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 Even Bocelli’s singing seems appreciated, better to ignore the lyrics...

 I honestly can’t understand who, how, when, and why anyone would buy such a record in 2019.

This review reflects a complex listening experience with Andrea Bocelli's SI album, juxtaposing moments of appreciation with difficulties in maintaining interest. The reviewer shares an intimate, almost metaphorical narrative that connects the music to real-life observations about a patient named Mike. Overall, the album is seen as uneven and sometimes frustrating but has moments of solace. The experience suggests the album may not resonate with all listeners in contemporary music contexts. Discover the nuanced layers of Andrea Bocelli's SI album and decide if it resonates with your classical music taste.

 "Then, they aren’t songs, they are screams, outbursts attached with clothespins to dry in the sun and wind on a clothesline as if it were a musical staff in the garden..."

 "I want to think that one day Vasco will free himself from all this corrosive tar he has inside and transform it into healing clay."

This review reflects on Le Luci Della Centrale Elettrica's live concert at Interzona VR, emphasizing the raw and melancholic nature of the performance. While praising Giorgio Canali’s supportive role, the reviewer critiques the cello inclusion and misses more accessible emotional output. The concert atmosphere felt distant, leading the reviewer to leave early, not from disappointment but a lack of connection. Despite this, the reviewer acknowledges the artist’s undeniable lyrical talent and hopes for future growth. Discover the raw emotion and poetic darkness of Le Luci Della Centrale Elettrica’s live sound—listen and experience the unique intensity yourself!

 Bugo shows up late, and, incredibly to say, manages each time I see him to be even uglier… The Italian Mister Bean.

 Someone must have made her believe she’s the hottest in the world, and she, not having understood the original reason that led someone to tell her that, believes it, oh how she believes it.

The reviewer shares a personal and colorful account of Bugo's 2006 live performance, highlighting quirky stage antics and Bugo's unique presence. Despite some confusion and interruptions, the evening showcased memorable songs from his repertoire and a peculiar interaction with Miss Universo. The review mixes humor with nostalgia while reflecting on Bugo's evolving image and music. Discover the unique charm of Bugo’s live shows and explore his eclectic Italian rock style today!

 "The energy, above or below or inside the belly, is enough to make a concert at least above the standards of these times."

 "Franti are there because they probably never left."

The review covers the Franti reunion concert after 20 years, capturing the band’s raw energy and emotional depth. Despite the reviewer’s lack of familiarity with the songs, the live performance impresses with substantive impact over spectacle. Franti’s brief but powerful set, including socially charged songs and encores, reflects their sustained relevance. The reviewer’s personal reflections add a poignant layer to the narrative. The concert serves both as a nostalgic comeback and a vibrant expression of the band's enduring spirit. Discover the raw energy and heartfelt nostalgia of Franti’s 20-year reunion concert—listen to the live performance now!

 A stool can speak. Or simply creak, telling us about our weight, our grace, our internal and external harmony.

 For those who know AGF, Keith Fullerton Whitman, Vladislav Delay, Maurizio Bianchi and others, no, but places like Dueville... need nothing more than this.

The review praises Dedalofurioso's 2006 live show at Teatro Busnelli for its unique blend of sound, interactive stage elements, and visual artistry. The performance challenges perceptions with vibrations, noises, and movement transforming everyday objects into dynamic participants. While it may lack novelty for fans of similar artists, it delivers an uncommon sonic and visual communication, particularly impactful given the intimate venue. Overall, the show is regarded as a meaningful experimental artistic experience. Discover the innovative soundscape of Dedalofurioso’s live show—listen and explore this experimental performance now!

 The 'definitive' triple album has just come out from the unfortunately just (dis)banded (in their anger) McLusky.

 To listen to while driving through the country roads with the window down.

This review highlights McLusky's triple album 'Mcluskyism' as a definitive collection of A sides, B sides, and unreleased tracks. The reviewer expresses frustration toward a political ban on cars but finds solace in listening to the album while driving on country roads. The album is appreciated as an intense and fitting soundtrack for such moments. Listen to McLusky's intense triple album Mcluskyism and experience their raw, rebellious energy on your next drive!

 When she came on stage I stopped the bicycle, turned off the lights, threw the bowl of profiteroles on the bed, cursed because my toast fell into the ketchup container and focused on her.

 Escape while you can (pun).

The review offers a witty and often sarcastic critique of Sanremo 2006 artists and their performances. Anna Oxa is praised as the best act of the night with a unique, exceptional piece, while many others receive mixed or negative comments. The author expresses disappointment with typical festival entries but finds a few notable exceptions. The review blends humor with honest musical opinion. Discover the highs and lows of Sanremo 2006 – read the full review and listen to the standout tracks now!

 If curves weren't curves but shaped like a question mark interogattivo interroggattivo and thoughts made noise.

 And if we really fell into the worst case scenario a lyric on the last of the Uochi Toki Laze Biose blessed the last will be the first.

This review captures the poetic and intriguing nature of Uochi Toki / Laze Biose's album, highlighting its experimental approach and immersive beats. The reviewer reflects on the emotional impact of the lyrics and the unique soundscape created by the artists. Despite modest reservations, the overall impression is favorable, appreciating the album's artistry and depth. Dive into the poetic world of Uochi Toki / Laze Biose and experience their innovative hip-hop beats now!

 This duo... deliver the most shocking 45 minutes of these months to me.

 Imagine a cross between 'Sheets of Easter' by Oneida and early Fantomas by Mike Patton, but without vocals.

Orthlerm's Ovo is a powerful 45-minute instrumental rock album that astounds with its audacious and skillful performance. The reviewer praises its intensity and adventurous sound, drawing comparisons to Oneida and early Fantomas. The album grows more captivating with every listen and strongly inspires the desire to see the duo live. Recommended for lovers of innovative and immersive rock experiences. Listen to Orthlerm’s Ovo now and experience a breathtaking instrumental rock journey!

 The first album, 'Muscoli e Dei,' was quite a surprise for me, fresh, original, sparkling, and even well-played!

 There is poetry, there is taste and musical flair, there is that right window on the world that should never be missing.

This review explores the origins and dynamic of Marta sui tubi, highlighting their fresh and original sound. Their second album introduces a drummer, which changes the texture but maintains the poetic spirit. The band’s energetic, theatrical live presence and musical flair continue to impress. Overall, the album is praised as a solid and tasteful work. Listen to Marta sui tubi’s captivating second album and experience their poetic indie energy firsthand!