Luca Barbarossa
Yuppies

THE REVIEW

I was listening to the covers and there was a live performance where we did Electric Feel. So here are Marti and Matte, and I told them, oh listen to me here. I put on YouTube Lost in Hollywood by Cremonini and I thought.

Come on, someone must have commented that it's a rip-off of Electric Feel.

And I looked, and I felt reassured, it was the third or fourth comment. Then I have that habit of reading them all, and someone was talking about this YUPPIES by LUCA BARBAROSSA which I unfortunately DON'T KNOW MUCH about except for the derby of the heart.

So we played it. And I can't stop laughing now while I'm writing, and Matte and Marti are reading and saying come on. Anyway:

"They are children of this Italy, this somewhat American Italy

always fewer farmers, and more bastards"

And then he smiles. Because come on, he was joking!!!

And then a REAL BASS SOLO. For those who want to lose themselves in a grainy, moving moment, the lyrics, the reverberated breath, the choruses, his face, I recommend AT LEAST to JUMP DIRECTLY TO THE SOLO at 2:27. And tell me how can I not give him a five. And when at a certain point the train passes by? CHOO CHOO in upbeat! And when Pozzetto starts?

Come on, watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDbZIHKfsxM four turtlessss! four splendid brothers now they are FOUUUR STRIT SCARRRRCHES