I'm surprised that no one has reviewed this little group yet. I believe that few musicians play reggae like they do, especially since they infuse all their jazz culture into it. Hebron's Gate is one of the albums of a lifetime! more
One of the essential albums of the blues. Nicknamed "Rockin' Chair" because of the cover, it is the second album of the "Howlin' Wolf," representing a kind of Bible for the music to come. "Spoonfool," "Tell Me," "Backdoor Man"... a great character, aided by the true "brains" of Chess, Mr. Dixon... History. more
Little to say, an "unstoppable giant" of live in 1971... Class, technique, blues/jazz/rock and Southern intertwining to create a unique sound. I have it in all possible versions, including the latest version in four LPs excellently restored... more
A "special" album for me. Year '72, the first solo work of "Uncle Jerry," unmistakable guitar, "Deal," "Sugaree," all memorable songs... more
I finally come to speak about one of those albums that shaped me, musically speaking; it was 1980 when, as a young, long-haired teenager, I purchased the double cassette of this Monument for a few thousand of those dear old Lire. An album I have listened to perhaps more than any other work, immediately captivated and overwhelmed by the over eighty minutes it contains; it seems almost superfluous to add anything else... "Comfortably Numb" is the track, one of my songs: THE SONG... more
The right kinds. more
What a struggle it is to keep up with these crazies. more
Eternal glory even just for "Raw Power." more
Made in Claudio Cecchetto. more
Sure! Please provide the text you'd like me to translate. more
The shit of a cow smells less than this being. more
Exactly what one could expect from Kula Shaker after "K" and also for this underrated since its release, when instead it has the same inspiration as the debut in its blend of psychedelic pop rock and Indian sounds. more
In 1989, Grant's first solo work was released after the breakup of Husker Du; a separation that leaves its mark on the suffering, intimate, and calm songs heard in this album. Two years have passed since the split with Bob, marking the end of an irreplaceable friendship and artistic partnership; the boy from Minneapolis does everything by himself, playing the instruments and singing with that clumsy yet effective voice of his. "All Of My Senses" is the beginning: six minutes with a serene retro keyboard sound. more
The greatest artist of all time, a GENIUS, number 1. more
Very good, but I would only place him in the top 5. Number 1 is NONNO BENITO, the best artist, the GREATEST man in all of history. Without him, Italy would be in the hands of the communists. more
This is the Sugar, raw and cane, that I prefer; among the best examples of Power-Pop after the end of Bob's unforgettable first group... F.U.E.L... more
But how big is "Out"? more
The greatest technical thrash metal band in history. Their first 5 works are 5 gems, technical, abrasive, powerful, intricate, but also revealing a certain taste for melodies. Three geniuses, I would say. My favorite is No More Colour. more
I can't give a 5 because they lasted too short, alas. Raging Steel and Deception Ignored, however, remain two gems. The latter, in particular, I think is one of the most cerebral and structured thrash albums I've ever had the pleasure of listening to. A fantastic band with a career that was too brief. more
Better Nìce or I Gatti Di Vicolo Miracoli? more