Gigi d'Agostino starts with two stylistically different sides-a typical Italo pop page and one with more violent technopop numbers. The 33 tracks of the double album are over -aisingly versatile - "Another Way" is created as an opener - Italopop a la Eiffel 65, including vocals. A little more progressive are the tracks "Elisir" and the top 5 hit "Bla Bla Bla", which can be heard again on CD two in the bass -heavy "Dark Mix". The spiced coversion of the Kershaw song "The Riddle", which sounds extremely Italian, is also successful, but will also delight the non-Italian ear. CD two is made to dance and therefore sounds violent in large disco. If you are familiar with something, you will find one or the other quote from various techno classics in D'Agostinos Tracks. "Movimento" is one of the c.
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