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According to the book Adriano Celentano. Incorrigible Romantic and Rebel, it is "a very important album" in Celentano's discography. All the songs on the album talk about the issues "the singer felt the need to talk about". Celentano wrote all the songs himself, except the first one, the rock'n'roll standard "Ready Teddy", which "seems to demonstrate Adriano's music preferences" and energetically starts the album off. Side 2 opens with the song "Disse", in which the singer "addresses people on behalf of God." In other songs, as the book's author notes, Celentano "talks about pressing social problems: corruption, speculation, drugs, urbanization, environmental pollution, that is, about everything that can be called the evils of the century."
