Michael Jackson
Sure, in 2009 they pierced our brains, fostering the necrophilic instinct inherent in every being. Now, coldly, I say a musically sufficient artist with nice pieces. more
Paola & Chiara
Not bad, and especially good for a wank at 13. I give it a 2 just for the second aspect... more
Cosmic Jokers
Cosmic travels. more
Pantera
Pantera are not just a band, they are a state of mind. more
Queensrÿche -Operation: Mindcrime
History, just this word to define it. more
Grateful Dead
Among the greatest of all time. Immense. more
Eagles
"The Eagles, for example, make nice songs, but every note is predictable, you know exactly what’s going to happen" (Bob Dylan, 1984) more
The Velvet Underground
What can I say, one of my all-time favorite bands! more
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Never liked them too much, in the progressive realm I prefer something else. more
Primus
Les Claypool is THE bassist. more
The Doors
The End more
Barry McGuire -Eve Of Destruction
Year 1965, war in Vietnam, Cold War, tensions in the Middle East, fear of an impending world conflict. Sloan creates one of the toughest and most famous folk protest songs of all time, a generational anthem brought to fame by Oklahoma City singer Barry McGuire. Aside from the title track, a timeless masterpiece, the album is solid, featuring some Dylan covers and an excellent version of the traditional "Sloop John B," popularized the following year by the Beach Boys. more
Sam Raimi
Guys, some still think that Tarantino is better than him. Like it or not, Evil Dead 2 is the definitive film. more
Lily Allen
One of the few, perhaps the only one, who knows how to not take herself too seriously while making good music at the same time. And she’s beautiful, oh. more
Eric Burdon
Seventy-three today and not feeling it, one of the greatest voices of rock... The Animals - The House of the Rising Sun - La Casa del Sol Naciente (Mejor Audio y Video)
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R.E.M. -Automatic For The People
After the worldwide success of "Out Of Time," R.E.M. decided not to do promotional tours for the album, and the following year, in 1992, another album was already released. This work almost entirely abandons the electric component, featuring a series of songs where acoustic intimacy becomes the common thread: from the initially calm "Drive" to the ballad with enveloping orchestral embellishments of "Everybody Hurts," and finally arriving at one of the band's most beautiful pieces, "Man Of The Moon." more
Nick Drake
The transience of youth and life. "Pink Moon" is unbearable. more
Tom Smith
Wow, how much weight has the lead singer of Editors gained? more
Michelle Hunziker
Her performance in "Alex l'ariete" is more than enough to classify her. more
Davide Van De Sfroos
Good old Bernasconi! The language doesn’t make any sense, but the attempt is brave. more