Swans
The darkness inside. more
Dalis Car -The Waking Hour
Uncomfortable record in the dual task of putting an end to the journey of two of the most important British bands of the '80s. It does so in the moment of awakening, where dreams accumulate before fading away like dust in the wind. Blurred images of Greek-Cypriot caravans led by a gothic declaiming shaman remain. MINDBLOWING. more
Swans
"Swans are majestic, they are beautiful creatures with a bad temper." more
Renato Pozzetto
He has made hilarious films, like E' Arrivato Mio Fratello, but also a little gem like La Patata Bollente. more
Rowan Atkinson
It stopped making me laugh since '86. more
Rowan Atkinson
Yes, it made me laugh, sometimes. more
Pink Floyd -Animals
The progressive is influenced by certain Punk and New Wave hints in a fantastic concept about George Orwell's "Animal Farm." Their latest masterpiece is among my all-time favorites: I must have worn it out, I believe. more
Pink Floyd -Atom Heart Mother
How to brilliantly combine an orchestra and a band. Magnificent, perhaps their most strictly progressive album. THE COW. more
Pink Floyd -Meddle
With two masterpieces like "Echoes" and "One Of The Days," a perfect score is a must. Also shining is the gem "A Pillow Of Winds." more
Pink Floyd -The Wall
Except for a few peaks (like "Comfortably Numb" and "Hey You"), it never convinced me completely and I never loved it as much as the previous albums. Too boring and Ruggero-centric. Nevertheless, a great album in itself. more
Pink Floyd -Wish You Were Here
Another splendid concept album, more intimate and less far-out than the previous one. Beautiful, for me it’s still a masterpiece. And then it’s dedicated to me... more
Pink Floyd -The Dark Side Of The Moon
The album I’m most attached to above all. Among the most beautiful progressive masterpieces ever, both from a lyrical and musical perspective. I loved it dearly and I still love it to this day. more
Rowan Atkinson
How to make 3 generations laugh without uttering a single word. more
Mötley Crüe
But please. 2 because I like them. more
Morphine
Sure, the '90s, between morphine and codeine, are truly the decade of narcolepsy... more
Mötley Crüe
This stuff makes me understand why in the '80s I listened to new romantic and synthpop. One of Nirvana's merits was to sweep away all this lacquered junk (in every sense)...and that's when I dove headfirst into Rn'R. more
Hüsker Dü -Metal Circus
With this EP, we reach the absolute pinnacle of Hardcore. Then comes Zen Arcade and...Christ! more
Anonymous
The wave is coming... more
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds -Your Funeral... My Trial
Perhaps not the most emblematic, but definitely the most complex, difficult, and profound album of Semi Cattivi. Lyrics worthy of literary analysis, images drawn freely from the Bible, and arrangements crafted by genius/drugged minds. This album is Blixa's guitar on "Jack's Shadow," Mick Harvey's xylophone on "The Carny," the sexual delirium of "Hard On For Love," and the organ in "Sad Waters," which is a glimpse of the heavenly amid the hell. A record for life. more
Keith Relf
A musician and singer with a unique voice, possessing incredible charm. Guitarists like Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, and Eric Clapton seem small next to his musical greatness. His supernatural allure is so vast and light-years away from that filthy, ignorant, shithead character that disgusts and makes anyone who dared to laugh at him feel sick. more