm, lyrics, and arrangements, making the album engaging and varied. Despite some familiar elements and slight weaknesses, the album is a commendable evolution in Canzian's solo career. Discover Red Canzian's versatile 'Testimone del Tempo'—stream the album now and dive into its rich blend of Italian pop rock and 70s nostalgia!

 With his simplicity, with his poetry, with his great compositional abilities, he produced masterpiece after masterpiece.

 Poems accompanied by acoustic sounds, refined yet not pompous, so well crafted that they demonstrate a musical preparation not of a first grader.

This review praises Fabrizio De Andrè's album 'Non al denaro non all'amore né al cielo' as a timeless masterpiece. The poetic lyrics and acoustic compositions deliver deeply emotional and rare stories. The album's themes are somber, yet its refined musicality highlights De Andrè's unmatched talent as a composer and storyteller. The review sees him as a unique figure in Italian music, bridging poetry and song. Discover the poetic genius of Fabrizio De Andrè – listen to this historic album now!

 Mark Knopfler is one of the best English rock instrumentalists, easily surpassing the likes of Harrison, May, Richards, etc.

 Telegraph Road describes a struggle against unemployment and society’s selfishness with remarkable solos and rich keyboard phrases.

This review presents Love Over Gold as Dire Straits' mature work, featuring virtuoso guitar solos and socially conscious lyrics. Despite some lengthy instrumental parts, the album's technical skill and refined arrangements shine. The vocal performance is noted as less strong but does not detract significantly. The album stands out among classic rock releases, deserving greater recognition. Discover the brilliance of Dire Straits' Love Over Gold—listen now and dive into its timeless rock mastery and meaningful lyrics!

 ‘Ma noi no’ is an excellent album for those who want to rediscover the early Nomadi, although it is covered by a veil of sadness as it is the last album produced before the death of a great voice like Augusto Daolio.

 The stories of Guccini remain poetry, portraying themes like road deaths and nuclear holocaust with genuine emotion and depth.

Nomadi's 'Ma noi no!' is a compelling compilation highlighting the early work of the band and the unforgettable voice of Augusto Daolio. Featuring timeless tracks like 'Io vagabondo' and poignant Guccini compositions, the album blends warm arrangements with emotional storytelling. Despite some weaker songs, the collection remains an essential rediscovery of Italian rock history. The album also carries a melancholic weight due to key members' tragic losses. Listen to 'Ma noi no!' and rediscover the heartfelt legacy of Nomadi and the unforgettable voice of Augusto Daolio.

 Zucchero radically changes his style with this album, resulting in significant criticism both from the Sanremo juries and the public.

 We all remember it as a historic and important album for the growth of a singer who, for better or worse, represents Italy better than many others.

Zucchero’s second album, created with Randy Jackson, represents a pivotal moment in his career, blending rhythm and blues with soul. Although it faced criticism and commercial underperformance at Sanremo, it is now recognized as an important work. The album highlights Zucchero's experimentation and growth as an artist, with standout tracks like “Donne” and collaborations with notable songwriters. Discover the bold fusion of blues and soul in Zucchero's landmark album with Randy Jackson—listen now and explore Italian music history!