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 "Parlare con i limoni is one of the most important songs of/for Enzo: it talks about old age, madness, and Luigi Tenco: beautiful."

 "A good album but at certain moments Enzo goes a bit astray. The album can be skipped, but if you’re curious, give it a listen."

This review critically examines Enzo Jannacci's album Parlare con i limoni, recognizing standout songs like the title track and Due gelati. While some tracks falter lyrically or musically, the album still offers moments of beauty and insight. It is considered Jannacci's weakest album but remains worth listening for dedicated fans. Discover Enzo Jannacci’s unique style—listen to Parlare con i limoni and explore its highs and lows yourself!

 It is one of the best things made in Italy in this decade.

 Listen to it because it is an album that deserves more attention.

‘Tre passi avanti’ by Bandabardò is praised as one of the decade’s best Italian albums. The 14-track record blends folk-rock, world music, and electronic elements with poetic and multicultural influences. Highlights include collaborations with Dario Fo and songs featuring French and Spanish lyrics. While some tracks may challenge casual listeners, the album’s quality and emotional depth are undeniable. It’s a must-listen deserving more attention. Listen to Bandabardò’s ‘Tre passi avanti’ and explore a rich blend of Italian folk-rock, world music, and poetic storytelling.

 "‘Il maiale’ already sums up the situation: it talks about Jannacci’s father, who died in October 1982."

 "‘Obbligatorio’ perfectly encapsulates the entire album: going against the current, not following trends."

Discogreve is an often overlooked but deeply emotional album by Enzo Jannacci from 1983. Inspired by the deaths of close loved ones, it features cryptic lyrics and a pop style that challenges mainstream trends. While some tracks falter, the album showcases Jannacci's unique artistic depth and resistance to conformity. It is a must-listen for fans and new listeners alike. Listen to Discogreve and explore the emotional depths of Enzo Jannacci’s unique 1983 masterpiece.

 It takes courage to bring a song that mocks everyone and everything to Sanremo.

 A beautiful album but a bit less fresh and more difficult compared to the others, I recommend a careful listen.

Enzo Jannacci's album I soliti accordi offers a mix of ironic political commentary, melancholic storytelling, and rock n' roll elements. While slightly less fresh than his earlier works, it remains a beautiful and thought-provoking album. The review highlights key tracks for their courage, mood shifts, and social criticism. A careful listen is recommended to appreciate its depth. Listen to Enzo Jannacci's 'I soliti accordi' for a blend of political wit and emotional depth!

 I keep this record jealously and I would like to see: it manages to blend genres and artists that are very different from each other and combine them into thirteen homogeneous tracks.

 RECORD LABELS REMASTER THIS RECORD, IT DESERVES RESPECT AND ATTENTION!

Perigeo's 'Alice' is an exceptional and unconventional concept album inspired by Alice in Wonderland. The album skilfully blends diverse genres and features a cast of notable Italian singers playing characters from the story. Highlights include strong instrumentals and memorable duets, although it remains an underrated and underappreciated gem. The reviewer urges record labels to remaster and give this album the recognition it deserves. Listen to Perigeo's fascinating 'Alice' and experience a truly unique musical journey inspired by Wonderland.

 "Mille volte ancora is one of the best songs of recent years, with a pop rhythm and a beautiful text that touches me deeply."

 "This album sounds rather unusual, a record so experimental by Gazzé hasn’t been seen in quite a while."

Max Gazzé's album Maximilian blends catchy pop with experimental touches and poignant lyrics. The review praises standout songs like "Mille volte ancora" and "Sul fiume," while noting some less memorable tracks. Overall, the album surprises with its creative approach and emotional depth, making it worthy of attention. Listen to Max Gazzé's Maximilian and explore a fresh mix of pop and experimentation today!

 "His style has represented me for a lifetime, and I can’t help but love songs like 'Quelli che,' 'Saltimbanchi,' and the too underrated 'Obbligatorio.'"

 "Overall, this album is very interesting and very beautiful; I highly recommend listening to it."

The reviewer expresses a deep personal connection with Enzo Jannacci's album 'L'importante', praising its brilliant ideas and standout tracks such as 'Quelli che', 'Sergej', and 'Obbligatorio'. The album features poetic lyrics, surreal dialogue, and a blend of styles. It is described as timeless and highly recommended for listeners seeking thoughtful music. The album closes with a well-executed medley, making the entire work a beautiful experience. Listen to Enzo Jannacci's 'L'importante' on YouTube and discover timeless Italian musical poetry today!

 "Craccraccriccrecr is the most versatile and diverse album of their career."

 "Sogno o son desktop: A true manifesto of the group, an indelible gem."

This review thoroughly analyzes 'Craccracriccrecr,' one of Elio e le Storie Tese’s most controversial albums. Praised for its musical diversity, the reviewer highlights standout tracks like 'Evviva/La visione' and 'Sogno o son desktop,' while noting some weaker moments such as 'Bacio.' Overall, the album is deemed very good and lovable despite minor flaws. Discover the quirky and diverse sounds of Elio e le Storie Tese’s Craccracriccrecr—listen now and explore the band’s unique musical journey!