I speak of "Everything Falls Apart" without MORE... which I consider the first masterpiece of the three. Furious hardcore from total destruction. But beneath the blind fury and chaos, the wonderful pop vein of that genius Mould is already glimpsed ["From the Gut," "Everything Falls Apart," "Wheels," by Hart, with that bass line so close to certain new wave, and the beautiful "Gravity"]. 12 tracks in under 20 minutes. Perfection! more
Among the absolute Zornian peaks. Klezmer, yes, and it could be nothing else but the THEME. But to say that this is just a simple klezmer album is like saying that "Hot Rats" is a jazz-rock album. Here we are infinitely higher up. more
Disturbed, obsessive, claustrophobic record. In short, a masterpiece. more
Musically PERHAPS questionable, but the lyrics written by Abort are among the very best. more
The masterpiece of this crazy and genius Yankee combo. What an incredible group they were. more
She who sang against commodification in Canada! more
A bit repetitive but still awesome! more
"I'll build my own amusement park, with blackjack and luxury girls! Actually, without blackjack." more
Too useless even to desire its death. more
At the 2002 World Cup, he dared to disallow a goal unjustly scored by that Saintly Man, Damiano Tommasi! SHAME! more
He does rap, but I rap better because rap usually makes me sick. He doesn't say dirty things because "mom gets angry" (he really said that, I swear). Plus, his little face makes me feel all fuzzy inside. more
The Grunge era has been greatly underestimated; it unjustly cut her career short. Even before that, she was a highly talented artist, on par with Joni Mitchell, Cohen, and Young. more
Probably the ugliest stage name in the world.. And to think that this idiot has been around for over twenty years... more
the greatest Canadian artist more
HAHA, idol whoever put it in! :D but among the works, there’s a missing grunge twist of PS I Love You! ;) more
A very young pianist, totally impressive! And I've said it all. Definitely worth a listen! more
Emerging from the underground scene of California's Paisley movement, in the mid-80s they released 3 works for Voxx. "Outside My Windows" from '86, perhaps their most visible work, is a gem of psychedelic garage pop that owes much to Love and, in general, to an energetic jingle jangle sound of the 60s. The Things - Outside My Window  more
The umpteenth of the umpteenth so-called next big things pumped up by good old NME in 2012, but by 2013 no one knew anything about them anymore. It's the usual "cool" little pop act from Albion disguised as watered-down shoegaze. I still remember some idiot on OndaPROT insinuating that this stuff is superior to LOVELESS. Oh well... I got the album as a gift, then I used it as a frisbee... more
I bought it via mail during the time of "Nannucci," paying 5,000 lire for the cassette.
The best 5,000 lire I've ever spent in my life. more
UP IN HER ROOM... how much of the subsequent German philosophy, how much of punk, how much of the garage from all generations is already in embryo in that fifteen minutes...? After all, if their influence wasn't SEMINAL... who else's could it be? more