The Pooh have made Music.

 I would answer like this - listen; with good headphones. Good stereo. And good subwoofer. Then we will talk again.

This review praises Pooh's 1981 album 'Buona Fortuna' as possibly their best work, noted for its meticulous production by Brian Humphries. Highlighted are the richly layered instrumentation, expressive vocals, and blend of pop and rock elements. The reviewer emphasizes standout tracks like 'Replay' for their artistic depth, while acknowledging minor flaws in remastering. The album is celebrated as a milestone in Italian pop rock history. Listen to Pooh's 'Buona Fortuna' now and experience a timeless pop rock masterpiece!

 McDonald’s contribution to the group? Musicality, absolute musicality!

 In 1969, at twenty-three, he had already given the best of his career.

This review honors Ian McDonald’s exceptional contribution to King Crimson's landmark album, 'In the Court of the Crimson King.' It highlights the collaborative nature behind the album’s success and McDonald's instrumental and compositional role. The review emphasizes the album’s pivotal place in progressive rock history and reflects on McDonald’s musical legacy beyond the band. Discover the magic behind King Crimson's progressive masterpiece and celebrate Ian McDonald’s musical legacy today.

 To all the idiot screenwriters who think they can fool you with little tricks from a ciellino psychological thriller rolling over on itself without going anywhere.

 Brian De Palma does what he can, but you can see he’s losing it too.

The review critiques Brian De Palma's Mission: Impossible for its overly complex and unclear plot. The characters are ambiguous, and the story seems to circle without clear direction. Despite De Palma's efforts, the screenplay appears schizophrenic and frustrating. The reviewer suggests the film fails to live up to expectations set by the original. Dive into this unique take on De Palma’s Mission: Impossible and see why the film’s twists may leave you puzzled.

 You can recognize Paul Roland immediately, a few seconds, and you’re in his world.

 And as we are about to close our eyes and the contents of reality become first transparent like glass, then elusive like mist, here comes an off-key little song coloring the first dream that arrives.

Paul Roland’s album 1313 Mocking Bird Lane delivers a unique fusion of psychedelic rock and horror-inspired storytelling, evoking nostalgia for the sixties and Victorian London. The review highlights the album’s vivid imagery, time-travel ambiance, and Roland’s distinctive voice and style. With a mix of whimsical, dark, and off-kilter tracks, this record marks a return to form for Roland. The richly layered narrative and music offer listeners an immersive and imaginative experience. Dive into Paul Roland’s eerie and enchanting 1313 Mocking Bird Lane—listen now and experience a psychedelic horror story like no other!

 The merit of the fristo, centuries immani, indeed, was to abstract the stroppie without frustrating the kelliane emanticore.

 The smogge trefenti cleared the oculi nepenti, doing justice to those who, imbriglio, had always aroused illodi vustevoli.

This review explores Enzo Carella’s album Barbara E Altri Carella through a rich and somewhat surreal narrative. It appreciates the album's abstract lyrical style and artistic experimentation. The review praises the album’s ability to break traditional conventions and offers a poetic interpretation of its enigmatic qualities. Despite the abstract language, it conveys admiration and highlights the album's unique atmosphere. Discover the mysterious world of Enzo Carella’s Barbara E Altri Carella—listen now and experience a truly original Italian classic!

 It must be said that it is truly a great collection, complete for being a single with 14 songs, but above all really with most of the most beautiful songs.

 The duet featuring one of the most iconic voices in the American female country scene... All the Roadrunning... perfectly concludes the collection.

This review praises 'Private Investigations - The Best Of Dire Straits & Mark Knopfler' as a strong, well-rounded compilation. It blends Dire Straits' iconic tracks with Knopfler's solo work, featuring highlights like 'Sultans of Swing' and 'All the Roadrunning.' While noting some omissions, it appreciates the album's coherence and musical depth. Recommended for fans seeking a solid single-disc intro or a companion to the double edition. Discover the timeless hits of Dire Straits and Mark Knopfler – listen to 'Private Investigations - The Best Of' now!

 A beautiful album, written and packaged by an author who enjoyed the journey and paid tribute to his heroes.

 Eddie Vedder chooses to come out with a finished rock record, assembling a noteworthy band and guest list.

Eddie Vedder returns with Earthling, a confident and versatile solo album enriched by top-tier collaborators and diverse rock influences. The record blends rock, punk, and melodic elements with contributions from legends like Elton John and Stevie Wonder. The review praises the album's sincerity, musical richness, and Vedder's evident enjoyment in its creation. Earthling stands out as a strong, genuine addition to Vedder's career. Listen to Eddie Vedder's Earthling now and experience a fresh solo journey filled with iconic collaborations!

 From evil can arise redemption and salvation through God’s judgment.

 Messiaen conceives rhythm as 'ab-stracta' — extracted out of time to achieve transcendence.

This review examines Olivier Messiaen's 'Quartet for the End of Time,' highlighting its mystical inspiration from the Book of Revelation. It explores Messiaen’s use of synaesthesia and rhythm to transcend time, reflecting divine judgment and salvation. The work is contextualized as a transcendent catharsis born from Messiaen's imprisonment during WWII. Each movement’s symbolic meaning and musical elements are thoughtfully analyzed. Explore Messiaen’s transcendent masterpiece—listen to the Quartet for the End of Time and experience its profound mystical journey.

 The unbearable allure of emptiness, which in reality is not such; it is the daily frustration towards the little that is truly feared and generates anger to be expressed and vented through Radio Parolaccia.

 Once upon a time, people vented on Radio Radicale, but in general, everything was kept in check thanks to the targeted use of information.

This review highlights a rare collection of Radio Radicale’s open answering machine calls from 1986 and 1993, showcasing Italy’s unfiltered public voices. It examines the political and social tensions reflected in the calls, the censorship battles the station faced, and contrasts past limited media outlets with today's internet-driven expression. The review praises the authentic insight the archive offers into everyday Italian frustrations and debates from a pivotal era. Dive into the uncensored voices of Italy’s past—listen to Radio Radicale’s historic open microphone calls now!

 "You will grow up, you will learn. You will grow up, you will arrive. You will grow up, you will love."

 "Among the various songs dedicated to childhood, I have no doubt that there are better ones, but this one won me over like a woman who loves to such an extent that I carry it as a motto."

The review recalls the author's deep personal and emotional connection with Nomadi's song 'Crescerai' from the album 'Un giorno insieme.' The song's themes of growth, love, and nostalgia resonate strongly through life moments, including farewells and teaching experiences. Despite other childhood songs, this one stands out as a personal motto and timeless anthem. Explore Nomadi's 'Un giorno insieme' and experience the heartfelt anthem of growth and love through 'Crescerai.'

 "And I get chills."

 "If it ends on the podium thanks to the vote of girls under 15, I’ll explode Liguria, again."

This live-style review of Sanremo 2022 delivers a mix of humor, sarcasm, and sincere musical analysis. While some artists like Mahmood and Blanco, Elisa, and Giovanni Truppi receive praise, many performances and songs are labeled as mediocre or disappointing. The review offers detailed observations across all five nights, including cover performances, co-host moments, and festival highlights. Despite some frustrations and critical remarks, the reviewer acknowledges moments of quality and entertainment. Dive into this sharp, humorous Sanremo 2022 review and discover which performances truly stood out and which fell flat!

 Saying Beatles and Rolling Stones is like talking about the yin and yang of rock from the '60s onwards.

 The dichotomy between the two bands is undoubtedly academic and needs to be framed in that incredible historical period for music represented by the '60s.

Gino Castaldo’s book offers a clear, engaging analysis of the Beatles versus Rolling Stones debate, likening them to Apollonian and Dionysian archetypes. The review appreciates the book's accessible prose and insightful mythology-based interpretation. It highlights the clever marketing shaping the bands' images and reflects on the 60s era’s musical shifts. Ultimately, the reviewer encourages revisiting the classic discographies rather than focusing on ongoing debates. Discover the rich mythology behind the Beatles and Rolling Stones rivalry – read Castaldo’s compelling analysis today!

 The result, as mentioned, was rather disappointing, with the two repertoire pieces already sounding "old" and not suited for an overseas audience.

 The album went practically unnoticed in the States, and my rating is 2 stars, a unique case for me in the entire Battisti discography.

Lucio Battisti's album 'Images' represents a rare and unsuccessful effort to break into the American market with English versions of his songs. Only five of eight tracks were translated, and two classic songs were adapted but sounded outdated. The songs fail to bring new insights beyond their Italian originals. The album went unnoticed in the US and is rated low compared to his usual 5-star works. A later English album, 'Friends,' had better execution but was shelved, ending his international ambitions prematurely. Discover the story behind Lucio Battisti's rare English album and explore the challenges of crossing cultural borders in music.

 Where is the band? The guitars have not much to say, buried by production, effects, and even by the drums.

 We are facing the 'Requiem' of their inspiration, with all due respect to the demons and egocentrism of J.D.

The review expresses disappointment in Korn's 2022 album Requiem, highlighting weak instrumentation and uninspired composition. Despite Jonathan Davis's strong vocal performance, the record lacks cohesion and fails to match the band's golden era. The absence of key members contributes to a diminished rhythmic section. While a few moments show potential, the album largely feels like a low point in Korn's discography. Discover why Korn's Requiem divides fans—read the full review and listen to the album yourself!

 “Are You There” is an absolutely successful ambient prog album.

 It’s like a state of agitation that prolongs over time, starting not too loudly and then intensifying without being too overwhelming.

Michał Łapaj's 'Are You There' is a successful ambient prog solo effort from Riverside's keyboardist. The album features tense, atmospheric soundscapes with post-rock crescendos and diverse keyboard tones. Drawing inspiration from Riverside's 'Eye of the Soundscape,' it offers both heavy, intrusive textures and delicate electronic passages. Standout tracks include 'Surfacing,' 'Where Do We Run,' and 'Fleeting Skies.' A rewarding listen for fans awaiting Riverside's next release. Dive into Michał Łapaj's ambient prog world and experience 'Are You There' – a must-listen for Riverside fans and prog lovers alike!

 I liked the plot, the suspense, the cinematography.

 Maya Sansa just can’t pull off the Tuscan accent! She aspirates all the 'c's even when no Tuscan would do so.

The reviewer enjoyed Gabriele Muccino's Security, appreciating its suspense, plot, and cinematography. The film depicts Forte dei Marmi as a rich, right-wing village with political bias. Acting was mostly praised except for Maya Sansa, criticized for an unconvincing Tuscan accent. Despite this, the overall impression was favorable. Discover the suspense and political drama in Gabriele Muccino's Security — watch and decide for yourself!

 When you watch a film by Takashi Miike, you already know that the experience will inevitably be delirious and out of your mind.

 The latest Yakuza is a wonderful and extremely fun work to watch, which depicts the twilight of an ancient world, like that of the Yakuza, between cinematic myth and global modernity.

Takashi Miike's L'ultimo Yakuza offers a delirious yet enjoyable cinematic experience blending multiple genres. The film reflects on the fading Yakuza world with a mix of chaos, poetry, and modernity. It balances extreme elements with moments of humor and animation, featuring a standout performance by Becky. This work highlights Miike's prolific and unique contributions to Japanese cinema. Overall, it's a must-watch for fans of intense, unconventional storytelling. Dive into the wild world of Takashi Miike's L'ultimo Yakuza – watch now and explore the fading legends of the Yakuza!

 "In a world where information, individuals, and words accumulate... silence is the true revolution and rebellion."

 "It’s the beauty that hurts you most."

This review reflects deeply on Takeshi Kitano’s key films, highlighting their exploration of life, death, and the tension between tradition and modernity. Kitano’s protagonists wrestle with existential discomfort and inevitable fate, often expressed through silence and poetic imagery. Films like Sonatine, Hana-bi, Dolls, and A Scene at the Sea showcase a blend of melancholy, beauty, and the cyclical nature of human experience. The review positions Kitano alongside Mishima, emphasizing their shared contemplation of death and legacy. Discover the poetic silence and profound themes in Takeshi Kitano’s films—watch now and immerse yourself in his cinematic world.

 While listening, one has the vivid sensation of floating into space, freeing one’s mind towards unexplored horizons.

 The concept is dedicated to the 'sacred feminine' across all cultures with music that evokes its universality.

Enten Hitti’s album VIA LATTEA explores the sacred feminine through a blend of global sounds and spiritual minimalism. The ensemble’s extensive research and diverse collaborations bring a unique metaphysical dimension to the music. Influences from the 1970s and universal themes enrich this modern work. The album offers listeners a sensation of floating through unexplored horizons, complemented by striking psychedelic artwork and a limited vinyl edition. Dive into the spiritual universe of VIA LATTEA—listen now and explore the sacred feminine through sound!

 "Bringing Out the Dead is the Scorsese film I have watched the most and the one I prefer among all."

 "Frank Pierce is neither a saint nor a man aspiring to saintliness, but a man who would like to do good, and not being able to crushes him under the weight of frustration and his humanity and fragility."

Bringing Out the Dead is an often overlooked Martin Scorsese film that mixes intense drama with poetic and spiritual themes. The review praises its emotional depth, the collaboration with Paul Schrader, and Nicolas Cage’s restrained performance. Despite some excesses, it is regarded as a uniquely powerful ode to New York and human fragility. The film’s blend of irony, sorrow, and hope offers a rare cinematic experience deserving rediscovery. Dive into this underrated Scorsese classic and explore the haunting journey of Bringing Out the Dead today.