Lucio Battisti in Amarsi un po' dal vivo chitarra voce
This time Battisti reiterates a firm point, namely that physical love is spontaneous and natural. However, everything changes if love is understood and practiced as a complete spiritual connection and not just physical, for the simple reason that this requires total commitment. In short, free love is fine, but without shying away from true involvement with the partner (to put it like the Latin fathers: "hic Rhodus, hic salta").
 
Freaks (1932) - One of Us! Scene (6/9) | Movieclips

"Freaks"
by Tod Browning (1932)

starring Leila Hyams
Wallace Ford
Olga Baclanova
Roscoe Ates
and Henry Victor

#35mm
 
Mercy, Mercy, Mercy! - Cannonball Adderley (1966)

Cannonball Adderley (1 of 10)
"Mercy, Mercy, Mercy" from: Mercy, Mercy, Mercy!
1967 (Capitol)

#jazzlegends
 
JJ Cale - Rose In The Garden (Official Audio)
a very sweet song by the dear JJ Cale
 
Savages Live Ministry Of Sound

And it was the day the Savages landed on Debaser
 
The Cure - The Caterpillar
But Roberto, how pale you look tonight.
 
Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill - Official Music Video

A wonderful prayer... many have tried to "cover" it, but none have succeeded.
 
Lucio Battisti Ancora tu Video completo
One must admit that in this track, Lucio Battisti accomplishes the not-so-easy task of demystifying the feeling of love. In fact, the protagonist reunites with an old flame and doesn’t seem particularly pleased to feel any emotional excitement for an ex. He can’t let go of her and, instead of considering himself happy about the renewed love, he almost feels like bursting into laughter. It’s true that being too romantic is simply exaggerated (and I know a thing or two about it…).
 
MASSIVE ATTACK - Girl I Love You (HQ)

Massive Attack and In the Mood for Love
I would say it’s all good!!!
 
Talk Talk - Wealth ... one of those who left us too soon...