The first song of the tracklist is 'Prowler' which scratches with the guitar’s wah at full throttle and highlights the voice of the legendary Paul Di Anno.

 'Running Free' is an anthem to freedom that, almost paradoxically, Iron wants to create for their own free career without problems.

Iron Maiden’s first album, released in 1980, features standout tracks like Prowler and Running Free. The review highlights the band’s signature heavy metal sound, powerful vocals by Paul Di Anno, and their influence on future metal bands. It emphasizes the album's role as the start of a legendary career. Overall, the album is praised for its energy and compositional quality. Listen to Iron Maiden’s iconic debut and explore the roots of heavy metal greatness today!

 The album’s pinnacle is 'Anche se non so nuotare': a metaphor for coming into the world, imagined as a long struggle in the sea that ends with landing on the earth.

 The lyrics are quite simple, clear, and limpid but reveal a deep poetic sense.

Marisa Sannia's 1976 album 'La Pasta Scotta' stands as an early and notable example of female singer-songwriter artistry in Italy. The record combines folk and country-rock sounds with poetic yet accessible lyrics touching on themes of freedom, autonomy, and life's struggles. Its arrangements hint at progressive rock, giving the songs depth and appeal. Despite limited reissues and some lesser moments in her later career, this album and Sannia's Sardinian folk work remain memorable contributions to Italian music. Discover the poetic beauty and folk charm of Marisa Sannia’s pioneering 1976 album 'La Pasta Scotta' – listen and explore her unique legacy today.

 No one, in any place or time, can ever escape the responsibility of their choices.

 It’s precisely the everyday hours of different existences that converge and blend into a single story of rarefied charm.

Stephen Daldry's The Hours is a gracefully crafted film that explores the intertwined lives of three women across different times, each grappling with identity, regret, and choices. The narrative weaves psychological depth and emotional resonance, supported by outstanding performances from Nicole Kidman, Julianne Moore, and Meryl Streep. The elegant direction and Philip Glass's music further elevate the film's profound impact. This adaptation of Michael Cunningham's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel is a timeless meditation on existence and human connection. Watch The Hours to experience a moving exploration of time, choices, and unforgettable performances by a stellar cast.

 Listening to JJ Cale is like opening the windows of a country house, after being closed all winter, ready to welcome the sun of a fantastic summer.

 JJ still proudly carries his uncompromising Creed; God forbid.

This review celebrates J.J. Cale's 2009 album Roll On as a sincere, heartfelt collection rooted in American blues, folk, and country rock. It highlights the album's peaceful, authentic vibe and Cale's enduring low-profile charisma. The connection to Eric Clapton's well-known covers is acknowledged, while emphasizing the originality and honesty of Cale's work. Listeners are invited to experience the timeless and comforting atmosphere Roll On offers. Dive into the soulful roots of J.J. Cale’s Roll On and savor the timeless blend of blues and rock today!

 "The striking thing is how the songs stick in your head, as it is very clear that almost none of them are just 'filler' tracks."

 "Dance, Dance, Sugar, We're Going Down and A Little Less Sixteen Candles, A Little More ‘Touch Me’ were great launch tracks and are still among the band’s biggest hits."

This review highlights 'From Under The Cork Tree' as one of Fall Out Boy's most successful albums with catchy, refined songs and matured vocals. It praises major singles while noting some underrated tracks and slight song similarities. The album is recommended for fans and those open to the band's style. While not groundbreaking, it's a solid release in the band's discography. Listen to 'From Under The Cork Tree' and discover why these catchy Fall Out Boy tracks remain fan favorites!

 The chromatic interpretation is compelling: it always moves from very intense and deep tones to the lighter and clearer ones, in a shapeless blend made of visible brushstrokes.

 The colors of the fruits are always dense, surreal, chemical, and tell our time, in their innocent stasis, for their banality, their unhealthy, acidic appearance.

The review highlights Mario Schifano's Acerbo series as a powerful and dynamic body of work characterized by thick acrylic textures and intense colors. It emphasizes the artist's unique approach to still lifes with emotional immediacy and surreal qualities. Schifano's prolific output and presence in popular culture are noted, reflecting his enduring impact. The artwork invites tactile engagement, breaking traditional boundaries with expressive drippings and shapeless forms. Explore Mario Schifano's vibrant Acerbo series and experience the energetic brushstrokes and vivid colors that redefine still life art.

 In Italy, the bicycle fully belongs to the national artistic heritage, exactly like Leonardo's Mona Lisa, the dome of St. Peter’s, or the Divine Comedy.

 Coppi is progress, he is the new, he is the engine... Bartali, like Malaparte, is human conservation, the moderate reaction to modernity.

The review explores Curzio Malaparte’s essay on legendary Italian cyclists Coppi and Bartali, emphasizing their symbolic representation of modernity and tradition. It highlights Malaparte’s poetic admiration for the bicycle as a cultural icon and deep Italian pride. The review reflects on the emotional and philosophical dimensions of the rivalry, set against post-war Italy’s social backdrop. Though brief, the book serves as a nostalgic recollection of a lost era and a tribute to Italian cycling history. Discover the poetic world of Italian cycling legend through Malaparte’s eyes—read Coppi e Bartali and relive a timeless rivalry.

 ‘Journal for Plague Lovers’ breaks that taboo, it is a collection of notes written by Richey before leaving his identity, readapted in lyrical form, set to music, and turned into a genuine album.

 The Manics have settled the accounts, there is nothing more to say, to express, to contest. The last act is concluded, the most important one.

This review reflects on Manic Street Preachers’ ‘Journal For Plague Lovers’ as a deeply emotional and respectful tribute to their missing member Richey Edwards. The album revisits his lyrics and captures the band’s raw feelings of loss and despair. It resonates strongly with their 1995 album 'The Holy Bible' in tone and depth. The reviewer praises the band’s dignified handling of tragedy without exploiting it. Discover the heartfelt tribute of Manic Street Preachers and experience the emotional depth of 'Journal For Plague Lovers' today.

 Split Enz remain a band of ragtag losers... but their overall effect is wonderful.

 Along with Frank Zappa and 10cc, they introduced the 'WEIRD' factor ten years before the flamboyant eighties.

Split Enz's 'Second Thoughts' is a groundbreaking album that blends new wave, ragtime, and progressive rock with theatrical flair. Despite their outsider status and eccentricities, the band demonstrates extraordinary musical creativity and innovation. The album introduces key elements like tenor saxophone and ragtime piano that define their sound. Fusing chaos and precision, Split Enz shaped a 'weird' rock factor years before the 1980s. This album remains essential for fans of unconventional rock. Dive into Split Enz's 'Second Thoughts' and experience the groundbreaking weirdness of 70s rock innovation!

 "This is Robin’s masterpiece, where the acoustic ‘Sadness’ and pop flashes find their perfect union."

 "You will suffer, you will cry, but there is a glimmer of hope. This is what makes ‘There Are No Goodbyes’ a necessary album."

This review praises Sophia's album 'There Are No Goodbyes' as Robin Proper-Shepard's masterpiece, mixing acoustic melancholy with pop elements. It highlights the evolution from the God Machine’s intense sound to a more hopeful and melodic style. The album explores themes of loss, pain, and eventual hope, making it deeply emotional yet uplifting. The review calls the album necessary for listeners experiencing heartache. Listen to Sophia’s heartfelt 'There Are No Goodbyes' and experience a touching journey of loss and hope.

 "Lost Herd belongs to albums that leave a mark, conveying emotions through slow, melancholic tones."

 "A perfect testament to the transcendental talent of this underappreciated artist."

Ian Tyson's Lost Herd is a beautifully crafted folk album characterized by sober arrangements and evocative storytelling. The album captures vast natural landscapes and deep emotions through minimalist yet rich melodies. Several tracks stand out for their poetic and melancholic power, balancing reflective ballads with lively folk tunes. This album exemplifies Tyson's transcendental talent and rich lyrical depth. Despite limited recognition, Lost Herd remains a timeless work for refined listeners. Listen to Ian Tyson's Lost Herd and discover a timeless folk masterpiece filled with heartfelt stories and haunting melodies.

 The pieces may be musically sparse, and for this reason, the superior art of far more gifted Current 93 is a distant echo along the grooves of the sparse settings laid out.

 Musically speaking, we cannot certainly cry miracle, from an emotional and mere sensory point of view, it is undeniable not to recognize a high value to 'I', the first step towards the occult that the Ain Soph entity was able to dig well twenty-five years ago.

Ain Soph's debut album 'I' from 1984 is an esoteric and ritualistic project rooted in dark ambient and minimalist electronics. Created with magical intent rather than artistic ambition, it establishes a hypnotic and unsettling atmosphere through sparse loops, reverberations, and dark percussion. The album evokes a journey into occult realms inspired by Aleister Crowley’s works, standing apart from mainstream dark-industrial styles. Though musically rudimentary, the emotional impact and immersive sound design are highly praised. Dive into Ain Soph's haunting ritualistic soundscapes and experience a pioneering dark ambient masterpiece from the 1980s.

 The ability to choose the infiltration and action modes most convenient to us ... make the gaming experience extremely engaging.

 A post scriptum for potential detractors: the game doesn’t contain philosophical treatises, rather it provides hints sometimes developed in dialogues that make the continuation more enjoyable and interesting.

Deus Ex is celebrated as a groundbreaking cyberpunk video game featuring deep player freedom, complex socio-philosophical dialogues, and engaging plot twists. Despite its dated graphics and occasional bugs, its immersive storytelling, varied gameplay styles, and memorable soundtrack make it a timeless classic. The game’s multiple endings and moral choices add replay value, solidifying its reputation as one of the greatest games ever made. Dive into the world of Deus Ex and experience one of gaming's most engaging cyberpunk adventures today!

 These are undoubtedly the most incredible 2 minutes and 24 seconds in the history of rock, it’s all so, so Hendrix for god’s sake.

 Jimi’s very soul that gently and fiercely emerges from the speakers, a series of shivers, a few breaths of celestial air, a kiss that makes you fall to the ground, with no strength other than that of love.

This review celebrates Jimi Hendrix's 'Axis: Bold as Love' as a psychedelic masterpiece, highlighting its unique guitar sounds and emotional depth. The writer vividly describes the tracks, especially 'Little Wing,' praising Hendrix's unmatched musical soul. The album is depicted as a journey through hallucinatory soundscapes balanced by rock energy and soulful swing. The review conveys deep personal affection and recurring enjoyment of the record. Dive into the psychedelic world of Jimi Hendrix—listen to 'Axis: Bold as Love' and experience its timeless magic today!

 "An overly ambitious and redundant product, baroque in the worst sense, theatrical yes but... Comical."

 "All the rest is lace, frills, and dark lipstick on a water heater..."

This review harshly criticizes Drastique's 2003 album Pleasureligion as an overambitious and redundant electro-goth record. The addition of new band members did little to improve its theatrical but comical sound. Lyrics try for depth but come off as embarrassing, and the music is confusing with harsh vocals and clashing elements. Only the cover of Sandra's 'Maria Magdalena' is deemed tolerable. Discover why Drastique's Pleasureligion divides opinion—listen now and decide for yourself!

 ONE OF THE MASTERPIECE ALBUMS OF THE NY BAND AND OF ALL MUSIC (in my opinion) IN GENERAL.

 Metropolis Part.1: the most beautiful song of the group and of the album itself.

This review praises Dream Theater's second album 'Images and Words' as a landmark progressive metal record. Highlighting standout tracks like 'Pull Me Under' and 'Metropolis Part.1,' the reviewer admires the band's technical skills and emotive ballads. Special attention is given to John Petrucci's guitar work and Kevin Moore's keyboard contributions. The album is regarded as a masterpiece and a defining work for the band and the progressive metal genre. Explore the intricate sounds and epic compositions of Dream Theater’s 'Images and Words'—a must-listen for progressive metal fans!

 Ally McBeal is not even a sitcom, as the description of the characters and situations would suggest.

 Everyone’s psychology is so meticulously and multifacetedly developed in every smallest part that an empathetic mechanism develops, making us genuinely care for these characters.

Ally McBeal stands out as a truly unique cult TV show from the late 90s, blending romance, comedy, and deep psychological insight. The eccentric characters and creative narrative devices make it memorable. Despite a decline in quality after season three, the series portrays relatable human emotions and idealism. Its compassionate storytelling and complex characters helped redefine television drama during its era. Explore the unforgettable world of Ally McBeal—watch the series to experience its unique blend of humor, heart, and drama!

 "This is the record I would have liked to make in 1969... it is a tribute to the pioneers of hard rock with whom I grew up."

 "Born Again Savage is pure hard garage rock, light-years away from his eighties records... without having to comply with the boss's orders."

Born Again Savage is a hard-driving rock album by Little Steven paying tribute to 70s hard rock pioneers. Released in 1999, it marked a stylistic shift from his earlier politically charged works. Featuring a power trio with notable musicians, the album showcases raw guitar work and passionate vocals. Despite being overlooked at release, it stands out as a bold and uncompromising record worth discovering. Explore Little Steven's raw and powerful Born Again Savage—experience the spirit of 70s hard rock redefined!

 We are faced with a masterpiece of the genre.

 The EP, musically, was a record that significantly influenced the Swedish scene (and beyond!).

This review focuses exclusively on the music of Dark Funeral's 1994 self-titled EP, highlighting its icy guitar riffs, relentless drumming, and influential position in the second wave of black metal. The reviewer praises the powerful and complex compositions despite some lyrical and variety limitations, rating it highly as a genre masterpiece. The EP helped shape the Swedish black metal scene and set the tone for future works by the band. Dive into Dark Funeral’s chilling 1994 EP and experience the raw essence of second wave black metal.

 The album in question is an excellent collection of songs that mix the traditional pop sound with Celtic influences.

 Mystery, I was saying. Why has this talented singer been so ignored all these years?

Valentina Giovagnini's 'Creatura nuda' is an emotional fusion of pop and Celtic influences that deserved greater recognition. Despite her tragic and mysterious death, her talent shines through evocative lyrics and innovative arrangements. The album blends catchy melodies with experimentation, creating a unique sound sometimes compared to Enya and Bjork. Unfortunately, media and industry largely ignored her legacy. This review calls for renewed appreciation of her groundbreaking work. Listen to Valentina Giovagnini's 'Creatura nuda' and explore the haunting beauty of this overlooked Italian talent.