Juventus
I don't love her and I don't hate her
Am I the only one in the world???
However, the coat of arms matters more
Inter
When you are born an Inter fan, you can't change. more
Led Zeppelin
I like them more when they don't make noise. more
Jimi Hendrix
Someone has placed him in fourth place in a hypothetical ranking. more
Supertramp
The lyrics of
Logical Song suit me
Musically prepared
Records made with the mold more
Orietta Berti
Tipitipiti' world masterpiece more
Sting
I Remember Ace, for those crazy days more
Vladimir Vladimirovič Putin
Now you've really broken our balls more
Illuminati Congo
I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that. more
Darth Vader
You breathe softly to avoid making noise. more
Arthur Machen -Il cerchio verde
The last true masterpiece of Arthur Machen. more
Ivo Torello -La casa delle conchiglie
A novel that combines Restif de la Bretonne with Lovecraft. more
Death in June -Essence!
The usual reheated soup from Douglas P.? more
Dante Virgili
The author of the only Italian Nazi novel. more
Arthur Russell
Questo è un ragazzo che si siede con un violoncello e suona e canta in un modo che nessuno su questa terra ha mai fatto prima e che nessuno farà mai più. more
Griffin
In that photo face among humans, Meg (in the dark) and the legendary Brian strangely don't even make me laugh for half a second!!! more
Klaus Wiese
The guru of transcendent drone-ambient music. more
Valerio Evangelisti
A great one, he renewed fantasy literature (mixing science fiction, Gothic, and historical novel) making himself known abroad where he was highly regarded, especially in France. more
Blue Öyster Cult -Blue Öyster Cult
A good debut for the Culto dell'Ostrica Blu (one of the coolest band names ever), which for me remains a really great "classic rock" group with various shades of stylistic eclecticism that color their songs and albums here and there (a bit of Blues, a touch of light psychedelia, some vague sci-fi-dark atmospheres, all characteristics well present in this first album). These Americans have a nice personal style and an interesting compositional modus operandi, with a collective writing approach that involves groups of collaborators outside the core band who contribute to the writing of the songs, especially the lyrics. That said, they are less original and unique than I've sometimes heard them described, but that does not take away from their skill. This self-titled debut album doesn’t quite reach the heights of the two subsequent albums but it’s good. My favorites are "Transmaniacon MC," "Then Came The Last Days of May" (one of the only two songs written by a single member of the group, Roeser in this case who obviously sings it as well), a ballad that demonstrates their good taste for melodies, and "Workshop of the Telescope," an acid gem with an irregular and slightly distorted flow, showcasing their more "psych" side. But aside from three songs that remain merely "pleasant" and nothing more, the rest is of excellent quality, including a little classic like "Cities on Flame," a great piece, or the other psych-wavy "She's as Beautiful as a Foot." Always a great album to listen to again. more