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LA RECENSIONE
No xè caxi: Venetians are great at rock, better than that useless head Liga and that jerk Max Pezzente!
Between a classic "oi n'demo a veder i pinc floi" and an album by the Nanowar of Inox Steel, recently I found something even more outrageously crazy. At the end of the 90s, RadioSboro emerged from the trash of the lagoon, a legendary cover band from the Veneto, little known outside their region but crazy like few others here in Italy!
scoltane / scoltane un po' / semo i Radiosboro / vardane in faccia
e dopo dime se / te femo ridare / almanco un poco (parody of "Ho perso le parole" Ligabue)
This album is partly a collection of covers performed by the group in 1997 (as stated on the back of the very, eeh... cover!) and you can believe me when I tell you that there's gold for your ears here!
Without shame and without fear, the RadioSboro take on 'ntel cul all the most famous Italian singers and bands: Ligabue (serte notti), the 883 (i ani del casin), Bennato (el gato e la volpe), Baglioni (Questa piccola grande sfiga) and so on. All spiced up with obscene and politically incorrect language with continuous references to sex (if now not me 'a da, Brutta troja), all in Venetian dialect!
A gem of Italian trash to be savored delectably like a good dish of Putana. ENJOY!
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RadioSboro Volume 6 is a unique collection of late '90s Venetian rock covers, full of humor and parody aimed at famous Italian artists. The band embraces raw, politically incorrect lyrics in Venetian dialect, creating a wild and entertaining album. It stands out as a regional gem known for its outrageous and irreverent style. A must-listen for fans of humorous and subversive Italian rock.Tracklist
