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 Harakiri came like the wolf in the fairy tale: just when I was about to give up, the song told me "look, I know you’re desperate but somehow you will manage."

 Although the past constantly persuades us by showing how happy we previously were, it is always and only the present that wins and governs our destiny.

Samuele Bersani’s album Cinema Samuele captures the complexities of personal and social crises with honest and relatable lyrics. The review highlights key tracks like Harakiri, Pixel, and Il tuo ricordo as reflections of despair, hope, and the battle between past and present. The album offers a realistic yet encouraging message, making it a poignant soundtrack for difficult times. Through vivid storytelling and philosophical insight, Bersani inspires perseverance and introspection. Discover Samuele Bersani’s Cinema Samuele—listen now and find strength in its honest storytelling.

 'Pigro is an extraordinary album, composed of 8 tracks that managed to bring one of the first breezes of rock to all Italian ears.'

 'Fango ... feels like you’re in front of the young murderer and the arrangement reaches one of the highest levels in Graziani’s guitar field, giving strength and grit to the chorus.'

Ivan Graziani's 'Pigro' is a landmark Italian rock album that combines original sounds, vivid storytelling, and skillful arrangements. The album features standout tracks like 'Monna Lisa' and 'Fango,' which bring fresh rock elements to Italy's music scene. The review highlights Graziani’s ability to enchant listeners through both complex and simple arrangements. The work showcases his artistic growth and influence, concluding with a refined mix of rock and ballads. Listen to Ivan Graziani's 'Pigro' and experience the groundbreaking fusion of rock and storytelling that defined an era.

 "A chocolate of dark hue, harmless in the wrapper and bitter on the tongue, like that little song."

 "I still owe a lot for being the adult I am now. Wherever you are, take it as it is and don’t make a drama out of it."

This review offers a deeply emotional and nostalgic reflection on Lucio Battisti's album Una donna per amico. Through vivid imagery and personal memories, it explores themes of friendship, love, and everyday life portrayed in the music. The reviewer fondly recalls listening to the album with family, emphasizing its timeless and intimate qualities. The album is celebrated as a meaningful and cherished work that shaped the reviewer’s adolescence. Dive into the timeless world of Lucio Battisti’s Una donna per amico and experience a nostalgic musical journey today!

 "Giovanni telegrafista... is one of Enzo’s great merits, making people laugh and cry using the same words and leaving the audience with the role of deciding what it means."

 "More than just a nonsensical game, the title track tells the story of a marginalized person rejected by the masses even in death."

This review highlights Enzo Jannacci's 1968 album 'Vengo anch'io no tu no' as a refined and commercially successful work that balances drama and humor. The album combines social critique and poignant storytelling, notably in tracks like 'Giovanni telegrafista' and 'Ho visto un re.' It marks a milestone in Jannacci's career, lessening the Milanese dialect to reach a broader audience while embracing Brazilian influences. Despite a few weaker filler tracks, the album remains a lasting testament to Jannacci's unique poetic voice. Listen to Enzo Jannacci’s 'Vengo anch'io no tu no' and explore the poetic blend of humor and social insight that stands the test of time.

 La mia gente is an album that looks at the world with bitterness, immersing its hands in the mud to find the little good that remains, concluding that, in the end, there’s nothing worth saving.

 The sense of disillusionment is extreme through a crowd of people wandering like nomads through fields, even attempting suicide with poison.

La mia gente captures a pivotal moment in Enzo Jannacci's career marked by bitterness and disillusionment after censorship and poor reception. The album reflects his artistic struggles and contains notable songs dealing with Milan and societal decay. Despite not being his most personal or beautiful work, it is essential for understanding his future direction and legacy. The review highlights key tracks and collaborations, showing the album's complex emotional landscape and cultural significance. Listen to Enzo Jannacci’s La mia gente and discover the heartfelt stories and bitterness behind this iconic Italian album.

 "A song that seems to talk about love but doesn’t actually talk about love."

 "The lyrics are where the amorous theme is rendered almost explicitly, with an arrangement both gentle and powerful."

This detailed review explores Lucio Battisti’s 1988 album L'apparenza, highlighting its electronic sound and elusive lyrics. The reviewer provides a track-by-track analysis, noting its complexity and contrasts within the album. Despite mixed opinions about the album, the review passionately argues for its artistic value and recommends giving it a chance. Dive into the enigmatic sounds of L'apparenza and experience Lucio Battisti’s unique musical journey now!

 "Jannacci was a man with a big heart, who gave everything in life and whom nobody will ever praise enough for all that he did."

 "This album is life, it is death: it’s youth, it’s loneliness, it’s a struggle against those who oppress the most insignificant."

This review ranks Enzo Jannacci’s albums from least to most impactful, offering insights into his evolving style and lyrical depth. It highlights his unique blending of humor, melancholy, and social critique. Though subjective and playful in approach, the tribute deeply respects Jannacci's legacy. Key albums like 'Fotoricordo' and 'Vengo anch’io no' receive special praise, framing Jannacci as a monumental figure in Italian music. Dive into Enzo Jannacci’s music journey—discover his top albums and the stories behind his timeless songs.

 Bugo is not a genius but not an idiot either; yes, he’s a bit dazed, but that’s the charm of his being bewildered.

 The title is both idiotic and brilliant, and the rest of the album is no less: lyrics and music slathered with delusions that sometimes verge on total dementia.

The review explores Bugo's album Dal lofai al cisei as a raw and sometimes chaotic but charming blend of rock, blues, and trip-hop. The reviewer highlights standout tracks like "Portacenere," "La mia fiamma," and "Casalingo," praising the artist's quirky lyrics and eclectic sound. While noting a few filler tracks, the overall experience is recommended for listeners who appreciate musical openness and fun. Dive into Bugo’s Dal lofai al cisei for a wild ride through quirky rock and blues—discover the madness and charm today!

 Gommalacca is a unique album in Battiato’s production, with excellent arrangements and superhuman lyrics.

 Those words, those melodies can mean everything or nothing at all.

The review reflects on the complexity and uniqueness of Franco Battiato's album Gommalacca, highlighting its challenging but rewarding nature. Despite some listeners’ difficulty in understanding its lyrics, the album’s arrangements and themes remain timeless. The reviewer considers Gommalacca Battiato’s masterpiece, appreciated for its cerebral depth and enigmatic qualities. The review also shares a candid dialogue illustrating differing opinions on the album. Listen to Gommalacca and dive into the enigmatic world of Franco Battiato’s timeless art.

 Great music and never banal lyrics can only lead to one thing, that is, an excellent album.

 Qualcuno che si esplode is a hallucinatory and corrosive view of this society and meanwhile also quotes Dante.

Tutti Fenomeni, the stage name of Giorgio Quarzo, evolved from awkward rap beginnings to a mature indie artist with his debut album Merce Funebre. Produced by Niccolò Contessa, the album offers sophisticated and original musical solutions paired with rich, non-banal lyrics full of literary and cultural references. Highlight tracks like Trauermarsch and Qualcuno che si esplode showcase the album's unique style and social commentary. The reviewer praises this fresh and cultured indie record as a standout release. Listen to Merce Funebre now and explore the unique blend of indie sound and rich culture in Tuttifenomeni's debut album!