Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love (2015 Remaster) RIP Eddie, another giant departs ...
 
Batsumi - Moving Along

Batsumi - from "Moving Along"
1976 (R & T)

#jazzlegends
 
Wanda, stai seria con la faccia ma però
One of Paolo Conte's favorites, that is...one of those he likes...
 
Mozart e il cinema - Incompreso (1967)

Luigi Comencini (2 of 3)
“Incompris” - (1966)

#35mm
 
Picking up on the brilliant idea of @[Martello], I dare to pay a sort of "tribute" to a great artist who was (and is) Ivano Fossati, namely a ranking of his albums (from 1981 to 2003) from least to most beautiful...

N°7: "700 Giorni" (1986)
We are in the second half of the 1980s, precisely in 1986. A rather important year, for better or for worse, for Italian singer-songwriter music: Venditti self-destructs an excellent musical career, Battisti begins his collaboration with Pasquale Pannella (ah, the white records...), Pino Daniele continues to bewilder his longtime fans, Graziani releases one of his least convincing albums, Bennato starts to lean towards the well-known chart-pleasing tactics, Dalla alternates between a flop and a beautiful live album, and so on. And then there's Ivano, who continues with his evolution, and this perhaps represents the first album of his "golden period": not yet an absolute masterpiece, but we are already very close. The sounds become increasingly ethnic, and the lyrics increasingly cryptic yet refined at the same time. Furthermore, it contains what is, in my opinion, his greatest masterpiece (yes, I know I'm being cliché...)
Overall rating 8.5

The masterpiece of the album: Una notte in Italia
 
Camion - Lucio Dalla

Lucio, always there at the right moment...always there to console
 
Resuming the brilliant idea of @[Martello], I would like to pay a sort of "tribute" to a great artist like Ivano Fossati, by creating a ranking of his albums (from 1981 to 2003) from the least beautiful to the best...

No. 8: "Ventilazione" (1984)
We are in 1984, and with songwriting in full crisis - excluding a few exceptions - Ivano continues his artistic evolution with this excellent album, which could be defined as a concept about travel (a metaphor that, along with the sea, is a "fixed idea" for the author). An album that might be considered "transitional," moving from the rock Fossati of the '73-'83 decade to the more inspired, intimate, and experimental Fossati of the '86-'03 period. While still quite distant from the well-known absolute masterpieces, it's a record that is enjoyable to listen to.
Overall rating 7.5

The masterpiece of the album: Viaggiatori d'occidente
 
Depeche Mode - Strangelove '88 (Official Video)

PAIN - will you return it? I'll say it again, pain

PAIN - will you return it? I won't say it again
 
Steven Wilson - EMINENT SLEAZE (Official Video)

The latest from the great Steve Wilson!
 
The Trip
Playlist Cope & Iggy n 20)

There is a choice n 19, but I didn’t think it was the right moment to expose a dark moment of the human mind :-) However, I’ll put it in the comments (if you’re interested).
 
#bestyear
David Cordero "Honne" - Excellent electro ambient. Among the favorites of the year. 👍 Recommended for genre lovers.
El elogio de la sombra | David Cordero | Official video
 
Al Di Meola - Midnight Tango
A guitarist I love both with Return and as a solo artist. A stunning album as much as the debut Land of the Midnight Sun. It's a shame that starting from the third album Casino the usual clichés of his style begin.
 
Mad Hatter
Good old Bonhamino album...