BWB -Groovin'
Great album more
Foo Fighters
It seems that Grohl in an old single sings: HIS POWER THE BEST (of you). Overall, they're quite nice. more
Tommy Ramone
He can be considered the true founder of the Ramones; he went from being a manager to playing the drummer. He only played two tempos: "fast and faster," and he did it wonderfully. Great man, R.I.P. more
Lorin Maazel
Greetings to you Maestro and your joyful New Year's concerts. more
BWB
Beautiful Jazz, very diverse and always interesting. more
Katatonia -Dead end kings
It's the ninth studio album released in 2012 by the Swedish band; their ongoing evolutionary musical journey, while still retaining all those characteristics of a sound that has never ceased to evoke in me an uncommon fascination in the Metal realm. And it is the track that opens the collection, "The Parting," that sweeps me away emotionally once again, in a crescendo that culminates in a majestic guitar sound with a progressive flavor and a syncopated drum...CHILLING... more
Foo Fighters
Pure shit. When is the good old Dave Grohl getting the hell out? He's been around for way too long, he's really been a pain in the ass! more
Dee Dee Ramone
Dee Dee Ramone: the most Punk of the quintessential Punk group... And rest assured that from today in the "celestial" rehearsal room, you, Joey, and Johnny will finally be able to count on the support behind the drums of your buddy Tommy... HEY HO LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!! more
Miracle of Sound
Rock worth four cents, good only for being part of some video game. more
Neil Young -On the Beach
The intensity and emotion with which this record is played make it simply unique. The title track and "See the Sky about the Rain" are simply heartbreaking in their resignation, while the two blues tracks (especially "Revolution") are incredibly tight and badass. "Ambulance Blues" is the INFINITE. A masterpiece of Crazy Horse, closing the trilogy of pain. more
Claudio Lolli -Ho visto anche degli zingari felici
One of the 10 Italian albums of all time (maybe 5, who knows). I believe no Italian singer-songwriter in the 70s reached these heights, NOBODY. A masterpiece, a single suite of 45 minutes enriched by excellent lyrics, jazz and progressive nuances. "Anna di Francia" and "Primo Maggio di Festa" make you cry. Fall in love with the Zingari Felici. more
Kraan
Interesting kraut fusion free jazz. more
Roedelius
Brilliant with Cluster and as a solo artist. Quantity and quality. more
Harold Budd
Great composer of classical new age avant-garde electronic music. more
Nick Drake -Pink Moon
Poetry, purity, fragility. All in less than half an hour. Tears. more
Depeche Mode
But pop-electronic groups like them are a dream these days! Now there are all these hip-house groups competing to see who can blast the speakers the hardest, but with zero substance! They were commercial but also creative in playing with electronic sounds! And even now they are; they've modernized and adapted to the times but still maintain that skill in mixing sounds, so much so that even just their recent productions can sweep away the entire modern clubbing scene. more
R.E.M. -Murmur
Full eight for this explosive debut... truly, truly beautiful, the maturity of the band is already evident... really remarkable, and Michael Stipe possesses one of the most touching and heartfelt voices that have ever existed. more
The Marshall Tucker Band -The Marshall Tucker Band
Debut in 1973 for the Georgia band Southern, a mix of country, blues, and jazz that made the band one of the most influential in the genre. At the helm of the sextet was guitarist Toy Caldwell, a songwriter, excellent musician, and vocalist on some tracks, including the famous "Can't You See," perhaps the most well-known in the band's repertoire... more