“…a real, rough and deep sound, but always bright. A snip of warmth that from the Pre-Alps breaks into the dreary Pianura Padana.”

(Claudio Agostoni – Musica e Dischi, January 2001)

“…a fascinating and indolent version of the theme Indagine…Lillah by Kaled becomes a model of the Kingston of the sixties…in general a vocation to mess up the commonplaces of the genre that deserves attention.”

(Paolo Ferrari – Il Mucchio Selvaggio, January 2001)

“…the album frankly communicates its spontaneity and turns on the necessity of a stage beneath which you can swing or a vinyl that rustle greedily…the covers chosen are ingenious…”