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 "Appena Un Po’ is an absolute masterpiece of world prog, nothing is wrong in this track, nothing out of place."

 "The album concludes around 34 minutes, offering a more experimental side, forcing repeated listens to appreciate every slightest contribution."

Premiata Forneria Marconi's 'Per Un Amico' stands as a refined and emotionally rich progressive rock album. It features complex instrumental interplay, especially flute and guitar, delivering moments of profound beauty and experimentation. The album challenges listeners with its depth and intricacy but rewards repeated listening. Highlights include the masterful suites 'Appena Un Po’' and melancholic ballads like the title track. Overall, it showcases the group’s originality and significant contribution to the prog genre. Discover the emotional depth and intricate craftsmanship of 'Per Un Amico' — listen now and dive into classic progressive rock.

 Fausto, heart-wrenching and anguished alien, almost bleeding... surely it will mark you for better or for worse.

 It seems closed and isolated in a dark room with a flickering bulb, yet poetic in its pain.

Lost and Found by Fausto Rossi is an underrated and visionary album steeped in post-punk elements. Originally recorded in 1983 but released in 1996, it features live or demo tracks showcasing a raw, experimental edge. The record blends chilling bass, saxophone, and anguished vocals with poetic pain. Memorable songs like 'Ultimi Fuochi' and 'Alien' highlight Fausto's talent and emotional depth. Explore Fausto Rossi's Lost and Found for a unique post-punk experience full of raw emotion and rare gems.

 "Faust’O becomes the spokesperson for a real generation that constantly lives in the company of doubt, impossible for the grown-ups."

 "'J’accuse... Amore Mio' is an absolutely extreme record in its lyrics and indispensable for all lovers of the sickest and most poetic New Wave."

Faust'O's 'J'accuse... Amore mio' is a landmark 1980 album embodying the restless spirit of its time with decadent poetry, distorted guitars, and haunting atmospheres. The album explores themes of death, doubt, alienation, and love with raw emotional intensity. It stands as a poetic and extreme expression of New Wave and punk irony. Fans of dark, thoughtful music will find this record essential. Listen to Faust'O's 'J'accuse... Amore mio' and experience a unique poetic journey through 1980s New Wave.

 Funerale a Praga, 7 and over minutes of darkness, of death... it’s just the introduction to the electronic moments and the words that will come.

 A strange album, balancing between goofing around and despair, it will do better later with other works.

Faust'O's 1979 album Poco Zucchero is a strange mix of styles, ranging from glam and funk to dark, electronic soundscapes. While some tracks feel irritating or less successful, others like "Funerale a Praga" stand out as masterpieces. The album marks a transitional phase in Faust'O's career, balancing irony with despair. Despite its unevenness, it remains essential for fans of Italian underground music. Listen to Faust'O's Poco Zucchero and discover the unique blend of irony and darkness in this classic Italian album!

 This album is a must-have!!!

 Faust'O is a genius, he created an album so contemporary that it seems made today.

The review praises Faust'O's 1982 album Out Now as a visionary and contemporary masterpiece blending electronics, sax, piano, and acid guitars. It highlights the album's originality and compares it favorably to works by Pink Floyd and David Bowie. The music is described as hypnotic, mysterious, and ahead of its time, leaving a strong emotional impact on the listener. Despite its rarity and obscurity, Out Now is deemed a must-have for fans of experimental and psychedelic music. Listen to Faust'O's groundbreaking Out Now and experience a timeless psychedelic electronic journey!

 I don’t realize that I’m attending one of their concerts, so similar are they to the studio versions, really great!!

 It could have been organized better. The place was really beautiful but very small for such an event.

The review recounts a memorable live performance by Afterhours at the intimate yet overcrowded Chiesa Dello Spasimo in Palermo. Despite logistical challenges and limited ticket availability, the concert delivered a near-studio-quality experience with passionate renditions of fan favorites. Manuel Agnelli's charismatic presence and the band’s dynamic performance enchanted a devoted crowd. The atmosphere, blending music, venue, and audience energy, made this evening unforgettable. Some organizational aspects could have been better, but the show’s emotional impact overshadowed these issues. Dive into the passionate world of Afterhours and relive their iconic live show at Chiesa Dello Spasimo—listen, feel, and experience it now!

 Robert Smith... so real with his doubts and troubles and so transcendent in the way he narrates them.

 "Japanese Whispers" is a way to understand the evolution, for others devolution, of Robert Smith’s Band.

The review highlights Robert Smith's poetic exploration of dark and emotional themes through The Cure's EP Japanese Whispers. It shows a transition toward more melodic, catchy music without losing the band's characteristic depth. The EP mixes playful, surreal, and dark tracks, with 'The Lovecats' as a standout. Though not yet reaching the heights of later masterpieces, it is praised as an important step in the band's evolution. Dive into The Cure's Japanese Whispers and discover the blend of dark moods and catchy rhythms—listen now!

 "This album is a mistake."

 "They wanted to make it big... and they flopped."

This review critiques CCCP's album 'Canzoni Preghiere Danze Del II Millennio - Sezione Europa' as an ambitious but flawed work. While some tracks like 'Svegliami' and 'And The Radio Plays' stand out, others come off as banal or pretentious. The album tries to revisit themes of the Middle Ages and sociopolitical unrest but ultimately falls short compared to the band’s previous masterpieces. The reviewer considers it a mistake in CCCP's otherwise talented discography. Discover the ambitious yet flawed journey of CCCP’s controversial album and decide for yourself its place in Italian punk history.

 The Rolling Stones are the emblem of defiance and rebellion, facing old age with energy and will to live.

 "Sympathy For The Devil" is provocative and bizarre, defining the Stones as revolutionaries shaking up the system.

Beggars Banquet by The Rolling Stones is praised as one of their best works, notable for its rebellious spirit and diverse musical styles. The controversial original cover and provocative songs like Sympathy For The Devil highlight the band's defiance. The album blends rock, blues, folk, and country influences, with timeless tracks that remain powerful today. Digitally remastered versions enhance its sound, cementing its legacy in rock history. Discover the timeless energy of Beggars Banquet—listen now and explore The Rolling Stones' rebellious masterpiece!

 ‘Quello che non c’è’ is a completed art form to not push even further into the abyss and a hymn to lost hope but also an act of strength of great humanity.

 It has the charm and power to awaken minds long, long numb.

This review celebrates Afterhours' 2002 album 'Quello Che Non C'è' as a bold and emotionally charged work of art. It highlights the band's roots in Velvet Underground inspiration, their fusion of punk, lo-fi, and pop elements, and the album's lyrical exploration of despair, rebellion, and hope. Positioned as a pivotal moment in Italian rock, the album combines experimentation with heartfelt strength, awakening listeners' sensibilities. Dive into Afterhours' powerful 'Quello Che Non C'è' and experience a unique blend of darkness, emotion, and Italian rock innovation.