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 "La costruzione" alone would be worth the purchase of the album; it starts quietly, recited, explodes, and you wish it would never end.

 Jannacci as a pain in the neck, but a pain in the neck sui generis — a symbol of a Milan that is eternal and legendary.

Enzo Jannacci's The Best is an impressive 2-CD collection featuring 32 reimagined songs plus three unreleased tracks, showcasing new moods and arrangements. While some notable early hits are missing, the album’s rich jazz influences and poetic depth shine through. Highlights include the moving "La costruzione" and a standout duet with Paolo Conte. The prestigious packaging and the heartfelt collaboration with his son Paolo add significant value to this timeless tribute. Explore Enzo Jannacci’s The Best and experience a legendary journey through Italian music and timeless storytelling.

 Tiziano Ferro’s masterpiece was, more than the first album 'Rosso relativo,' the mature '111.'

 An unrepeatable album, of devastating impact, considering the sales, an absolute record.

Tiziano Ferro's '111 Centoundici' redefined Italian pop with a blend of international beats and lyrical innovation. Combining commercial appeal with intimate and mature themes, the album made a significant impact in 2003. While its first half delivers chart hits, the second side is praised for its depth and atmosphere. This semi-masterpiece remains influential despite Ferro's later shift to more mainstream sounds. Listen to Tiziano Ferro’s 111 Centoundici and experience the Italian pop classic that transformed a genre.

 "The track rocks with every single note... the good Sfera has changed, but the desire to be... the best I dare say, of the new generations has never wavered."

 "We will remember a young artist... who, starting from nothing, has become the idol of thousands of young people."

The review praises Sfera Ebbasta's 'Famoso' as a vibrant, modern trap album representing youth culture. Highlighting standout tracks like 'Bottiglia privè' and 'Giovani re,' it notes the artist's growth and exceptional collaborations. The reviewer positions the album as a relevant alternative to classic rock, emphasizing the importance of embracing contemporary sounds. Listen to Sfera Ebbasta's 'Famoso' now and experience the pulse of modern Italian trap!

 Max from Pavia has lost his touch; his stories, drunk on booming banality, are now overused with nothing interesting to save.

 No inspiration left, indeed, time out.

The review critiques Max Pezzali's album Time Out as lacking inspiration and originality. It points out banal and clichéd lyrics alongside fashionable but unauthentic music. The reviewer laments Pezzali's creative decline and the overused provincial themes. Overall, the album is seen as disappointing and uninspired, marking a low point in Pezzali's recent career. Read the full review and discover why Max Pezzali's Time Out falls short of expectations.

 The title track is a roaring bomb, roaring like the engine of the motorcycle of the young lad who sings it.

 If the rhythm is exorbitant, so too will be the reaction of those who lasciviously lose themselves in the rhythm.

La Mia Moto captures the vibrant spirit of the 80s Italian youth with energetic rhythms and catchy melodies. Jovanotti’s album mixes rock, ska, and pop influences into tracks full of adrenaline and nostalgia. While some songs feel weaker, the overall album remains a joyful exploration of an era defined by fun and youthful rebellion. The title track and the final trio stand out as energetic highlights, making it a memorable record for fans and newcomers alike. Listen to Jovanotti’s La Mia Moto for a joyful blast of 80s youthful energy and nostalgia!