Rumore
by Barbara Tomasino · 2012
Celebrates an unleashed rock'n'roll, a double record with the best of both albums plus a live set, and singles out Charlie Out's voice and a version of Can't Take My Eyes Off You.
Press
What the music press wrote when The Vindicators came back with Greatest Hits. “Lunga vita ai The Vindicators” (long live The Vindicators), In Your Eyes concludes.
From the magazines
Greatest Hits reviews · 2012 · click a clipping to enlarge it
Rockerilla
by Aldo Chimenti · 2012
Calls it a necessary, unmissable revival and values the live disc, with 18 songs recorded on stage.
Il Venerdì di Repubblica — Cult
unsigned · 2012
A short review presenting the band as large and loud, explaining the record's title and recommending it to fans of The Fuzztones and Frigidaire Tango.
Il Mucchio Selvaggio
by Aurelio Pagini · 2012
Sees in The Vindicators a change of course from Frigidaire Tango, towards the roots of rock'n'roll, R&B, beat and blues, and praises the original material and the live set.
Blow Up — Mod Revival
by Paolo Bertoni · 2012
Places the record in the 80s revival and highlights the unreleased tracks, the live second CD and the guest spot of The Fleshtones' Streng and Milhizer on All Around the World.
Online
Metallus
by Stefano Panzeri · 20 July 2012
The band's full story and the record's tracklist; points to the live show as their main strength.
Read on Metallus ↗In Your Eyes
by Francesco Cerisola · 28 May 2012
Praises the energy of disc one and the archive revival; closes with “lunga vita ai The Vindicators” (long live The Vindicators).
Read on In Your Eyes ↗Indie-eye
by Fabiana Giovanetti · 13 June 2012
Reads it as a tour through blues history: rockabilly, Delta, Chicago, funk-rock, surf and punk.
Read on Indie-eye ↗The summaries are ours. The clippings are reproduced for documentation.