I wasn't born for gratification... more
Not one of their best from the '00s; just one of their best, period. more
How much it gets on my nerves. more
In the beginning, they were legendary and leaned towards Prog. Later on, they settled into the Pop trend, but they are still appreciable. Since they removed the orchestra, I haven't paid much attention to them anymore. more
Come on. You only turn sixteen once, and then that's it. more
When the transition happens from Waters' voice to his, it gives me goosebumps. And besides having a beautiful voice, he is also a stylish guitarist. more
In the version of "Cat People" for Inglourious Basterds, it has a unique voice! more
Around the world x144 more
I've always thought she was a copy of Bowie. more
In the desert you can remember your name 'cause there ain't no one for to give you no pain. more
A beautiful voice, beautiful songs, and moreover, she doesn't abuse her body for success (even though, in fact, she can't do that). Nowadays, however, a girl like that is rare. more
I appreciate them but I don’t listen to them, they give me a headache. more
Classic 80s band, some famous tracks. more
Honest post-grunge rock, without grand flights of fancy. But very, very skilled. more
Annoying, really annoying. Or at least, they would be if I listened to their songs. more
"We're a bunch of assholes, we are" (quote from "Rotta per casa di Dio"). more
I correct the definition after studying it. He did good things both in the earlier period and in the later one. He was both commercial and extremely underground. 3 balls and something more. more
Absolutely great from his debut to Manifesti. Superb subsequent independent production. Someone who hasn't sold out to TV and musical reality shows. A true nomen omen. P.S.: he’s still successful! more
Celebrated and exquisite authors of a subdued nocturnal trip-hop. Alongside their peers Portishead and Tricky, they share introspective and slightly alienated atmospheres, but Massive Attack shifts everything towards an "urban" dimension, perhaps demonstrating even more color and oblique influences, as well as more pronounced hip-hop roots. "Blue Lines" and "Mezzanine" are pure masterpieces. more
By now, there's an unwritten rule that if you have Capt. Beefheart, Velvet Underground, and Led Zeppelin in your playlist, the presence of Ligabue among your listens detonates your total incomprehension. Anyway, a decent singer-songwriter... the first three albums are at least listenable. The third one is a bit underrated (considering, though, the crap he's churned out afterward). more