Tutti morimmo a stento
Fabrizio De André · 1968
33 min · 10 tracks · traditional folk music
A haunting blend of traditional folk melodies and poignant storytelling envelops the listener in a melancholic atmosphere.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- steady narrative progression throughout
- haunting storytelling with depth
- melancholic atmosphere for reflection
- short interludes enhancing engagement
Maybe skip if you want
- seeking upbeat, high-energy tracks
- prefer standalone hits over cohesion
Where this album fits
- Themes
- social justice narratives· folk traditions· addiction commentary
- Career context
- Released in 1968, 'Tutti morimmo a stento' is Fabrizio De André's third studio album, following his acclaimed 'Volume I'. At this point in his career, De André was establishing himself as a prominent voice in Italian music, known for his poetic lyrics and ability to address social issues through song.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Lucinda Williams· Nick Drake· Leonard Cohen
- Sounds like this from elsewhere
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Songs of Leonard Cohen by Leonard Cohen — Shares poetic storytelling and melancholic themes, steeped in folk tradition.Pink Moon by Nick Drake — Captures a haunting atmosphere with introspective lyrics and delicate melodies.Diamonds & Rust by Joan Baez — Features traditional folk elements and poignant narratives addressing social issues.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Cantico dei drogati 7:07
- 2 Primo intermezzo 1:57
- 3 Leggenda di Natale 3:14
- 4 Secondo intermezzo 1:56
- 5 Ballata degli impiccati 4:20
- 6 Inverno 4:11
- 7 Girotondo 3:07
- 8 Terzo intermezzo 2:10
- 9 Recitativo (Due invocazioni e un atto di accusa) 0:47
- 10 Corale (Leggenda del re infelice) 4:58
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