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Get Off Of My Cloud (Mono)

A brief and non-exhaustive overview of the records that were played at my home when I was a child, some bought, some brought by relatives and friends, others taken from others by myself.

We could even tag this with #we_likevinyls, right?
 
Halcyon And On And On

Music is a beautiful thing.
 
Afterhours - Male di miele - Hai paura del buio? REMASTERED

His name is Agnelli, he supports Inter and shows off on TV.
If someone had predicted his future back when this splendid album was released... He might have spat in their face!
 
Shed Seven - Where Have You Been Tonight (Stereo)

It was released today, 25 years ago, and I bought it right away. It stayed in the UK chart for 37 weeks. To this day, it is still my favorite from a band that I love and have followed since day one.
Enjoy

Shed Seven
Album: A Maximum High (1996)

Favorite track: Where have you been tonight?
 
Gigi D'Alessio - Miele (Official Video)
I, a sad epigone of @[Alemarcon], have done the same thing, that is, a selection of the most beautiful Italian songs according to my modest yet useless opinion.
 
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets - SHYGA! The Sunlight Mound (Full Album) 2021
#2021
The singer was born in the '90s (the members are all real youngsters), they are on their fourth album and I think there's really a bit of everything in the album, even kangaroos and koalas. Super cute!
 
Emerson, Lake & Powell - The Score
Since we are in 1986 and Asia had taken us on a journey up to their second album, this great record has more gems to add to the '80s neo-prog.
 
Track 2: Bandiera Bianca (Remastered)
"Mr. Tambourine, I don't feel like joking, let's put on our jerseys again, times are about to change." One cannot start talking about "Bandiera bianca" without mentioning the first legendary line, where Battiato tells Mr. Tambourine (the Italianization of Mr. Tambourine Man, a song by Bob Dylan, used here to represent lightness and leisure) to put his jersey back on, to set a limit because times are changing. In this surreal way, it pushes us into a piece that mixes not just musical quotes, hard-hitting verses that criticize society, but always enclosed in the Battiatesque kaleidoscope, becoming lighter and therefore understandable even to the casual listener. "We are children of the stars, great-grandchildren of His Majesty Money," quoting the famous song by Alan Sorrenti, Battiato tells us that it is useless to believe we are children of something sacred if we are all enslaved by material wealth. "Fortunately, my racism prevents me from watching those idiotic shows with electoral tribunes," one of the heaviest lines of the song, where Battiato scorns the entire Italian political class, defining this hatred as racism, almost as if he wanted to assert his intellectual/spiritual superiority over those who, according to Plato, should be capable of guiding society through knowledge. "And you want to put on perfumes and deodorants," meaning: how pointless it is to care for appearances if our being is rotten. "You are like quicksand, pulling everyone down," the moral decay of some characters (especially those financially advantaged) drags everyone down with them, normalizing even the most unhealthy aspects of their lives. "Some put on sunglasses to have more charisma and symptomatic mystery" may seem like an extension of the line about perfumes, but in reality, it is a demonstration of terrifying self-irony: during the period of "La voce del padrone," in many music videos, Battiato often wore sunglasses; this is quite beautiful because despite having a monstrous hatred for this society, with that small detail he practically says, "Yes, all this makes me sick... but I am part of it too." "How hard it is to remain a father when children grow up and mothers turn gray," in collective thought, the desire not to age has seeped in; even at seventy, one must stay young and take care of one's body; there is always that concept of appearance, where adults constantly try to rejuvenate themselves to avoid accepting their old age. "How many miserable figures cross the country, how wretched life is in the abuse of power," yet another invective against Italy of that time where the life of those who abuse their power is defined as miserable, as something cheap and forgettable.
Here we are at the chorus "On the bridge flies the white flag," a line taken from "L'ultima ora di Venezia" by Arnaldo Fusinato, and q
 
Melted Americans - Harold Small - What a nice little record I found, back then I was listening to garage, this band instead has a quite unique sound with a lovely omnipresent Farfisa backdrop (I believe).
 
the #covers those also beautiful ones. hereh - CURAMI (CCCP Cover)
 
At the beginning of the month, publish this DJ MUGGS x ROME STREETZ - Ace Of Swords

and it was already the second of the year, while in 2020 he released 4.

At the end of the month, publish this DJ MUGGS x FLEE LORD - Rammellzee and we're at 3, from January to March, all with different people.

Will Dj Muggs become the most prolific musician in history? Will he be able to defeat John Zorn?
 
California Breed Breathe (Glenn The Man Hughes).
 
【One Punch Man | 원펀맨】 THE HERO Cover by A-YEON

The favorite drummer of all time of our eminent podiatrist @[IlConte]

*KNOW IT!*
 
You've Got To Earn It
#so many temptations