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 How can he carry on his discussion with Marco so convincingly and at the same time play the guitar like that?

 "That you for me and I for you are the only thing left of paradise."

Giovanni Truppi’s self-titled album showcases his unique blend of raw music and emotional depth. His guitar work and lyrical storytelling stand out, drawing comparisons to influential Italian artists like Gaber and Edoardo Bennato. The album ends with a poignant piano ballad about love and loss. Overall, it's an irresistible work, marked by sincerity and talent. Listen to Giovanni Truppi’s captivating album now and experience raw emotion and masterful guitar firsthand!

 One of the most melancholically pleasant albums of the younger years of this century.

 A little gem, good as a musical background to convince sadness to go away by gently caressing its head, almost completely unnoticed.

Germano’s 'Per cercare il ritmo' is praised as a melancholically pleasant album that soothes complicated minds with its intimate bedroom pop style. It blends jazz and subtle '80s influences reminiscent of artists like Belle & Sebastian and Donald Fagen. The album's Italian lyrics add a nostalgic charm similar to early Luca Carboni. Overall, it's described as a gentle musical companion to ease sadness. Listen to Germano’s 'Per cercare il ritmo' and immerse yourself in its soothing melancholic charm today!

 The notes of a guitar illuminate the shadows and make them less frightening.

 Centralia is a small town in Pennsylvania... the fire has been burning underground since the 60s.

This review reflects an emotional connection with Norfolk & Western's album 'Centralia,' inspired by the haunted Pennsylvania town. The country-folk melodies illuminate shadows of nostalgia and melancholy. The reviewer shares personal memories tied to the band and the album's poetic storytelling. The music evokes hope amidst darkness and fading places. Discover the haunting beauty of Norfolk & Western's 'Centralia'—listen to the album and immerse yourself in a story of fire, loss, and hope.

 You enter an abandoned industrial warehouse, or rather the hall of an old disused station from the time of steam trains.

 A beautiful disc seeming to be almost one of those tapes recorded from the radio when you would wait for your favorite song, filled with precious and equally beautiful pieces.

The review captures the evocative and nostalgic feel of Norfolk & Western’s album A Collection Of, likening it to an old Americana sound with melancholic folk waltzes. The album is noted for its rarity and intimate connection to a live concert experience featuring Mark Linkous. The reviewer describes the music as a precious, timeless treasure reminiscent of vintage tapes filled with unexpected gems. Dive into the nostalgic folk journey of Norfolk & Western’s rare album and experience a hidden Americana treasure.

 If Eric Satie and J.L. Borges had one day decided to write a song together, they would have written this song.

 A small musical film about a story from another era of life, as perhaps we all have more or less, shot in a single color, that of two eyes.

The review praises Diaframma’s song 'Verde' for its simplicity and emotional depth, drawing parallels to literary and musical giants Eric Satie and Borges. It explores themes of passionate love, memory, and symbolism connected to green eyes. The reviewer shares a personal, nostalgic story inspired by the song, highlighting its haunting and poetic nature. Listen to Diaframma's 'Verde' and immerse yourself in a poetic tale of love, memory, and haunting green eyes.

 A bit of rhetoric in the lyrics, and a lot of refined compositional and executive fantasy in the music.

 In the end, one of the most beautiful records of the end of the century that was.

The review praises Marco Parente's album 'Testa, Di' Cuore' as a beautifully composed and evocative work blending experimental pop with tropical and favela sounds. The album cover symbolizes humanity's complex relationship with ego and destiny. Lyrically, it offers a cryptic, poetic reflection on despair, hope, and brotherhood. Influences like Radiohead and Tim Buckley enrich its emotional depth, making it a standout record of its era. Listen to Marco Parente's 'Testa, Di' Cuore' and experience an unforgettable musical journey of hope and introspection.

 Listening to Moltheni is usually not a cause for cheer.

 Perhaps the heaviness of this just-ended 2020 convinced him to seek within himself a bit of that carefreeness he might have lost.

Moltheni's album Senza Eredità offers a refreshing shift with a blend of pop and heartfelt ballads. It revisits his musical roots, exploring moods from melancholy to carefree. The album reflects a hopeful spirit amidst difficult times. The review appreciates his unique voice and songwriting, highlighting the album's emotional depth without being overly somber. Listen to Moltheni's Senza Eredità and rediscover a fresh blend of emotional ballads and classy pop.

 "'Pecorella' makes me infinitely tender, its lightness... this 'little girl in music'"

 "A melancholic album written by Dalla for his fortieth birthday, full to the brim with the previous Dalla."

This review explores Lucio Dalla's 1983 album, emphasizing its themes of solitude and melancholy. The reviewer shares a personal journey of late discovery, especially moved by the track 'Pecorella.' The album is framed as a nostalgic, concept work capturing Dalla's introspection at forty. The review interweaves music appreciation with tender memories and reflections on love and imperfection. Listen to Lucio Dalla's 1983 and experience a timeless journey of solitude and heartfelt melodies.

 Time is not a concept, it is a machine that creates reality, from which it is impossible to descend.

 It is extraordinarily beautiful when it happens, even if closed in a room with a pair of headphones on your ears.. Heartbreaking and wonderful beauty of creation.

The review reflects on Can's Future Days as a profound and beautiful album that explores the nature of time, consciousness, and existence. It highlights the immersive power of music to connect listeners with cosmic and natural rhythms. The reviewer expresses deep appreciation for the album's ability to evoke emotion and timeless beauty, even in solitude. Dive into Can's Future Days and experience a timeless journey through sound and consciousness. Listen now and let the cosmic rhythms transform you!

 Pasolini appears more human, less emphatic, sometimes didactic, less certain, and therefore more fragile.

 He candidly admits possible flaws in his beliefs and talks openly about his traumas and fear of death.

This rare 1971 interview with Pier Paolo Pasolini by Enzo Biagi offers a revealing, humanizing portrait of the icon. Unlike usual depictions, Pasolini appears vulnerable, candidly discussing his fears, doubts, and contradictions. The presence of his former classmates creates an intimate atmosphere that contrasts modern TV shows. This interview sheds new light on Pasolini’s thoughts and character, highly recommended for fans and newcomers alike. Watch this rare interview to discover a more human and vulnerable side of Pier Paolo Pasolini.