In 1995 he wrote "Canto della possibilità di sopravvivere" for the saxophone of Michael Brecker and orchestra.

The "Messa per il tempo di guerra", dates from 1997 and was performed at the San Pietro a Majella Conservatoire of Naples.

Between 1999 and 2001, Paliotti conceived a series of compositions for the "I solisti del Teatro San Carlo", which were subsequently collected in a CD produced in 2006, entitled "Musica Obliqua".

Next, in 2001, came "Tarantella storta", a cd that won Paliotti an award in Germany and two in France. The concert with this repertoire visited 10 European countries.  

For the  2004 edition of the "Leuciana Festival" he wrote the theatre play in music  "Coppola Rossa" that led to the 2006 CD of the same name.  

In the same year, the Benetton Foundation commissioned a work that bore the name “Le Forme di Dioniso”. It was performed by the Quartetto Borciani at the Treviso “Palazzo Bomben”, together with vocalist Gianni Lamagna, with whom Paliotti has an ongoing artistic relationship and for whom he has written numerous pieces.  

He has realised over thirty records, the most relevant ones of which include: "Condannati a vagare sui mari", of 1996, featuring the first recordings of several of Schönberg’s “Brettl-Lieder”, and “La montagna fredda” (2004) containing an eclectic mixture of own compositions, and improvisations on themes taken from the classical Neapolitan tradition.  

Other partnerhips include:

Cinema: Roman Coppola, Georg Brintrup, Pappi Corsicato, Antonio Capuano and others.
Theatre: Mariano Rigillo, Moni Ovadia, Maurizio Scaparro, Cloris Brosca, Michele Monetta, Alessandro Haber, Ettore Massarese and others.