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 Rod, you really got it right. You really understood everything about life, always being the rooster with the comb and writing about your frivolous affairs, your sex appeal.

 "If you want my body, and you think I’m sexy, come on, sugar, let me knoooooow": so much libido, so much fury, so much mysticism.

The review praises Rod Stewart's 'Da Ya Think I'm Sexy' as a masterful celebration of sex appeal and charisma in music. It highlights Rod Stewart's ability to capture youthful lust and fun. The reviewer expresses admiration for the song's energy, mysticism, and lasting cultural significance. The review stands out with its passionate and poetic style. Dive into Rod Stewart's irresistible hit and feel the raw energy of 'Da Ya Think I'm Sexy'—experience the legend now!

 A restless spirit whose faith in the Divine managed to inspire a vital breath that transcends the immanent and its contingencies.

 A true and proper delirious masterpiece, highlighting happy inclinations to electronics and meditative music in a dense cauldron of religious sensations.

Juri Camisasca's 'Arcano Enigma' is a profound and eclectic album blending electronic, classical, and spiritual elements. Inspired by religious reflection and Saint Augustine's teachings, it offers a unique meditation on the divine and human nature. The album features notable collaborations with Bluvertigo and diverse musical styles that enrich its contemplative atmosphere. This rare work embodies the solitary artist's quest for the supernatural through music. Discover the mystical depths of Juri Camisasca's Arcano Enigma—listen now to experience its unique spiritual journey.

 "An album to make it clear that nothing is over, that everything is yet to be accomplished."

 "Electronic experimentations... have been popular in Italy for some years, and perhaps with more comforting and consistent results than those achieved with this LP."

Lucio Battisti's 'E Già' is a candid and personal album marking a transition away from his longtime lyricist Mogol. Despite its sincerity and DIY approach, the album suffers from naïve lyrics and uninspired electronic experiments. The reviewer finds the music predictable and lacking in emotional depth, marking it as a misstep. However, some moments like the title track and 'Straniero' stand out as highlights. Overall, the album fails to live up to Battisti's legacy but remains an honest statement of his creative intentions. Explore 'E Già' to hear Battisti's honest experiment and decide for yourself whether its sincerity outweighs its flaws.

 "At Disco Morpheus, they wonderfully review all the tracks from this magnificent ghost-album."

 "That was the only time I found myself in that place: now from those open terraces, the fireworks, the champagne showers, Marta, I have only this album left."

The review paints a vivid picture of a night at Disco Morpheus, where Moby's album 'I Like to Score' forms the soundtrack. The reviewer describes the club's atmosphere, the blend of electro-dance and orchestral tracks, and the emotional connection to the music. Highlights include standout tracks like 'God Moving Over The Face of Waters' and 'New Dawn Fades'. Ultimately, the album evokes lasting memories of that unique night. Dive into Moby's 'I Like to Score' and relive the unforgettable night at Disco Morpheus through its mesmerizing tracks.

 Music is nostalgia. Dismay. Improvisation of the intertwining eyes. Idolized pain.

 Music is melancholy. Ancient wisdom. Pregnant woman. Painted dreams. Nest. Lovers who do not know each other.

The review poetically interprets Wim Mertens' 1983 album Struggle For Pleasure, highlighting its evocative and nostalgic qualities. Each track is described with vivid sensory and emotional language, emphasizing themes of melancholy, reminiscence, and deep feeling. The album is portrayed as an immersive journey through varied moods and colors. Ultimately, the review praises the profound emotional resonance and artistic depth of Mertens' music. Discover the haunting beauty of Wim Mertens' Struggle For Pleasure—listen now and immerse yourself in its evocative soundscape.

 Whether a clone or a spurious offspring, with "Ordinary Life," "Float" positions itself as a sub-genre of "Liquido."

 The beginning of the album is controversial... engaging, it’s certain.

Liquido's 2005 album Float revisits and extends the band's trademark punk-pop style with 14 tracks, including the standout single Ordinary Life. Building on past successes like Narcotic, the album offers catchy, familiar sounds reminiscent of their 1999 debut. Though it may feel like a style perpetuation or clone rather than innovation, Float remains an enjoyable listen with a mix of punk, electro-pop, and catchy melodies. The work solidifies Liquido's presence in the European alternative music scene. Listen to Liquido's Float and rediscover their catchy punk-pop sound today!

 The listening experience is, throughout the album, decidedly comforting.

 It won’t be easy not to whistle to the point of boredom pieces like 'Yeha-Noha' or 'Heya-Hee'.

Sacred Spirit's album 'Indians' offers a comforting, captivating blend of Native American chants and ambient instrumentation. The reviewer appreciates how the album makes traditional music accessible and engaging. Key tracks like 'Yeha Noha' and 'Heya-Hee' stand out for their memorable melodies. The work transcends typical new-age clichés, providing a rich listening experience. Discover the enchanting world of Sacred Spirit—listen to 'Indians' and immerse yourself in its soulful Native American melodies today!

 "Pollution is indeed a 'liquid' as well as visionary album, filled with damp and slippery impressions."

 "You have no strength to try / to change your future / for fear of discovering / freedom you don’t want to have."

Pollution (1972) is Franco Battiato's pinnacle of electronic experimentation marked by a cosmic pessimistic tone and visionary storytelling. The album explores themes of human uncertainty, aquatic transformation, and apocalyptic futures. Musically and lyrically complex, it blends philosophical and prophetic elements. Tracks like 'Plancton' and 'Areknames' stand out for their enigmatic and symbolic depth. Dive into Franco Battiato's Pollution and experience a groundbreaking electronic journey through cosmic and aquatic mysteries.

 To be recited late at night, in an absolutely expressionless tone, in front of the television, at the lowest volume, during the final credits of the broadcasts.

 "Oh Great Guide who supports us in our solitary cause... Make me forget the poets of my childhood but especially theirs, since they have never grown up."

The review presents 'Patriots' as a solemn, expressionless prayer delivered late at night, highlighting its poetic and cultural critiques. It draws attention to the album's deep reflections on society's flaws, blending irony and solemnity. The prayer offers vivid imagery, targeting aspects like conformity, religion, and intellectual decay. The review praises the album's unique atmosphere and thoughtful content, rooted in 1980s Italy. Discover the poetic depth of Franco Battiato's 'Patriots' and immerse yourself in its thoughtful cultural reflections.

 The duo’s distinctive feature is the remarkable variety of atmospheres and sensations evoked through the diversity of vocal expressions.

 'Drive,' performed by Bic Runga, allowed the group to find decent success even in parts of Europe.

Strawpeople's 2000 album No New Messages stands out for its unique blend of electro-pop atmospheres and a rich variety of vocal performances. Featuring notable New Zealand vocalists like Bic Runga and Anika Moa, the album blends orchestral synth crescendos with memorable vocal interpretations. Highlights include the successful cover 'Drive' and the darker 'Scared of Flying.' The album showcases the duo's eclectic fusion of genres with emotional depth and sonic diversity. Listen to No New Messages and explore Strawpeople's unique electro-pop sound and extraordinary vocal collaborations.