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 "BECAUSE IT TAKES AN EAR! YOU HAVE TO HAVE THE WHOLE PACKAGE IMMERSED DIPPED INSIDE THE BUCKET!"

 "My favorite of the album is definitely Quello che canta Onliù, sung in a laid-back style and a bit out of tune, with a memorable chorus."

This review revisits Enzo Jannacci’s best-selling album 'Ci Vuole Orecchio,' highlighting its mix of humorous and melancholic songs. Notable tracks include the piano-driven 'Musical,' the metaphorical title track, and the unforgettable 'Quello che canta Onliù.' The reviewer praises the album's orchestration and calls for a modern CD reissue to introduce it to today's audiences. Explore Enzo Jannacci’s timeless 'Ci Vuole Orecchio' and dive into the unique blend of humor and emotion in Italian music history!

 One of the gravest shortcomings of the troubadour from Duluth has always been trusting the production of his albums to people he should not have relied on.

 Fortunately, everything was corrected and adequately resolved in the sparkling CD version released more than twenty years later.

Bob Dylan's Street Legal initially suffered from poor production that masked its strengths, especially the horn arrangements. The remastered CD version fixes these flaws, unveiling nine excellent songs with Dylan's powerful vocal delivery. The album hints at his impending Christian influence, mixing gospel-like choruses with blues and ballads. Standout tracks like 'Changin’ Of The Guards' and 'Senor (Tales From Yankee Power)' reinforce its depth and storytelling prowess. Explore Bob Dylan's Street Legal and discover a classic album revitalized by modern remastering—listen now to appreciate its true brilliance!

 It will certainly be remembered as one of the most enjoyable and fun rock albums released in the last twenty years.

 "Handle with care," by George, is a beautiful song in which Roy Orbison’s splendid voice stands out in the chorus.

Traveling Wilburys Volume 1 is celebrated as a rare supergroup success, blending the talents of Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne, and Tom Petty. The album delivers fun, quality rock songs with memorable vocals and clever songwriting. Standout tracks like "Handle With Care" and "End Of The Line" showcase the group's chemistry. Despite Orbison's tragic passing soon after, the album revitalized all members' careers. It remains a beloved rock-pop record from the late 1980s. Listen to Traveling Wilburys Volume 1 and experience a legendary supergroup's timeless rock magic!

 The lightness is immediately felt in the first two tracks of the album, 'Crazy Feeling' and 'Charley’s Girl', two excellent easy-listening songs.

 'Coney Island Baby' is the Stroke of Genius, an autobiographical and effective slow song that leaves you stunned for its intensity.

Coney Island Baby marks a pivotal moment in Lou Reed’s career, offering a lighter, more accessible sound after the controversial Metal Machine Music. The album balances catchy, rock-driven tracks with autobiographical depth, notably in the title track. Songs like 'She's My Best Friend' highlight Reed's signature style, while 'Kicks' showcases his darker storytelling edge. Overall, the album shines as a surprisingly enjoyable and timeless piece in Lou Reed’s discography. Listen to Coney Island Baby and discover Lou Reed’s lighter, heartfelt side—explore the album that bridges his rebel era and classic rock legacy!

 Here's another artist unjustly forgotten by the music world.

 'Tempo' is one of those songs that lovers of Italian songwriting can't do without.

Goran Kuzminac, a Yugoslav-born Italian artist, is celebrated for his unique finger-picking guitar technique and refined vocal skills. His 1980 debut album 'Ehi ci stai' features memorable tracks blending pop-rock and blues influences. Despite critical acclaim and Festivalbar success, he gradually withdrew from the mainstream scene, focusing on composing soundtracks. This review highlights the album's instrumental mastery and enduring appeal among Italian songwriting lovers. Discover the timeless charm of Goran Kuzminac’s 'Ehi ci stai'—listen to this Italian pop-rock gem today!

 Memorable songs that, once again, when listened to now, do not lose a milligram of their strength and (sad) relevance.

 REISSUE THIS RECORD!!

Enzo Jannacci's 1979 album Foto Ricordo is a timeless work full of memorable songs and emotional depth that remain relevant today. Though unfairly neglected by the Italian music industry and never reissued on CD, it features standout tracks like 'Io e te' and 'Mario' that explore existential and social themes. Despite some incongruous dialogues, the album's musical quality and storytelling shine. The review calls for a reissue to bring deserved attention to this masterpiece. Listen to Enzo Jannacci's Foto Ricordo and experience a timeless Italian classic that deserves more recognition!

 One of those tracks that makes us die-hard record buyers say, 'here, I’ll buy this because it has... MAESTRO DELLA VOCE,' a perfect song where everything merges sublimely.

 A good album, with a great masterpiece and some good songs, and above all, played superbly (damn, it’s PFM!).

Premiata Forneria Marconi's 1980 album Suonare Suonare marks a notable shift towards commercial pop-rock while maintaining high musicianship. Though not a masterpiece, it includes good tracks and a standout ballad, Maestro della Voce, dedicated to Demetrio Stratos. The album showcases PFM's skill and remains a worthy listen, especially for fans of Italian progressive rock. Discover PFM’s unique blend of progressive and pop-rock—listen to Suonare Suonare today!

 Probably his most beautiful album from all points of view is this "Quelli che...", a record that, thirty years after its release, has not lost a gram of its strength and relevance.

 The song "Quelli che..." is a historic piece, which moreover adapts to be dismantled and reassembled according to the times and never loses a bit of its dialectic power and irony.

The review praises Enzo Jannacci's album 'Quelli Che...' as a near-masterpiece that remains powerful and relevant 30 years after its release. It highlights Jannacci's unique blend of poetic songwriting, social commentary, and irony. The reviewer laments the Italian music industry's neglect of his legacy and urges a reissue. Several songs, including 'Quelli che...', 'Vincenzina e la fabbrica', and 'Il bonzo', are noted for their lasting impact and emotional depth. Listen to Enzo Jannacci's 'Quelli Che...' today and experience a timeless Italian musical masterpiece!

 Lou Reed, at 62 years of age, still has all the desire to tell and express himself through his damned stories.

 It is precisely in this minimal sound context that the enormous expressiveness of Lou Reed’s voice emerges.

Animal Serenade is a beautifully captured live concert showcasing Lou Reed’s enduring desire to tell stories through music. The acoustic and minimal instrumentation highlights Reed's expressive voice. The album revisits classic Velvet Underground tracks alongside selections from his solo work, focusing on lesser-known songs rather than hits. Guest singer Antony’s contribution is personally controversial but accepted. Overall, it is a great live album that emphasizes emotional depth over commercial hits. Listen to Lou Reed’s Animal Serenade for an intimate and powerful live journey through his rich musical legacy.

 The CD released in 2003 is a genuine exercise of energy and pure adrenaline.

 Iggy Pop hasn’t learned good manners, both in records and on stage he is still and always THE IGUANA!

At 56, Iggy Pop defies aging with Skull Ring, an album packed with relentless energy and raw punk spirit. Featuring a Stooges reunion, collaborations with Green Day and Sum 41, it delivers pure adrenaline. The acoustic track 'Til Wrong Feels Right' offers a rare calm moment. Iggy remains as intense and rebellious as ever. Discover Iggy Pop's unstoppable energy with Skull Ring — listen now and experience raw punk adrenaline!