Classy jazz fusion. more
French space disco. more
when evaluating an artist, we should try to assess them as such and not based on their personal life because... everything else is boredom! more
Don't you have a definition for this disco dance myth? more
Beautiful. Very beautiful. For me, their best. more
You damn rockers, leave these kids alone! They are beautiful and have a magnificent voice. There's no need to be jealous, and by the way, you’re still stuck in 2010. Check it out, they’ve released 2 albums in the meantime, get informed! more
his riffs were so massive they could be seen from space more
A crazy, loose cannon, the terror of bats and doves. In his spare time, also one of the best frontmen of all time. more
Spicy jazz on the sand more
A splendid debut, filled with gems accompanied by a beautiful bottle-neck slide guitar. At the time, it was one of my favorite albums, and we're talking about a year, 1991, full of many masterpieces... more
Now, now listened to after a little eternity, short and full of little gems like "Shead a Tear," "Little Things in Life," and the atmospheric "Two Lovers".... then at the dawn of the 90s it captured me. 3.5 more
Watermelon Man more
The greatest shirt seller in Italy, even better than Roberto Da Crema! more
Of course, the performances in "C'eravamo tanto amati," "Pane e cioccolata," or in the second chapter of "I soliti ignoti" ("L'audace colpo") and the television version of Pinocchio by Comencini are not easily forgotten. Memorable also is the interpretation of a gem of popular song like "Tanto pe' cantà" by Petrolini and Simeoni. more
"Originally, comics were in the hands of writers whose task was to expand the imagination of an audience ranging from 9 to 13 years old. Nowadays, these comics target men in their 40s or 50s. Someone then coined the term 'graphic novel', which is a way to justify their ongoing love for Green Lantern or Spider-Man, without it making them appear childish." A.M. more
For me, the greatest Italian actor of the last 50 years, on par with Volontè. Forget about Gassman (who was still a monster, right? Let's not get it twisted). more
The greatest of all. more
A giant, a son of a bitch. He represented the average Italian more in the bad than the good and not only that. A complete actor, he had an extra gear, no, two...three...all frickin' out of this world! more
The greatest living filmmaker. more