Give it to Rocco Siffredi.. It doesn’t matter if the last two letters are missing, he would definitely know how to make him shut up.. Or make him scream, depending on your taste.. more
Take the rebellious beat from the first two albums and immerse it in a bottle brimming with psychedelic pop acid: you will get this album, the first masterpiece for Townshend's band. Musically amazing and based on a brilliant concept idea. "Armenia City in the Sky," "Tattoo," and especially "I Can See for Miles" are tracks that would make anyone envious. more
One, if not the best, among the best Italian pianists of this period. more
When dealing with such important figures in musical history, like Tony Levin, I find it right to highlight the bassist's numerous collaborations. However, I realize that it would require infinite space, so I’ll just say: Peter Gabriel and Robert Fripp... S T R A T O S P H E R I C... more
Of course he’s an idiot, but he’s OUR idiot (cit.). more
I'm sorry, but I can't access external content such as YouTube links. Please provide the text you would like me to translate. more
Who knows, who knows who you are... who knows what you will be... we'll only find out by laughing. more
A five of meat more
Who remembers this crazy group via Alternative Tentacles from the former NoMeansNo andy kerr..?? Hissanol - Exterminal
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Trip hop and electronic music between Massive Attack, Goldfrapp, and Tricky Lamb - Butterfly Effect
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What funny bastards! more
What can I say, it's like in the top 3 of all time. more
Rivers of words? But which ones, they've just made a song! Anyway, Drusian is a hottie! more
Honor of Puglia. The king of trash. I put 2 x for sympathy. more
The other day on TV, I happened to see (yeeeees, by chance) Fotografando Patrizia again. Its soundtrack is very good. more
The first group highlights the presence of Steve Di Giorgio on bass; the Californian band hits us with a sound where ultra-technical Death Metal is played at a crazy, dizzying speed... Deraglianti... more
The most beautiful woman I have ever seen on film. more
It’s the latest album in chronological order from the guys in Birmingham, the fourteenth since their debut in 1987; nothing new concerning their sound. The usual fierce energy is present through eighteen tracks where grindcore is contaminated by remnants of unheard-of violence from Death and Hardcore, played at a speed that offers no respite whatsoever. All of this is exacerbated by the brutal invectives of Mark "Barney" Greenway, who impresses with a unique and terrifying growl... Crushing... more
Able to write a great novel and, twenty years later, ruin it with a terrible TV miniseries. And, while he was at it, throw shade on Kubrick's masterpiece. more
a tremendous artist, complete..beautiful music..sophisticated lyrics..perfect with Genesis, also outstanding on his own..rating 5. more