Exit, after four years, the new album by Frankie Hi-NRG and, like any good tradition, the single launch is accompanied by a video. The song is "Revolution," presented in San Remo, contains a sampling of the song "Introduction" by Fabrizio De Andrè, contained in the album History of an employee. As an old fan of the rapper of Turin, I appreciate all the nuances of the song, by a quotation from De Andrè, in the presence of Roy Paci and E. Ruggeri. But I want to comment on the video, which captures in less than 4 minutes, the critical message of the song and paints a less paradoxical situation that occurs in Italy.
Frankie, in fact, are years that points the finger at the idiocy to which the mass is less and less slowly converting. "Verba Manent", "Death of miracles" and "I was a Autarchic" contained passages of explicit denunciation, shouted angrily at those who were able to listen to them. Good Listening
