NOFX
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Rancid
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George Orwell
Certo! Inviami il testo che desideri tradurre. more
Stan Laurel
I don't know if you've put them together (I couldn't find them), but I just wanted to say that STAN & OLLIE have been the greatest comedy duo of all time. Like the true greats, by the way, just to avoid saying the usual things, what I love about them, aside from their extraordinary talent, is their surprising modernity, their irreverence and boldness in relation to the times they lived in. Unmatched. more
NOFX
I want my 16 years back! more
Miles Davis
“I could put together the greatest rock & roll band you ever heard...” - Miles Davis more
Joy Division
The seminal greatness of this group is needless to emphasize; Joy Division, with their minimalism—so far removed from iconoclastic and "flashy" bands like Bauhaus or Virgin Prunes—changed the history of rock, creating a unique and unmistakable blend. I will always be grateful to Ian Curtis for his sensitivity, greatness, and humanity in knowing how to transform art into something epidermal. Thank you, Ian. more
Area
My absolute favorites. 5 is obviously far too few. Innovation, experimentation, avant-garde, mastery. A significant part of Italian music died in a hospital room in New York on June 13, 1979. I can't help but cry when I think of who dominates the Italian charts today. more
Paolo Conte
Casalpusterlengo for us. more
Renato Zero
Original and exuberant singer-songwriter later appointed as a professor of Potions and Defense Against the Dark Arts at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Too bad he was killed by Lord Voldemort at the end of the seventh book to gain mastery over the Elder Wand; who knows how his artistic career could have continued. more
The Mothers of Invention -Uncle Meat
It's really hard for me to choose a favorite album by the Mothers from Freak Out! to Weasels. This one competes with Absolutely Free. Right now, it's on repeat. The symphony of chaos. more
Paolo Conte -900
"...like an old cook in a kitchen
scolds the ghosts of gourmets
in a slow lullaby? ..." Only he could conjure up the ghosts of gourmets, unmatched. more
Paola & Chiara
The musical proposal has simply eclipsed in the face of the lesbo-incestuous suggestions that have always been ridden (not only in a figurative sense…). It’s hard to be credible when you insist on such an image. Anyway, they are part of that large group of girls who, inexplicably, prefer a music-singing career over a pornographic one… Girls, you’ve chosen the wrong profession!! more
Mauro Repetto
A musical figure destined to enter legend, his story could remind one of Syd Barrett, given the aura of mystery surrounding the lives of these two characters since they left their respective bands. He is the perfect exemplification of the saying "chi lascia la strada vecchia per la nuova sa quel che lascia ma non sa quel che trova." His solo album is undoubtedly better than all the musical output of Max Pezzali since 1995. more
Bigas Luna
Aside from a couple of decent films, it was really terrible. more
tUnE-YaRdS
One of the "New Kinda Woman" of post-indie. Creative and eccentric, schizo and sincere; with her lo-fi hodgepodge of indie, folk, jazz, world, hip-hop, and avant-garde, Merrill 'tUnE-YaRdS' Garbus helps to finally give a stable shape to post-pop. more
Primus
And now Tim is back too. more
Buck 65
More Hip than Hop. Richard Terfry, aka Buck 65, is, in spirit, a bohemian. A Tom Waits of rap, injecting alternating doses of beatnik/junkie poeticism and healthy sarcasm into his loose rhymes. A wizard of turntablism whose experimentalism strays from MC orthodoxy but not from the genre's canons. more
Yngwie J. Malmsteen
When Bach and technical metal merge to break through the sound barrier. The legendary "Rising Force" is an erupting volcano. more