Lana Del Rey
True as her big lips, useless, harmful, she doesn't even know how to sing. @Better if you really care: Ingrandisci questa immagine more
Eternal Elysium
Heavy and "doomy" psychedelia from Japan. Their "Spiritualized D" (year 2000) is among the coolest albums in the genre. Load bongs + volume crunch. more
Björk
As a woman, I’ll skim over that, since I’m here to talk about music. And speaking of music, I loved and continue to love works like "Post", and especially the icy electronics of "Vespertine". I didn't mind "Medulla" either... Then, she got lost too. The rest is just tavern talk; I couldn’t care less if it's as ugly as a putrefied rat... I'm not going to sleep with it! more
Bonnie "Prince" Billy -I See A Darkness
Tears record. No more, no less.. more
Bob Dylan -John Wesley Harding
Less overwhelming than the previous one (could it be otherwise?) But, if the subsequent albums are to be forgotten, this remains a beautiful country album. more
Bob Dylan -Bringing It All Back Home
Oh my goodness. A groundbreaking turn for the minstrel of Duluth, here the great tracks are endless. more
Franco Battiato -Sulle Corde di Aries
An evocative album, with extraordinary beauty. more
Franco Battiato -Pollution
Areknames, Beta, Plancton, Pollution: a terrifying sequence for one of the best albums by the Sicilian artist. more
Franco Battiato -Fetus
I had just been born and already felt inside my heart... more
Yes -Going For The One
Great album, the best since Relayer. Oh, is Relayer the one before? Well. more
Yes -Big Generator
Perhaps not entirely to be discarded, but certainly a disappointing, trendy pop album. A band I have overestimated. more
Björk
Well, I admit I’ve only really listened to "Post" and a few other songs here and there, but it didn't grab me at all.. I don't like the way she uses her (beautiful) voice; sometimes it's cloying.. However, I admire her because she is eclectic and still does what she loves to do.. more
Blues Traveler -Blues Traveler
I’ve been revisiting these days with the Spin Doctors, with whom they had quite a bit in common. One of the first CDs I bought, this debut (year 1990) by the Princeton band led by the incredible harmonica player John Popper, is almost entirely played on a funky-blues groove where the powerful bass of the late Bobby Sheehan took center stage. more
Björk
half girl half fairy, magnificent voice and extraordinary arrangements... almost always wonderfully enchanting. more
Björk
it would be a non-vote... because I have never understood why she is so idolized, while perhaps the equivalent hatred from the other half of the world is a consequence of the first factor... anyway, I will never go beyond listening to the two albums I have known so far. more
The Who
I'm guaranteed to break your little heart more
Björk
You're so ugly that even suppositories don't want to get involved with you. more
Queensrÿche
Until "Empire" they are indisputable. What comes after is probably something they themselves don't even know what it is. more
Franco D'Andrea
For me, the best in Italy. more