Far from Roversiano's experimentalism, the musician from Bologna crafts a masterpiece of genuine gems that span between pop and rock. On "Anna e Marco" and "L'anno che verrà," a tear always falls. more
Velvet Underground & Nico is of indescribable beauty, Venus In Furs is an absolute masterpiece, if we don’t give 5 to these guys... more
So much originality more
Here too, extremely high levels. more
Probably the best, in my opinion. more
I remember it being difficult during the first listens. But then, after listening to it many times, I find it quite remarkable. more
A good trumpet. Great artist. more
Hurry up and die, because I want to uncork the sparkling wine... more
Misunderstood poet. more
Unique. Afro-urban music describable with two adjectives typical of electronic music; trance, due to the psychical state it induces, and glitch, due to the rough, metallic, and dirty sound resulting from the sound equipment used. A space-time bridge between the African village and the filthy suburbs of the metropolises. more
I revisited "The Impostor," which I hadn't seen in ages... his performance in that film should be shown to every acting school. There are many talented actors out there, but very few that leave an IMPACT... more
Great and innovative hard rock band: Steven Tyler, an excellent vocalist, Joe Perry, an efficient guitarist and creator of unforgettable riffs like "Walk This Way," "Mamakin," and "Love In An Elevator." It’s a shame that then that sneaky and hateful pop tune from Armageddon tarnished their reputation. more
"The true war is not fought with weapons, it is fought with the heart. That’s why ... I am a hero." more
A harmless and fairly pleasant little group, a couple of songs above average (no way they’re doing another Mr Brightside), a distinctive voice. It’s a shame about my pseudo-indie peers writing their names on the superstars or on the puma suede. more
Striking debut of a very talented artist, blending country-folk and protest. "Talkin' bout a Revolution," "Fast Car," "Behind the Wall," "Baby Can I Hold You," "Across the Lines": all very beautiful tracks. more
Incapable ones bleating for the joy of proto-bimbeminkia barges and pseudo-darkettone.. more
Champions of human coordinates in music, a mid-'80s debut destined to transcend genres and sounds. The vile Thatcherism opens the doors to globalization, and they, well ahead of their time, sing of fears and hopes, blending tradition and electropop. A gem to be rediscovered. more
So: with their first three albums, they reached excellent levels in the doom/death and gothic metal scene. Afterward, they made a few missteps but bounced back with the more than valid "The Dreadful Hours". Then, once again, a lot of syrupy stuff. 4 valid albums out of about 12. It's not exactly the height of life. But I recognize their importance. more
Great songs like "Born To Run," "Thunder Road," or "Born In The U.S.A." tend to wear me out musically over time, but my respect for him will always be there. more
Straccy i Ballman more