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 "'From A Lover To A Friend' is the only true valuable track on this album; Paul asks Linda for permission to love again."

 "What is truly shocking is Paul’s desire to appear modern; the sounds of 'She’s Given Up Talking' are too heavy and out of place."

 Discover the highs and lows of Paul McCartney's Driving Rain – listen and decide for yourself.

 "A much more accessible and catchy work, but the immediacy stems from a solid cultured musical matrix that only serves to enhance all the tracks."

 "A highly recommended album, yet another proof of an artist in Italy who is decidedly out of the ordinary."

 Explore Alice's Azimut and experience a unique blend of cultured melodies and catchy Italian music from the 80s!

 The verses that open "Undertown" are something splendid, born from that small great man that is Tony Banks.

 "Follow You Follow Me" immediately becomes a deadly refrain and easily pierces the young hearts of many maidens, marking the unstoppable journey of the Genesis machine.

 Discover the blend of prog and pop in Genesis’ 'And Then There Were Three...' – listen now and explore their evolving sound!

 Tony produces what a Genesis fan expects from him, always impeccable and baroque sounds combined with his exquisite taste.

 The absence of Collins on vocals is strongly felt, and the reliance on the 12-string guitar seems to clash too much with the times (1979).

 Discover Tony Banks' 'A Curious Feeling' and experience the classic Genesis keyboard magic with unique instrumental flair.

 "Per Elisa" is a good example of true New Wave made in Italy, with refined musical quotes that transform assuming new forms and above all new colors.

 This is a truly successful work, which impeccably captures the sounds of contemporary New Wave, blending them with great skill into a homogeneous sound mix.

 Listen to Alice's groundbreaking album and experience the depth of Italian New Wave!

 "Park Hotel, released in 1986, is one of Alice’s most beautiful and successful works."

 "The beautiful drum sound that supports 'Luci Lontane,' the most beautiful track on the album in which Alice’s voice blends perfectly with the hermetic atmosphere of the lyrics."

 Listen to Alice’s 'Park Hotel' and explore a captivating blend of 80s Italian rhythms and poetic songwriting.

 The first notes of the title track, marked by booming electric guitars, fully reflect the new sound, all simplified and made immediate.

 With 'Looking For Changes', McCartney denounces the practice of vivisection and animal experiments in laboratories, a great rocker performance also rendered excellently live.

 Discover Paul McCartney’s heartfelt and ecological melodies on Off The Ground—listen now and explore his return to raw rock roots!

 "Goodnight Tonight is a track that, at the time of its release, 1979, achieved enormous success worldwide, soon becoming a classic of the genre."

 "Daytime Nightime Suffering is a song about women’s emancipation, painting a very good portrait of the modern woman, increasingly engaged between home and work, and who desperately needs to be loved."

 Listen to Wings’ Goodnight Tonight and rediscover this timeless disco classic and its powerful B-side.

 "This song is not black or white, and as far as I know, it does not infringe anyone’s copyright."

 From the opening of 'Woman Don’t Cry For Me,' a new vein of creativity is immediately appreciated.

 Listen to George Harrison’s 33 & 1/3 and discover a hidden gem from the legend’s solo career!

 "The songs that come to life do not excite, they are Pop exercises that often plunder things already proposed by Mike."

 "'The Lake' arrives to make the work less anonymous, a very beautiful and well-executed instrumental track... this is the real wizard of tubular bells."

 Explore Mike Oldfield's Discovery to hear the mix of pop tracks and the standout instrumental masterpiece.