[2007]
Album "Strangefolk"

Dedicata a Monsieur Berlus(le)con, il piccolo dittatore di questo nostro sordido, laido, viscido, purulento, infetto, lurido porno-paese...
Dio è (Berlus)con noi!!!

[1993]
Album "Don't Know How to Party"

[1991]
Album "More Noise and Other Disturbances"

[2009]
Testo e musica di Marco Rovelli
Inedito

[2006]
Songwriters: Christopher Mark Head, Justin Cathal Geever, Patrick Christ Bollinger, Christopher Lee Barker.
Album: For Blood and Empire

[1993]
Nell’EP intitolato “Malediction”

Storia dell’evoluzione delle armi da guerra in tre pensieri.
Conclusione: la guerra tecnologica moderna è pornografia.

L'Hélicon de Berluscon

Parodie de langue française – L'Hélicon de Berluscon – Lucien Lane – 2010
d'après L'Hélicon – Boby Lapointe, 1963

Oh, oh, Marco Valdo M.I. mon ami, je viens de faire une parodie.

Encore... et à propos de quoi ? De qui ?

Tu connais Boby Lapointe... Je sais que tu le connais et même, presque par cœur... Moi aussi d'ailleurs. J'adore ses chansons. L'ennui, c'est qu'elles sont d'un genre particulier, celui de Boby très précisément. Et qu'elles ont peu de chance d'être dans les CCG. Pourtant, à mon sens, elles devraient y être, parce que... comment dire ?, elles sont par nature des Chansons contre la Guerre. Boby était un gars éminemment pacifique et amilitariste. « Une idée de l'adjudant, qu'en avait très peu pourtant... des idées... »... Il était tellement amilitariste qu'il n'a jamais fait de chansons explicitement contre la guerre... Cela dit, il nous a donné... (Continues)

[2002]
Album : Guerriglia urbana

[2005]
Album:Molotov

[2005]
Album:Molotov

Tout finit ici

Canzone léviane – Tout finit ici – Marco Valdo M.I. – 2010
Cycle du Cahier ligné – 88

Tout finit ici est la huitante-huitième chanson du Cycle du Cahier ligné, constitué d'éléments tirés du Quaderno a Cancelli de Carlo Levi.

Tout finit ici est la huitante-huitième chanson du Cycle du Cahier ligné, constitué d'éléments tirés du Quaderno a Cancelli de Carlo Levi.

On pourrait croire, vois-tu Lucien mon ami l'âne aux yeux froncés, on pourrait croire qu'avec un titre pareil : Tout finit ici, que c'est la fin de tout, que notre ami le prisonnier-blessé-guerrier est définitivement désespéré. Qu'il s'est effondré, au moins moralement. On pourrait le croire, mais rassure-toi, il n'en est rien. Même s'il ressent une sorte de dépression, d'accès de mélancolie, de plongée dans la mer de la tristesse et de fatalité... Ce n'est pas la dernière canzone.

J'espère bien, car elle est... (Continues)

[1987]
Albm "Unfinished Revolution"
Scritta da Peter Cadle

[1987]
Album "Unfinished Revolution"
Scritta da Paul Doran

[1985]
Album "Ordinary Man"
Scritta da Peter Hames

[1997]
Album: L'altra faccia della riviera

Dal disco "MalaGang" (2007)
in collaborazione con Gang

Album: Folk Randagio

[2007]
Songwriters: Justin Sullivan, Nelson, Michael Dean, Dean White and Marshall Gill.
Album: High

Dall'album Controentu

[2009]
Lyrics & Music by Mason Jennings
Album: Blood of Man

[1998]
Lyrics and music by George Glenn Jones
Album: The George Jones Collection

[2004]
Lyrics and Music by Brandon Flowers
Album: Hot Fuss

This song appears on the Killers’ debut album "Hot Fuss". It was released as the third single in 2004 in the U.K. and as the fourth single in the States. The single peaked at 74 on the Billboard Hot 100 and at 18 in the UK Singles Chart. It was the only song the band performed at Live 8. The song features an extended refrain of "I got soul, but I'm not a soldier", a phrase now associated with it: Robbie Williams incorporated this refrain into his own performance. Coldplay and U2 followed suit and, at their separate concerts played in Las Vegas, with The Killers in the crowd, incorporated the line into their songs "God Put a Smile upon Your Face" and "Beautiful Day", respectively.
It was featured in the closing credits of the 2005 film The Matador, as well as the 2007 movie Southland Tales as a crucial part of the storyline in... (Continues)

[1978]
Lyrics and Music by Warren Zevon and Jorge Calderon
Palabras y Música por Warren Zevon y Jorge Calderon
Album: Excitable Boy

El álbum "Excitable Boy" de Warren Zevon incluye una canción llamada "Veracruz" en referencia a la ocupación estadounidense de 1914.
Describe la batalla y caos desde el punto de vista de un residente de Veracruz. En el último verso, en español traducido al inglés, el personaje dice: "Aquel día yo juré / hacia el puerto volveré / aunque el destino cambio mi vida / en Veracruz moriré".

[2004]
Lyrics and Music by Willie Adler
Album: Ashes of the Wake

[1986]
Album: Master Of Puppets

[2001]
Lyrics & Music by Tuomas Holopainen
Album: Over the Hills and Far Away (EP)

[1997]
Album: XXX

"Ho imparato a sognare" è il quarto ed ultimo singolo estratto da XXX, il terzo album della rock band Negrita. Il trio comico Aldo, Giovanni e Giacomo ha scelto questa canzone per la colonna sonora del loro primo film Tre uomini e una gamba uscito nelle sale cinematografiche alla fine del 1997. Grazie al brano, XXX ha superato le 100.000 copie, diventando disco di platino.
La canzone è stata reinterpretata nel 2009 da Fiorella Mannoia ed estratta come primo singolo dall'omonimo album di cover. Il singolo è entrato in rotazione radiofonica a partire dal 6 novembre 2009. Del brano è stato realizzato anche un videoclip per la regia di Gaetano Morbioli.

[2006]
Album: For Blood and Empire

[2009]
Songwriters: Billie Joe Armstrong, David Bowie, Michael Pritchard, Frank E. Wright III;
Album: 21st Century Breakdown

"21 Guns" was released to modern rock radio stations on May 25, 2009, although it had already been played on some radio stations, such as KROQ in Los Angeles and 101.9 in New York City. In the radio edit, the song is over forty seconds shorter than the album version because the guitar solo is shortened and the beginning is cut out. The CD single and clear 7" single were released on July 14, 2009.
The song is featured on the soundtrack to Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, which was released on June 23, 2009. It became available for download on the music video game series Rock Band on July 7, 2009, along with the songs "East Jesus Nowhere" and "Know Your Enemy".
A live version was also released on 21 Guns Live EP in September 2009.

[1959]
Lyrics by Norman Buchan
Music: traditional (to the tune known as "Skippin Barfit Thro The Heather")

The Bonnie Pit Laddie (1975)

In September 1959, 47 men lost their lives in a coal mine near the town of Auchengeich when a faulty fan purifying the air in the colliery went on fire due to an electrical fault. The men were in bogies travelling to the coal face to start work, and due to the intense smoke they were abandoned just a few hundred yards from safety. The mine was eventually flooded to put out the fire; there was only one survivor from the crews. The Mining accident was one of the worst within the UK in the 20th century, widowing 41 women and leaving 76 children without a father.

In September 2009, a memorial was erected by the Auchengeich Miners Welfare honouring the forty-seven men who lost their lives in the Auchengeich mining disaster of 18 September, 1959. In the early hours of 19 November, 2009, part of the memorial – an uninsured bronze representation of a miner, worth between £35,000 and £40,000 – was stolen…

Les Routes Parfumées

Canzone léviane – Les Routes Parfumées – Marco Valdo M.I. – 2010
Cycle du Cahier ligné – 87

Les Routes Parfumées est la huitante-septième chanson du Cycle du Cahier ligné, constitué d'éléments tirés du Quaderno a Cancelli de Carlo Levi.

Décidément, Marco Valdo M.I. mon ami, les titres de tes canzones sont souvent bien étranges ou inattendus... Celui-ci est porteur d'une poésie lointaine qui me ravit tellement... On a comme une sensation d'immenses espaces un peu déserts et où le vent ramasse en un parfum unique le thym, la menthe, le pin, la rose et l'odeur puissante de la lavande et du mimosa. Mille couleurs envahissent ma bouche et mille saveurs tourbillonnent en ma pauvre tête d'âne soudain éwaré. D'où peuvent-elles bien venir tes routes parfumées que j'ai l'impression de sillonner depuis l'aube des siècles...

Elles viennent, Lucien l'âne mon ami, via Carlo... (Continues)

[1962]
Edizioni del Gallo, Milano 1962
Scritte tra il 1957 e il 1960
EP “Ballate della violenza” (I Dischi del Sole DS19)
Testi e musica:
Vitavisia (Giovanna Marini)
Ezio Cuppone
Ivan Della Mea



La grande e la piccola storia, la grande e la piccola violenza...

“[...] Fra il '57 e il '60, vengono alla luce le ballate de “La grande e la piccola violenza”. E' questo il momento in cui Della Mea [...], scandagliando con impietoso impeto tra ricordi ed immagini scolpitegli addosso dall'irrompere feroce dell'infanzia e dell'adolescenza, fustigate dalla furia bellica e dalle ferite post-belliche, dà un'impronta precisa al proprio impegno politico ed artistico.

Attraverso le vicende familiari ("la piccola violenza") – dove il padre, brigadiere fascista, rivive nei suoi momenti d'esultanza e in quelli di sconfitta [...], fino alla morte – egli riesce a costruire un magistrale affresco... (Continues)