In 'La differenza' there’s not one episode similar to past ones, except for one 'launch'.

 La Differenza conveyed to me creativity and balance, and everything cannot be separated from this maxim by Daverio: 'It is the human being in extreme ratio, in its ontological essence, that is irreparably complicated and for this very reason, commensurate with everything, so curiously creative...'

This review delves into Gianna Nannini's album La Differenza, highlighting its creative diversity and departure from repetitive pop formulas. The album embraces various genres including indie, folk, and country influences, balanced with thoughtful lyrics reflecting social and personal themes. It praises Nannini's evolution as a singer-songwriter who resists imitation and consistently seeks fresh expressions in her music. Overall, La Differenza conveys artistic balance and innovation. Discover Gianna Nannini's La Differenza—listen now to experience her bold and creative musical evolution!

 Plant was, together with Jon Anderson of Yes, the greatest vocalist of the early 70s.

 I don't save anything from his entire solo career.

This review critiques Robert Plant's vocal performance on 'Fate of Nations', pointing out the decline after vocal cord surgery. The reviewer, a Led Zeppelin fan, finds Plant's solo efforts disappointing compared to his earlier work. Despite attempts to adapt, Plant's voice never fully recovers. The album and solo career receive a dismissive evaluation. Explore this candid review of Robert Plant's 'Fate of Nations' and discover the challenges of his solo vocal journey.

 Class is not H₂O!

 Two memorable albums, also for audio quality, by undisputed virtuosos of the guitar, who would scarcely need stellar introductions.

This review celebrates two exceptional albums by guitar masters Frank Gambale and Danny Gatton. Gambale's work shines with fusion and intricate guitar layers, while Gatton showcases a playful mix of blues, rockabilly, jazz, and rock & roll. Both albums impress with high audio quality and notable instrumental performances. The review highlights memorable tracks, musicianship, and well-crafted album booklets, urging listeners to engage deeply with the music. Dive into the mesmerizing guitar artistry of Frank Gambale and Danny Gatton—listen now and discover brilliance in every note!

 The only thing in the world that matters is PERSEVERANCE.

 To be successful, ambition and education alone are not enough... but perseverance (and the right opportunities and people).

The review praises 'The Founder' for its portrayal of Ray Kroc’s perseverance in building the McDonald’s empire. It highlights the tension between Kroc and the original McDonald brothers, the moral complexities behind their business dealings, and the film’s reflection on ambition and success in America’s mid-20th century. The review sees the film as both an enjoyable and educational story about the birth of a major enterprise. Watch 'The Founder' to discover how perseverance built the McDonald’s empire and explore the true story behind the iconic brand.

 "Tap along to the beat of the first track, listen to how the voice comes in, I guarantee you’ll feel better immediately."

 "Feathers was exactly like that!!! Not only a wolf. Also a turkey, a hen, a frog. In 'Uh Uh Honey,' he sounds like Donald Duck."

This evocative review celebrates Charlie Feathers' 'Rockabilly Rhythm!' as a heartfelt fusion of rockabilly, country, and blues. It reflects on Feathers' creative journey and legacy, highlighting the album's fresh, live feel despite being recorded in 1973. The review also pays homage to Feathers’ influence on music icons like Elvis and The Cramps. The album is seen as essential listening for rockabilly and roots music fans. Dive into Charlie Feathers’ 'Rockabilly Rhythm!' and experience the raw magic of classic rockabilly today.

 "Lonesome Town is a transcendental experience that elevates to who knows where."

 "Being monstrous is the best way to be happy."

The review praises The Cramps' debut EP Gravest Hits for its wild and hypnotic energy, mixing chaotic rockabilly with transcendent ballads. Highlights include the iconic covers like 'Surfin' Bird' and the haunting 'Lonesome Town.' The reviewer describes a trance-like experience, celebrating the band's unique style, fuzz-heavy guitars, and emotional depth. Overall, it's a powerful and joyful rock'n'roll statement. Dive into The Cramps' Gravest Hits and experience the wild, hypnotic power of psychobilly rock today!

 "Dream Sequence (1981) is a mini-LP... that over time will become an underground archetype, a sort of inevitable fetish."

 "One of those real bands that make rock'n'roll true. Indeed, authentic r'n'r. That is, 'the expression of our daily life, of malaise, of our frustrations and above all of our rage to live.'"

Dream Sequence by The Unknowns is a visceral, primal rock'n'roll mini-LP rooted in southern culture. Despite production challenges and personal hardships, the album remains an underground classic with raw energy and unique garage rock vibes. The review highlights the band's southern origins, intense live shows, and lasting influence. It honors both the music and the resilient spirit behind it. Explore The Unknowns' Dream Sequence and dive into raw southern garage rock energy now!

 The album, and the band presented here, are a time bomb ready to explode in your face from the first listen.

 I have played with the greatest... I can say that Marco Di Maggio is one of them.

The Di Maggio Connection's album Rowdy impresses with high energy and exceptional musicianship, especially guitarist Marco Di Maggio's fierce solos. Despite limited recognition in Italy, the band has earned international acclaim, including induction into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame. Highlights include a psychobilly rework of Deep Purple's "Smoke On The Water." This album promises a thrilling listening experience for fans of energetic rock and rockabilly. Listen to The Di Maggio Connection's Rowdy now on Spotify and experience electrifying psychobilly energy!

 Nine songs, eight originals plus the supersonic remake of that sappy sluggish “Love Me Do” and at this point, you imagine the Macca with a slick rebellious quiff worse than Marlon Brando in wild style.

 They blast an extremely frenzied “Alternative Ulster” that even blows away the ancient ivy on the castle walls.

The review chronicles Overlord's 1990 album 'Ssssh! The Children Sleep,' highlighting their raw rockabilly passion inspired by the Blasters. Marco, Massimo, and Elena deliver tight punkabilly tracks with a rebellious edge, including a powerful ballad foreshadowing a blues turn. The reviewer evokes the band's fiery live performances and the underground Roman rock scene, praising their energetic and uncompromising spirit. Listen to Overlord's fierce rockabilly album and experience a rare blast of punkabilly energy today!

 I never went to school, I never went to college, I'm just a crazy man who rocks.

 A cacophonic singer with a voice full of frogs... creator of a fabulous upside-down world where what is usually considered noble has the same value as a fart.

The Missing Link by Harmonica Frank Floyd is a captivating album blending rural music, blues, and rockabilly with raw, unpolished energy. Recorded in the late 1970s, it captures the eccentric spirit of an underappreciated artist whose rough voice and innovative style predate early rock'n'roll legends. The album offers a mix of studio and live recordings that showcase Frank’s humor, vitality, and unique musical expression. Highlighted is his association with Sam Philips and Sun Records, which sought his distinct sound. This is a fascinating cultural artifact echoing the roots of American music. Explore the raw energy of Harmonica Frank Floyd’s The Missing Link and rediscover the roots of rockabilly and blues today!

 The record is probably their most irreverent and politically incorrect work.

 This record here is like a return home; that doesn’t mean staying quiet and calm.

The Bonnevilles' album Dirty Photographs is a robust garage-punk record that pays homage to classic rock and blues legends while asserting its own raw energy. The duo from Belfast experiments with irreverent, politically charged themes and channels influences from the Rolling Stones and blues pioneers. This album offers listeners a familiar yet invigorating return to rock and roll's soulful roots. It embraces tradition while encouraging new perspectives, making it both a nostalgic and fresh experience. Listen to The Bonnevilles' Dirty Photographs and experience a raw, fearless blend of garage punk and classic rock.

 Buddy Holly was a wonderful bee. He lived his season, pushed it to the max, to the point of letting go without regrets.

 The music didn’t die that day, quite the opposite. What died was the bee of Lubbock.

This review reflects on Buddy Holly's unique role and impact in 1950s rock'n'roll amid a turbulent cultural era. It discusses his musical innovation, rise to fame with The Crickets, and his tragic death in 1959, known as 'The Day the Music Died.' Despite the tragedy, the review asserts Holly's enduring legacy in music history and his influence on future generations, highlighting his artistry and rebellious spirit. Discover Buddy Holly's timeless music and the story behind 'The Day the Music Died'—listen now and celebrate rock'n'roll history!

 'Unless you are big fans of the Violent Femmes, you can easily skip it.'

 'This album, take it as a warning: guys, you can really do whatever you want.'

The Violent Femmes' 2016 album 'We Can Do Anything' marks their first studio release in 16 years but fails to ignite the same energy as their earlier works. While some tracks retain the band's folk-punk roots, others come off as bland or even unlistenable. The album feels more like a nostalgic nod than a relevant musical statement. It may appeal only to dedicated fans, lacking a broader impact for modern listeners. Discover the highs and lows of Violent Femmes' latest album — listen and decide if it lives up to the legend.

 It is a particular personal and artistic moment of the famous icon, and the album’s compositions sometimes are overshadowed in favor of his usual covers or soundtracks belonging to his rich discography.

 Elvis Country is an excellent USA-made mix strictly anchored to certain sound traditions, and definitely one of the best releases by a boy raised by the people.

Elvis Country: I’m 10,000 Years Old marks a significant moment in Elvis Presley’s career where he embraces a country sound to reveal deeper personal themes. The album balances introspective themes with traditional bluegrass and rockabilly styles, showcasing the artist's transformation beyond his youthful image. Though some tracks lean on covers, the album stands as an important and authentic work in his discography. Discover the heartfelt layers of Elvis Presley’s 'Elvis Country'—listen now and experience a timeless classic with a country soul.

 The backbone of the entire album is the bass of John Entwistle, the only musician to appear on all tracks.

 The best tracks in my opinion are the two psycho rockabilly pieces featuring Alice Cooper on vocals.

This 1974 rock concept album features a superhero story spread across a comic and music, blending various 70s musical styles. Despite its commercial failure, it includes powerful performances by legends like John Entwistle and Alice Cooper. Its quirky mix of rockabilly, funk, and theatrical elements makes it a fascinating, nostalgic gem for adventurous listeners. The review appreciates its unique place in rock history beyond just musical innovation. Dive into this quirky 70s rock adventure and discover the legendary talents behind Flash Fearless Vs. the Zorg Women!

 "For those wanting to get to know Tav Falco, perhaps this live record is the ideal approach, faithfully reflecting the sonic evolution of the group in their first ten years of activity."

 "No other advice than to play it at the highest volume."

The review highlights Tav Falco's Panther Burns' live album Midnight In Memphis as an ideal entry point to their first ten years. The band’s blend of punkabilly, electric blues, and 60s pop is vividly captured on this energetic live recording. While some studio albums faltered, the concert performance shines and pays tribute to the band's enduring influence. The review praises the dynamic variety across tracks and the band's unique rock'n'roll attitude. Dive into Tav Falco's Panther Burns live experience—listen to Midnight In Memphis at full volume now!

 Rock’n’roll or death, maybe it’s just a variant of rock’n’roll that saves your life.

 Jimmy Scavafosse’s music is genuine fun, pure 1950s rock’n’roll, but the noisy, fast, and out of control kind.

The Bone Machine's 'Sotto Questo Cielo Nero' delivers pure 1950s-influenced Italian rock’n’roll with a rebellious, zombie-themed flair. The band mixes classic influences like Johnny Burnette, Tom Waits, and The Cramps with native Italian swagger, shining especially in their storytelling about Jimmy Scavafosse. The album’s fast, noisy energy recalls rock’n’roll legends while creatively using Italian lyrics, bridging traditional and modern styles. Overall, it’s a wild, fun, and authentic experience for lovers of raw rock music. Dive into the gritty world of The Bone Machine’s rocking Italian swagger—listen now and join the undead party!

 Elvis' greatest shit is 100% offensive and provocative right from the cover.

 The final blow comes at the end of the first disc... leaving only the desolation of a man who has reached the end of a long career.

This review analyzes 'Elvis' Greatest Shit,' a 1982 bootleg album featuring some of the worst and most forgotten Elvis tracks. It highlights the album's provocative and offensive nature, emphasizing its status as a satire rather than a serious release. The review points out the emotional contrast of the closing live performance on disc one and concludes by advising fans to explore the tracks online rather than purchasing this rare limited edition. Discover the rarest Elvis bootleg and hear his most controversial tracks online today!

 Their music loses quite a bit of charm removed from a live context experienced firsthand and without the visual aspect of the performance.

 Songs all revolve around well-defined riffs with B movie horror atmospheres (in The Munsters theme style).

The reviewer recalls a unique live surf rock experience with Los Straitjackets, highlighting their psychedelic and garage influences. 'Damas y Caballeros!' is praised as a solid live album capturing the band's early energetic performances. While the studio versions are faithful, the true charm of the music shines live. The album offers a great primer on their mix of surf, rockabilly, and instrumental garage styles, featuring notable tracks and covers like Sleepwalk. Dive into Los Straitjackets' energetic live surf rock and experience the unique vibe of 'Damas y Caballeros!' today!

 Explosive drumming, powerful double bass, and René 'D La Muerte' Garcia on guitar and vocals, what can I say... impeccable even while playing and singing at breakneck speeds.

 If you love the genre and '70s rock n roll style played at a speed suited to our times, this album will entertain you greatly.

The review highlights The Brains' 'Drunk Not Dead' as a fresh and energetic Rockabilly album from a Canadian band. Praised for its explosive drumming, powerful double bass, and René D La Muerte's impressive vocals and guitar work, the album maintains high energy throughout. The recording quality is excellent, making each song clear and melodic. The final four tracks stand out as the best, especially 'Gato Galavera' and 'In League.' This album is a must-listen for fans of fast-paced 50s-influenced rock n roll. Listen to The Brains' 'Drunk Not Dead' now for a high-energy rockabilly experience!