One of the most overrated bands ever, but Achtung Baby is a masterpiece. more
He contributed to creating great albums with Guns 'n Roses. Insipid and useless on his own. more
A hen with red hair. But the albums by Guns 'n Roses are still great. more
an American group from the early '90s that embodied the entire aesthetic of 4AD, from the beautiful covers to the sounds they offered. The first three works "Home Is Your Head," "Mouth By Mouth," "Livonia," are indescribable jewels of mysterious, shadowy atmospheres. Records for solitary autumn sunsets. more
The new Ludovico Van Beethoven. Actually, no, the new Jovanotti: he has more rhythm. more
Cretin. more
It had no rhythm. more
In alternating phases more
Light years ahead. more
One of the greatest and most fundamental singer-songwriters in the history of Italian music. His continuity is to be appreciated; his poetry will remain immortal, unaffected by the weight of passing time. One of the patriarchs of Italian light music, a great pianist with an unmistakable touch, precise and perfect in his singing.
"E Cesare perduto nella pioggia sta aspettando da sei ore il suo amore ballerina..." more
In their own right, they stand out, they dominate. Magicians and pioneers of electronic music long before it commercially exploded in the '80s. Brilliant and fascinating, robotic melodies that seep into your brain and enchant you with their simplicity on one hand, and their artistry on the other. Kraftwerk are the fathers of electronic music, or at least the adoptive fathers, as before them there were musicians who introduced the genre; however, they have laid down the foundations. more
One of the Prince's latest masterpieces, an album of extraordinary poeticness and sensitivity that also concludes the splendid "Trilogy on Love" inaugurated in 1992: "L'aggettivo Mitico," "Deriva," "Caldo e Scuro," "Sempre e per Sempre," "Natale di Seconda Mano" are wonderful pieces. Ah, there’s also a touching version of "Canzone per l'estate," written with Faber in the seventies, and "Il Cuoco di Salò," probably the most beautiful song De Gregori has written in the last twenty years. more
Among the coolest works born in the so-called "post-punk" era, this gem from these four ladies anticipates by several years certain slacker and lo-fi sounds that would become popular in the '90s...11 gems of skewed and out-of-tune (in the true sense of the word) guitar pop. Calvin Johnson will be taking notes! more
He's a piece of shit and we all agree on that.. But do you know what's the worst part? The sixty-year-olds who wander around the beach in Liguria/Versilia looking just like him, complete with light blue glasses and long/oily/fake-young hair.. Disgustibus.. more
I caught a glimpse of her dreadful show, and her advice to managers was: "You need to have balls," "Anyone who works with me must have balls," "You don't have balls," "You all need to show some balls," "For this job, you need to have balls," "Show that you have balls," "Bring out the balls"... the problem is that she represents far too well the average Italian manager. more
Great album by an eternally underrated band. Some previous tracks, while still good, lacked something. "Killbox XIII" has the quality of the songs and a more inspired songwriting. 7.5/10 more
I think that God in person, if He exists, has bowed at least once before such skill, such magnificence. An album that even I cannot fully comprehend. Masterpiece! Exquisite material, superior melodies. Unfortunately, it is known by very few. Wonders like this should be promoted.
A 10 is not enough for this record.
Genius! more
It may also be one of their most accessible and lightweight works, and it certainly falls short compared to other masterpieces of the immense swans, but for me, it still rocks. Disco, maybe 5 stars are too many, but in any case, it would never go under 4 very, very abundant stars, and here we are. more
an unbearable character that is hard to find anything more despicable, the prototype of the nouveau riche boor, mafioso, and womanizer whom the average Italian looks up to as a role model, bah, at least he achieved enviable results in F1 and that must be acknowledged. Absolute pleasure when they kicked him out with a boot in the ass for that nonsense with Piquet's dumb son. more
The closure of the great parabola. After that, the transition from a bewildering period of inspiration to an equally bewildering mediocrity. But so far, it's (almost) all perfect. "Oxymoron" the latest masterpiece. more