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I scribble reviews and dream of Uranus, up there, eternal, inviolable, fleeting. "The world is yours," Aladdin gushed, and we live in an incongruous time where dreams never align with desires. Max Nazionale knows this well, as he searches for an America that perhaps no longer exists and takes a break but proudly warns us that he'll be back soon. Oibò, we await him.
What a shame, damn it, the little disc is exactly that. Few inspired lyrics of ours and music always too fashionable and, ultimately, lacking authenticity. Max from Pavia has lost his touch; his stories, drunk on booming banality of country, and the bar, and the motorcycle, and the nonsense clash with the old man he was already during the disc I'm gallantly talking about. His provincial adventures are now overused, and there's nothing interesting to save.
Brave Pezzali, proud bard of a time whipped by strokes of metaphorical temporal saber, reduced to singing "You're fantastic," still a woman, strong like rock'n'roll. Shameful fantasy. That silhouette of Maximo was never a fantastic singer, but we'd like to have Spider-Man back, preferably alive, and not such operettas only good for filling one's ego and disgusting fans. One thing must be said, and with strength. More than ten years have passed since such trifles, and the sly fox, albeit not very sharp and quite vain, Max has produced nothing better, now neither north nor south nor west nor east can he, like a typical water diviner, turn, from whichever point you look at it there's no inspiration left, indeed, time out.
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The review critiques Max Pezzali's album Time Out as lacking inspiration and originality. It points out banal and clichéd lyrics alongside fashionable but unauthentic music. The reviewer laments Pezzali's creative decline and the overused provincial themes. Overall, the album is seen as disappointing and uninspired, marking a low point in Pezzali's recent career.Tracklist Videos
Max Pezzali
Max Pezzali is an Italian pop singer-songwriter from Pavia, widely associated with the 1990s generation and the 883 repertoire before continuing as a solo artist.16 Reviews
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By Chauffeur
The launch single 'Torno Subito' is almost the worst track on the album, with bland and banal lyrics.
Looking beyond cliches and stereotypes, the product is more than satisfactory with good pieces written with sincerity.
By P@ne
Max has returned once again, and without a doubt, he is always himself.
The songs may be a bit monotonous, due to the continual reuse of old rhythms, but they still appear fun and pleasant to the ear.
