I was asked again by the Italian music website rockit.it to listen to Italian pop music and tell them what I really think as a foreigner. The last time I and the other foreign reviewers were collectively called the Foreign Legion, but this time we've been upgraded to the Magnificent Seven. Also, last time, I was assigned to review a CD by a crazed, screaming electric music dominatrix, but this time I was given an album called Non Voglio Che Clara that was totally my cup of tea, beautiful pop with strings and acoustic guitar and a guy who can really sing, and which I'd probably buy if I sampled it at some cool Tokyo import CD shop like Apple Crumble Record. Here's my capsule review.
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Ken M, A Magnificent Seven (In Italy)
I was asked again by the Italian music website rockit.it to listen to Italian pop music and tell them what I really think as a foreigner. The last time I and the other foreign reviewers were collectively called the Foreign Legion, but this time we've been upgraded to the Magnificent Seven. Also, last time, I was assigned to review a CD by a crazed, screaming electric music dominatrix, but this time I was given an album called Non Voglio Che Clara that was totally my cup of tea, beautiful pop with strings and acoustic guitar and a guy who can really sing, and which I'd probably buy if I sampled it at some cool Tokyo import CD shop like Apple Crumble Record. Here's my capsule review.
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