A high-magnitude tremor. more
Certainly one of the best heavy metal albums and one of the best by Judas Priest. more
Without a shadow of a doubt, one of the greatest thrash metal albums of all time. more
Just a few almost decent songs in Bleach and Incesticide, then embarrassingly commercial pop rock all the way to In Utero. They don't even deserve to be compared, even remotely, to people like Mudhoney & co, let's not kid ourselves. Icons and nothing more. more
Even though they influenced Candlemass...I think they suck! more
Addis Ababa! more
There's not much to say here either: the first two albums have left an indelible mark on rock in (almost) all its forms. more
Well...they have never driven me crazy. Much better Nirvana and Soundgarden. more
Unique, magnificent, extraordinary more
Soporific... Better than Bonomelli chamomile more
The man who untied the horses' manes. Try it yourselves, if you can. more
Take it and laugh at it all. more
Superficial pop artist and all you want. But at least he's honest. more
“Bonham-style” drummer, ambidextrous, powerful, and precise, boasting collaborations with various bands such as Nine Inch Nails, Angels And Airwaves, Lostprophets, and Paramore, as well as being the singer and guitarist of The New Regime. more
Extraordinary. more
Unheard. Period. more
It seems plastic to me: plastic music, plastic lyrics, plastic face... The “music” is that of the little trucks that used to sell 24 rolls of toilet paper for 1,000 lire. more
Useless, superfluous, irritating, pathetic. Better a sandpapering in the intimate parts than listening to one of his "songs"... more
Authentic, as a character, as Chianti made in California.... If this makes music, I am Jimi Hendrix! more
Ridiculous, annoying, irritating, with those saucers on their heads they were laughable (their best quality). more