Amy Winehouse
I find it eloquent that the definitions that came before are from those who couldn't wait to express their modern cynical morality and spout nonsense. They had a wonderful voice, without a doubt, but it lacked originality. Still, it was almost always pleasant and sometimes even moving. Well, when someone is famous, this is often overlooked. more
Duran Duran
I also believe they made two excellent albums (the first two), then they alternated too many crazy nonsense with a few good tracks (above all "Ordinary World," which I adore). Overall, they are dispensable. more
Snoop Dogg -Doggystyle
Discone with a spectacular groove! Pure west coast! Too bad about the subsequent decline! more
Killing Joke
Fundamental, unique, and absolute innovators, sensational and seminal albums one after another. more
Area -Are(a)zione
What a live show! Fabulous performances, but the standout is definitely the beautiful jam session of the same name, lasting almost fifteen minutes. No complaints, fabulous musicians. more
Bauhaus
A bang of a debut at the end of the '70s and the dawn of the '80s. In the Flat Field, their masterpiece. But all three of their subsequent albums are good, if not excellent (Burning From the Inside). more
Sparks
the Abba of the new wave. more
Storm Corrosion
Just one album for now, but with incredible sounds and vibes! more
Low
Feeling at home. more
Red House Painters
"Hai qualche tipo di famiglia a cui rivolgerti e questo è più di quanto io potrei mai darti." more
Elio Petri
The greatest Italian director of the '70s. Probably the greatest "engaged" Italian director of all time. Legendary the combo with G.M. Volonté. more
Billy Wilder
One of the most versatile and complete directors in history. Sunset Boulevard is, for me, one of the 20 most beautiful films of all time. Only applause for the old Bil. more
Beppe Grillo
A very skilled comedian in his profession, as a supposed politician he scares me because he capitalizes on the fears of the immature Italian people like a Mussolini of the 21st century. Protectionism and exaggerated welfare are just the first pieces of the puzzle. Moreover, more than him (the arm), we should fear the mind behind him, Casaleggio, if anything. more
My Bloody Valentine
A sweet sounding earthquake. more
Bruce Springsteen
Grim Springsteen more
Martin Scorsese -Re per una notte
Extraordinarily brilliant comedy more
Martin Scorsese -Toro Scatenato
One of the peaks of American cinema more
Martin Scorsese -Gangs Of New York
"The missed masterpiece of the greatest living American director" (cit.) more
Martin Scorsese -Shutter Island
One of the worst Scorsese movies more