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 "The film twilight-like, in 'Manhattan' you can see the sunset of the '70s and the dawn of the '80s."

 "The opening accompanied by 'Rhapsody in Blue' probably being the most beautiful in the history of cinema alongside that of 'Breakfast at Tiffany's.'"

Woody Allen's Manhattan marks a critical shift from comedy to profound explorations of love and human flaws. Set against a beautifully shot black-and-white New York City, the film captures complex relationships amid changing social values. Featuring iconic performances and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue, it stands as one of Allen's most significant works. The review praises its balanced mix of light and dramatic moments and its portrayal of the city's evolving character. Explore the timeless charm of Manhattan – watch the classic love story set in New York now!

 "Roman Holiday quickly became one of the greatest masterpieces of cinema, a jewel that still today... captivates audiences of all ages."

 "The Vespa sequences around Rome breaking all the traffic rules are imprinted in the collective imagination as symbols of the 1950s and a period when life was slowly resuming its place."

Roman Holiday is a timeless romantic comedy directed by William Wyler that captures post-WWII optimism. Audrey Hepburn's breakthrough performance alongside Gregory Peck, innovative on-location filming in Rome, and a heartfelt story elevated the film into a masterpiece. Its blend of romance, irony, and technical artistry has left a lasting legacy in cinema and culture. Watch Roman Holiday today and experience the romance and charm of Audrey Hepburn’s timeless classic!

 "In 1980, there is no more room for prog; there is only a need for simplicity before everything degenerates into the complete stagnation of the second half of the decade."

 "Turn It On Again is a simple hit piece, great for live performances, but nothing more."

Genesis' 1980 album Duke marks a successful transition from melancholic prog rock to a more accessible, direct rock sound. The album features innovative use of drum machines and combines progressive elements with simplicity. Key tracks include 'Behind The Lines' and the hit 'Turn It On Again.' The album’s structure reflects a thoughtful disassembly of an original suite concept, creating a unique listening experience. Despite some less exciting moments, Duke remains a pivotal work in Genesis’ discography. Listen to Genesis' Duke now and discover their bold shift from prog complexity to rock simplicity!

 Ringo was the least talented of the four, he didn’t have a great appearance, always sickly and frail in constitution, but he had an enormous sense of humor that helped him in difficult moments.

 "Goodnight Vienna" ... is a carefree song spiced with blaring brass and a frenetic rhythm for a light-hearted lyric whose title has nothing to do with the Austrian capital but is simply an English expression.

Ringo Starr’s 'Goodnight Vienna' showcases his playful, catchy solo work despite his modest vocal talent. Featuring collaborations with John Lennon and Elton John, the 1974 album had limited commercial success but offers enjoyable tracks blending humor and light rock. While not a major artistic leap, it reflects Starr's character and ongoing musical effort post-Beatles. Explore Ringo Starr's playful and catchy 'Goodnight Vienna' album—listen now and dive into this quirky slice of 1970s rock!

 After spending energy and endless patience in putting together... Incantations, the prolific Mike decides it’s time to start playing something a bit more commercial.

 You will never hear such a danceable Mike again in the future.

Mike Oldfield's 1979 album Platinum marks a shift towards more commercial, danceable disco-electronic sounds, embracing a new career phase. The album is led by a four-part suite blending hypnotic synth motifs and guitar phrases, featuring a cover of Philip Glass's North Star. Other tracks include ambient and vocal pieces, showcasing Mike's versatility and introducing vocalist Wendy Roberts. While not essential for all fans, Platinum remains a pleasant and captivating listen with some of Oldfield's most dance-friendly moments. Listen to Platinum now to experience Mike Oldfield's rare, danceable side and explore this unique blend of disco and progressive rock!

 Paul justifies its recording by stating that his daughter Mary likes to hear her name in a song.

 He allowed fans and critics to remain at his feet, and everyone asked the same question: 'When will he compose a new Yesterday?'

In 1972, Paul McCartney released 'Mary Had A Little Lamb' with Wings as a light and innocent response to the controversy stirred by his political single 'Give Ireland Back To The Irish'. The nursery rhyme-inspired song, featuring Linda McCartney's vocals, sold well despite critics' mixed feelings. This single marked the beginning of Wings' rise, showcasing Paul's playful approach to music during a transitional period. The B-side 'Little Woman Love' added a simple boogie flavor, hinting at more serious works to come. Discover the playful side of Paul McCartney and Wings in their unique 1972 single—listen now and explore their early rock journey!

 One of the most beautiful openings in the history of cinema, a magical and gentle music to accompany what will remain one of the most fascinating women of all time, Audrey Hepburn.

 She performs her ritual... to chase away the blues with that enchanted look expressing admiration and estrangement in a magical world.

The review evokes the iconic cinematic moment of Audrey Hepburn in 'Breakfast at Tiffany’s', underlined by Henry Mancini’s enchanting Moon River theme. It highlights the timeless elegance of both the music and the scene, portraying Mancini’s work as a symbol of refined musical artistry in film history. Listen to Henry Mancini’s Moon River and experience the magic of timeless elegance in cinema music!

 "Noon on the Alps is a record that escapes simple musical classification, it is poetry, it is art, it is a dream that fights with reality."

 "Just consider what was going on at that time to realize that managing to craft a record so rich in poetry and charm is no small feat."

Alice’s 'Mezzogiorno Sulle Alpi' is a poetic and richly atmospheric 1992 album exploring the balance between man and nature. Markedly different from her prior work, it embraces earthly themes with profound emotion and features collaborations with esteemed musicians. The album blends intricate jazzy and acoustic elements, and its evocative lyrics tackle social issues and personal reflection. A timeless, liberating artistic experience and one of the highlights of European music in the past two decades. Listen to Alice's 'Mezzogiorno Sulle Alpi' and experience a poetic journey through emotion, nature, and society.

 "Alice does not extend a hand, she doesn’t help you enter, she simply leaves a subtle and imperceptible crack open to most, but once immersed, she manages to give a lot."

 "Walking uneasily between moods and noises that overlap outside, the only way out is inside."

Alice's 1998 album 'Exit' marks a bold new direction towards electronic music with fragile and delicate compositions. The album features thoughtful, complex songs that require attentive listening. Collaborations with artists like Skye from Morcheeba elevate its sophisticated character. 'Exit' inaugurates a prolific phase in Alice's career, continuing the musical exploration found in her later works. Dive into Alice's 'Exit' to experience a unique blend of introspective electronic music and sophisticated melodies.

 "Each song has precise characteristics, arrangements studied in detail, and above all, the whole is incredibly well-curated."

 "'Rapture' is a beautiful example of creativity... remembered for being the first example of white rap."

Blondie's Autoamerican is a distinctive and ambitious album that skillfully blends disco, jazz, reggae, and rock. Each track is uniquely arranged, showcasing the band's creative range and detailed production. Notable songs include the instrumental 'Europa,' the reggae cover 'The Tide Is High,' and 'Rapture,' an early white rap hit. This album represents a high point in Blondie's evolution and is highly recommended for New Wave fans. Explore Blondie's groundbreaking Autoamerican album and experience their unique fusion of styles—listen now!