Magnetic Fields -69 love songs
3 discs, 69 songs.
I mean, can you believe it?
Maybe Bobby Solo has done 30 in his entire career.

Anyway, I wouldn't dwell too much on the off-base comparison; rather, I'd prefer to suggest that you listen to this magn-etic/magn-ificent/magniloquent album.

Bizarre melodies, a poetic and piercing vocal style, an unimaginable variety of instruments.
A must. more
Tortoise
perpetual high more
Arachnes
The first album "The Goddess Temple" is a great proof... unfortunately, in the subsequent records they have turned into embarrassingly trashy!! more
Demetrio Stratos
stratos_ferico more
Devil Doll
Eliogabalus is a bit messy (maybe because of the many cuts?), while Sacrilegium (and worse still, the Sacrilege Of Fatal Arms) is disjointed... but The Girl Who Was... Death and Dies Irae deserve not only top marks but a place in the ranking of the top 10 albums in the history of Italian music. There you go. more
Nino D'Angelo
I a neomelodic who "acted" in certain films can't even save him no matter how hard I try.. more
Neffa
If everyone knew how to REINVENT themselves like he did, we would have already solved the pollution problems a long time ago with a massive use of waste separation... more
Nino D'Angelo
Contrary to popular belief, a VERY VALID interpreter in a foreign language: it is no coincidence that he has also sung in Italian. more
Sigur Rós
There is no suitable word for them except perhaps "surprising." Coming from the cold land of Iceland, Sigur are capable of reinventing themselves sound after sound without ever being mundane. Their way of creating music is unlike anyone else's; they invent words, blend atmospheres, and incorporate different styles with results that always exceed expectations. Surrender yourself, there's nothing else needed to appreciate them. more
Elvis Presley
Voice extremely fitting for the genre, undeniable charisma and personality, as well as his influence on the generations of that time... and then John Lennon considered him a God. Who am I to contradict John Lennon? more
The Police
but on the 2 faces of evil sting is he good or bad (well given the open ending let's say he's a bit bad-chic...)? more
Franco Califano
If he has fallen into misery and loneliness, it is solely his fault. He could have chosen what to do with his life, and he did; now it's his problem, he shouldn't come begging the State. Shameful and filthy cocaine addict.. more
Charles Bukowski
At the time it may have made some sense. Today it’s better to read Fabio Volo rather than old Buk; it’s about time that the writing's Polanski be washed away by time to give it the recognition it deserves: a huge yawn dictated by its uselessness. more
Mike Oldfield
But really, you STOLEN the reason for Tubular Bells from Christian Vander? You're a piece of trash, not a genius! more
Afterhours -Ballate Per Piccole Iene
Agnelli and his sons in the pasture borrow from Greg Dulli, exchanging collaborations (My Time Has Come by the Twilight Singers with La vedova bianca) and produce an album that has nothing original. It’s a shame that Dulli has given them all this space even in his concerts.

Listen to "Powder Burns" by the Twilight Singers and save yourselves from such an abomination. more
Samuele Bersani -Caramella Smog
The music is pleasant and refined, the singing never banal. One of the few Italian albums of recent years that I own. more
Friedrich Nietzsche
"Who fights with monsters should be careful not to become a monster himself. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you." more
Fuzz Orchestra
Noisy Progressive Minds. Adorable more
Marina Rei
I, Marina, hate school...such a drag OO... more
Charles Bukowski
Céline and Cioran devour nihilism. In any case, it’s pleasant and not demanding. more