Cybotron - Techno City I’m glad I decided to learn a bit about Detroit Techno and Chicago House :D
 
ALBERTO CAMERINI - TELEX (1982) How modern the Telex was!
 
Blu Velvet - Bruno Zambrini (Strumentale) • Scuola di Ladri 2 •
Thanks also to channel 34 for giving us more moments of true Cinema.
 
#1984

Like Winston Smith
In a dystopian 1984
I find myself bouncing in place
In the usual mantra
Only this time on the telescreen
Instead of Goldstein, there’s Liverpool
 
Ozzy Osbourne - Ordinary Man (Official Music Video) ft. Elton John
An Old Man reflects on his life... a few moments from an incredible life lived like few others. What can he do but feel moved?! What can he do but cry?! Those moments, from when he was young, when he especially still looked to the future.
Normal emotions from a star who wasn't really a star but truly one of the people, someone who made so many mistakes that he can hardly remember them... a real one who cries because he knows it’s all over...
Great Ozzy (from the album I don’t give a damn)
 
Francesco Guccini -L' Avvelenata- A nice big chunk to start the afternoon off right.
 
Pact - Teachers (Live Recording)
One of the lesser-known tracks, along with Bad news, Beat the drum, and My days are numbered. All hits!
 
Amadeus Electric Quartet - Carmen (Habanera)

This goes on the DeAscolto List because I am fully aware that DeBasio is a repository of refined lovers of the opéra-comique by Georges Bizet.

#maybe
 
I'm sure that @[dsalva] doesn't even know about certain gems PANICO 14 aprile #canzoniperdodicimesi dear @[G] how come millions of tags have disappeared?
 
Outsider music: classics of American classical music (59) - Aaron Copland - Piano Variations (1930) Aaron Copland: Piano Variations (1930) After Ives, certainly the most important American composer ever, had various phases: the youthful/modernist phase, the mature and populist (in a good sense) phase, and the late phase in which he attempted to approach (timidly) dodecaphony. These Piano Variations are considered by many as a totem of 20th-century pianism and are part of the first phase of his career.
 
Edoardo Bennato - La torre di Babele (Live-RSI) Today I really feel outdated. I always used to listen to this tape at my cousins' house up in the mountains… damn, I really want to go to the mountains.
 
Credo: Prelude/I Believe/Theme/The Lost Cause/Agitato/I Believe (Part Ii) /Variation/Main Theme...
Will Patrick Moraz, the bassist and the drummer of Nice be enough to create a masterpiece? Yes!
 
4 Blocks (TV Series 2017– ) - IMDb

It’s not exactly a raging bombshell; it’s more like the first two seasons of Gomorra (because after that, it’s garbage), but since the characters are much smaller and more “local,” the ridiculousness is proportional and thus less annoying.
 
Lugano addio - Ivan Graziani On one side, the Rector, on the other, Ivan Graziani. They are, in an ideal way, my very own musical representatives of Italy in the 80s (along with Rino Gaetano and Camerini). No, it’s not a ranking, just a matter of skin, feelings, and memories.
 
Outsider music: classics of American classical music (60) - Charles Ives - The Unanswered Question (1908) Ives: The Unanswered Question The first authentically American composer, the one who gave rise to the "American school," after centuries of not very original European epigones. An insurance agent, a hobbyist composer (and was thus snubbed for a long time), he is now remembered as one of the great names of the early twentieth century, alongside the more famous Schoenberg and Stravinsky. He only managed to get recognition for his work late in life, when he had already stopped composing for decades, thanks also to the worthy efforts of conductors like Leonard Bernstein in re-evaluating his contributions.
 
big black - kerosene

Qvella à Kerosene was the most nauseating (and useless: the heat reached a maximum of half a meter away) stove ever to enter the scrap heap.
Just saying.