The Clash -Sandinista
A work that is initially very difficult to assimilate, both in terms of duration and genres. However, most of the tracks are simply beautiful: If music could talk above all. more
Camel -Breathless
Great album, the perfect balance between prog and pop. more
Mad Season -Above
The definitive album of the movement that emerged in Seattle at the end of the eighties; a work that, personally, transcends any critical judgment, rising towards peaks of emotional sacredness like very few other albums. Songs that overwhelm you with their heart-wrenching, tormented Music but infuse unique, mystical sensations during the listening experience, thanks to Layne's voice, pure and devastating as never before in this collection. A desperate voice; a desperate man who will ultimately be defeated by his internal demons. more
Luca Carboni
Luca doesn't shoot up anymore, but unfortunately, he still sings. more
Tomba
The dark place to which every being is destined but does not want to admit or pretends not to know! more
Moratti
The most famous and thieving yellow teeth in Italy! more
David Guetta
All the negative stereotypes about house music embodied in a single person. more
Rambo
The only one capable of bringing down a helicopter with bow and arrows. more
Slipknot
It’s nice to see how bands are dismissed just because they belong to the Nu metal genre. Without even knowing the genre. You either love them or hate them. Their best is Iowa; with the latest albums, they’ve tried to reinvent themselves. Among the best Alternative and Nu bands, without a doubt. more
David Guetta
Do you know the "truzzi," "bimbimerda," "froci," and "troiette"? Take all the musical tastes (?????????) of these idiots and combine them into one man/woman? DAVID GUETTA more
Franco Battiato -Fetus
A brilliant debut for the Sicilian composer. It is likely the most naive and "accessible" of his trilogy from '72-'73, but already at first listen, one finds themselves trapped in an electronic-psychedelic-progressive chaos, punctuated here and there by poignant melodic openings (personally, I find the ending of "Meccanica," the harmonic motif of "Energia," and the brief "Mutazione" deeply moving). more
Alan Vega
HIS SONGS END! This is the only issue with his first three solo albums (but it also applies to what he did with Suicide). more
Tomba
There are worse things... more
Marotta / Griesgraber
One eye on the pan and one on the cat. more
Agnelli
One of the cancers of Italy more
Moratti
Pancev, Vampeta, Sforza, Pistone, Gresko, Rambert, Brechet, Recoba, Quaresma, Camara, Van der Meyde, Ze Elias....... ahhhh nice times... more
Van Der Graaf Generator -Godbluff
I mean van der graaf = pig strategy? more
Napalm Death
For over 30 years, the creators of a genre and the best. Second only to Carcass. Essential. more
Pierpaolo Capovilla
As a waiter, he wasn't that bad, the Capominchia... more
Pierpaolo Capovilla
How to blend together Carmelo Bene, Mayakovsky, Gramsci, Pasolini, Baudelaire, and other random figures to make the little kids listening feel intelligent. The Allevi of the alternatives, in short. more