Procol Harum
Pioneers of rock, especially symphonic, and of prog. Great musicians, spermatogenetic. A lifetime of 5 stars, no less nonsense. For the ignorant ones who don’t think of them as anything special. more
King Crimson
Masters of Progressive Rock. more
The Jimi Hendrix Experience
An experience too toga to be defined. more
Egg
Even these, very very very advanced. more
Procol Harum
Only 4 definitions for these? Curious, so many of you fill your mouth with prog and ignore them. "Shine on Brightly" is simply excellent. more
Burial
The voice of desolation more
Boards of Canada
An orgasm for the ears more
Aphex Twin
The Mozart of electronic music... The most innovative and brilliant artist of contemporary music. more
Van der Graaf Generator
Fantastic, Peter Hammill is for me "the" voice of Progressive Rock. more
William Ackerman
"Conferring With the Moon" and Leopardi's "Canto notturno." I don't need anything else to sleep peacefully. more
Jon Spencer
stunning in presenting the dirtiest, most outrageous and necrophilic blues I've ever heard, first in pussy galore and then in Jsbe. for me, immense. more
Radiohead
I love them; for me, the only mediocre work they've done so far is the last one, "The King Of Limbs." more
Nine Inch Nails
"God is dead, and no one cares, if there is a hell, I'll see you there!" more
Nine Inch Nails
my purity you stole more
DJ Gruff
a piece of shit more
The Beatles
"It was twenty years ago today! Sgt. Pepper taught the band to play! They've been going in and out of style! But they're guaranteed to raise a smile!" more
Opeth
Genius up to "Blackwater Park," very good "Deliverance" and "Damnation," then a sharp decline. "Heritage" rather embarrassing in my opinion. more
Velvet Underground Revival
In 1967, two geniuses like J.J. Cale and Lou Reed crossed paths with a blonde angel. A German model with a unique and personal voice, it was the beginning of a legend... more
Joni Mitchell -Court And Spark
It’s incredible what a series of fantastic albums Magnifica managed to produce in the 70s. In my opinion, this is another masterpiece, perhaps just a notch below those from the Jazz period and "Blue," but still superb. There are already the first signs of change, and then there’s “Free Man In Paris,” and just this alone would be enough for a 5 in my book. more