Yellowjackets
Refined fusion. Excellent musicians. more
Porcupine Tree
"In Absentia" (for me their masterpiece), "Lightbulb Sun", "Stupid Dream", "Fear Of A Blank Planet" and "Nil Recurring": I’d say that’s more than enough for a 5. more
Airbag
The return of Pink Floyd! more
Nick Drake
Impossible to forget his music. more
Nick Drake
"Take your time and you’ll be fine, and say a prayer for people there who live on the floor. And if you see what’s meant to be don’t name the day or try to say: it happened before..." more
The Cars
They represent that side of the New Wave that I like the least, I won’t deny it. But it must be acknowledged that they have written pages of remarkable Pop, certain groups - and covers like that of "Candy-O"... - deserve a permanent place in memory. more
Santana -Lotus
Santana has never been a favorite of mine (except for the first and Abraxas, phenomenal albums), but this live recording, bought at least three years ago and never listened to, is surprising. Here, Carlos, polished and "mystical," showcases all his skills, supported by a kick-ass band. A great listen... more
R.E.M.
One of the best bands of the last century. But now the inevitable proggarolo Talebano Riccardone will show up to say that they didn't know how to play. more
Prince
A nice vegetable soup, all considered quite successful, at least up to a certain point. Then it started changing its name every two weeks, and I didn’t understand a damn thing anymore. more
The Smashing Pumpkins
Pretty cool, although the bald guy's voice sounds like the meowing of a cat stuck in the exhaust of a 127. more
Lucio Dalla
If Dalla has been dead for twenty years, it's been twenty years since the deaf have increased... more
Gabriele Salvatores
The best Italian director after (or on par with) Mario Monicelli... overrated my ass. more
New Found Glory
pure punk rock! more
Yes -Fragile
The perhaps most complete album in their catalog, not a song alike another, from the lengthy and symphonic-tinged track to the more upbeat one, from the piece centered on acoustic guitar to the one focused on drums, moving through the one centered on bass... more
Yes -The Yes Album
The sound still feels a bit "old," Tony Kaye is not yet the right man and he is not very present... but the band is already showing what they're made of after two rather forgettable albums. more
Yes -Tales From Topographic Oceans
There’s little to be done; I think it should be appreciated precisely for its almost overwhelming pompousness! Not appreciating its pomposity is almost equivalent to renouncing the nature of progressive music, which often aims to be pretentious! It’s a bit like loving cooking and not appreciating a hearty cake! Okay, the four suites may not flow as smoothly as in the previous three albums, but progressive isn’t exactly meant to be fluid! more
Sigmund Freud
a twisted and perverse drug addict. a madman. that's why he was so successful. more
Thomas Vinterberg -Il sospetto
A Masterpiece that bites in the gut. And a gigantic Mikkelsen. more
Axl Rose
"Where do we go, now...?" I would say to go fuck ourselves, perhaps. more