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 With his voice, he made me a better actor.

 Bogart as a sidekick: what an invention, folks!

This review celebrates Woody Allen's 1972 film Play It Again, Sam, highlighting its blend of humor, romance, and nostalgia. It praises the screenplay’s wit, the memorable performance of Diane Keaton, and the clever Casablanca references, especially Allen's hallucinatory conversations with Bogart. The review also reflects on the loss of Oreste Lionello, Woody Allen's iconic Italian voice, and concludes with an emotional call to cherish Allen’s films for their lasting magic. Discover the timeless charm of Play It Again, Sam—immerse yourself in Woody Allen’s hilarious tribute to love and cinema!

 Jimmy Nail releases a cult and annoying and commercial and evergreen song with the rhythm of happy Mondays.

 This is just a kitsch toast to the old, green England of many years ago.

This review reflects on Jimmy Nail’s 1992 hit 'Ain't No Doubt' as a cult and evergreen song that encapsulates the mood of early 90s England. Set against a backdrop of social change and the fading Madchester scene, the song’s catchy, groovy rhythm and storytelling evoke nostalgia. The review appreciates its commercial success and lasting appeal despite its understated seriousness. It concludes as a sentimental tribute to a vibrant era. Listen to Jimmy Nail's 'Ain't No Doubt' and dive into the nostalgic sounds of early 90s England today!

 Once that dictionary saved my life! It acted as a shield and the guy’s punch did me no harm.

 Yes, we know English! And if the occasion arises, we can even hook up!

This review offers a witty and engaging perspective on the Oxford Study Dictionary (English-Italian/Italian-English). The author blends playful anecdotes with interesting dictionary features, such as phonetics, measurement units, and the telephone alphabet. The review emphasizes the dictionary's cultural and practical value with a lighthearted tone, encouraging readers to appreciate the joy of language learning. Discover the wit and wisdom in the Oxford Study Dictionary—read the review and explore its unique blend of humor and language insight!

 "The noise is not unpleasant, rather, it gradually transforms into a symphony, mathematically crystalline."

 "Branca is a mad orchestra conductor, who instead of a baton has a hammer."

The review praises Glenn Branca's 1981 album The Ascension as a landmark avant-garde and noise-rock masterpiece. It highlights the album's precise, mathematical approach to chaotic electric guitars, creating a hypnotic yet controlled sonic experience. The work is positioned as an influential, intellectually rich contribution to underground music, blending punk energy with avant-garde minimalism. The title track elevates the listener emotionally and spiritually. The review celebrates the album’s unique fusion of art and raw power. Discover the groundbreaking sound of Glenn Branca's The Ascension – listen now and experience the raw power of avant-garde noise rock!

 Stockhausen, much like Newton, Tesla, and the Marx brothers, transcended his time, casting light on unexplored areas.

 The performance was so magnetic and out of time - and so incredibly elusive - that perhaps the only way to recount it is through emotions and visions...

This review recounts Karlheinz Stockhausen's 2007 live concert in Rome as a transcendent experience blending science, intuition, and cosmic sound. The performance defies traditional narrative, inviting listeners into a meditative, immersive journey through sound and space. The reviewer reflects on Stockhausen's unique presence and the profound emotional impact of the music. The concert is described as elusive, captivating, and deeply moving. Dive into Stockhausen's cosmic soundscape—listen, explore, and experience this legendary live concert.

 "Il secondo tragico Fantozzi contains some historic scenes... entered the collective imagination."

 "When you are young, you don’t notice it; as an adult, you fully understand the pessimistic spirit of the film, which indeed was and is an integral part of Paolo Villaggio."

This review is a heartfelt homage to Il Secondo Tragico Fantozzi, highlighting its nostalgic value and iconic comedic scenes. It celebrates the character Fantozzi's blend of absurd humor and social satire, while reflecting on Paolo Villaggio's artistic legacy. The film’s memorable moments have become cultural staples. The review embraces personal memories and the enduring charm of Italian comedy classics. Dive into the hilarious and nostalgic world of Il Secondo Tragico Fantozzi—watch, laugh, and rediscover a timeless Italian comedy classic!

 Children of the demon of sweet-disturbed frequencies, ohmygodsavemeifpossible.

 Whether we are jogging, sprawled on the bed, or breathing in small sips on a terrace, it might be very pleasing.

Port-Royal’s 2007 album Afraid To Dance is a skillful blend of postrock, electronic, and ambient music. Rooted in Italian origins, their sound is ethereal and immersive, influenced by groups like Labradford, Sigur Ros, and Mogwai. The album invites listeners to a slowed, dizzying escape perfect for various moods. It represents a semi-new world in electronic music, offering unique experiences whether jogging, relaxing, or reflecting. Dive into the ethereal world of Port-Royal’s Afraid To Dance and experience a captivating blend of postrock and electronic sounds.

 The music of Frankie Knuckles is one of the pillars supporting modern house-music, and not only that.

 The track was recently picked up by Bob Sinclar in his 'Love Generation,' and it accompanied us, willingly or not, throughout last summer.

This review highlights Frankie Knuckles' pivotal role in the development of house music, focusing on his 1991 track The Whistle Song as a classic emblem of the genre. It traces Knuckles’ DJ innovations and enduring influence on modern electronic music. The Whistle Song is praised for its evocative simplicity and lasting presence in club culture. The review urges listeners to rediscover the original track within the context of dance music history. Rediscover Frankie Knuckles' iconic The Whistle Song and experience the roots of modern house music today!

 The album is filled with the most varied of sounds and images, each more beautiful than the last.

 A masterpiece piece. The album closes in a gentlemanly manner, strolling in slippers in the atmospheres of “Flying Teapot” by Gong and “Waka Jawaka” by Zappa.

The review reflects an immersive experience listening to Zukanican's Horse Republic, highlighting its inventive blend of free-jazz, funk, and psychedelic elements. The album evokes vivid imagery and comparisons to legendary artists, delivering rich instrumental layers and captivating rhythms. Personal anecdotes and vivid descriptions enhance the atmospheric reading. Overall, it praises the album's engaging and rhythmic composition as a perfect soundtrack for thoughtful afternoons. Dive into Zukanican’s Horse Republic and experience a hypnotic blend of free-jazz and psychedelic rhythms – listen now!

 "In about 53 minutes we are submerged by irresistible melodies, as if we were listening to pop music."

 "One of those practically perfect, and practically unknown albums. And perhaps this is why it intrigues even more."

The review praises 'Eye of the Beholder' by Chick Corea Elektric Band as a fresh and engaging jazz fusion album from 1988. It highlights the blend of jazz, rock, funk, and Caribbean influences alongside standout performances from the talented band members. The album is described as timeless, energetic, and perfect for immersive listening. It is recommended for its melodic richness and modern feel despite its age. Dive into Chick Corea Elektric Band's 'Eye of the Beholder' and experience jazz fusion's magic—listen now and feel the timeless grooves!