Terrence Malick -To The Wonder
The only reason to rewatch this movie is to count the exact number of lines spoken by Ben Affleck. But also the final monologue of the priest-Bardem, "Cristo a destra, Cristo a sinistra, Cristo nel corazòn...", what a touching moment, uh... more
Van Der Graaf Generator -Godbluff
Is this madness just the recurring wave of total e motion, or a hide for the Undercover Man... more
Lucio Battisti
The greatest Italian musical genius, alongside Franco Battiato. From the first album to Hegel, a brilliant career dotted with authentic masterpieces. And it's no coincidence that a certain David Bowie noticed this before many others. more
Richard Wright
The few songs by the Floyd sung by him are memorable. For me, it's also a beautiful voice. more
Franco Battiato -Sulle Corde di Aries
Homogeneous, stretched, and crazy. A stunning lysergic journey, divided between progressive, experimentation, electronics, and psychedelia. In my opinion, the pinnacle of the remarkable trilogy from the years '72 to '73. Light-years ahead. When I listen to it, now and then a ship passes by. more
Lucio Battisti -Anima Latina
The pinnacle of Battisti, between poetry, South America, and avant-garde, one of the most beautiful Italian albums ever. "Embrace her, embrace them, embrace yourself," "Anonymous," title track, and "Time Machine" are the masterpieces. Like in a book by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, magical realism. more
King Crimson -Red
ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE! more
Country Joe & The Fish -Electric Music For Mind And Body
One of the albums that best represents '67 more
NOFX
One of the best bands of all time! Only God is better than them! more
Michael Bay
Michael Bay's movies = BOOM...BOOM......RATATATATATATATATA TATATATATA...CRASH...PUM PUM PUM TATATATA...FAP FAP FAP...BUUUUURP PROOOOT...PTUH.... more
Katy Perry
To make this bitch enjoy herself, not even the cannons of Navarone will suffice. more
Opeth -Damnation
The album that one wouldn't expect from an extreme group like Opeth; it’s the skillful hands of Steven Wilson that guide the Swedish combo in a largely acoustic work, rich in intimate and relaxing moments in their flow, far from the Death fury of their early days. The track "Closure" is intensely chilling, my favorite: a song that develops with a steady growth, leading to the instrumental conclusion where the guitars of Mikael and Peter weave a tapestry with an Arabic flavor. more
ACxDC
I don't understand all these critical definitions. Rotting in abundance ACxDC - Antichrist Demoncore LP [2014]
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John Mellencamp
John Mellencamp, born in 1951; throughout his magnificent forty-year musical career, he has always remained true and consistent to his sacred word: an inner fire, an unwavering spirit... Necessary, even for future generations. more
Giuliano Palma
a shit that’s half enough more
AC/DC
They compete in burping contests with Guns N' Roses at the porchetta festivals. more
Giuliano Palma
a really ugly thing. But ugly, ugly, ugly though. more