go answer cutie....and don’t make me kick you in the ass!!!! more
As the genius Simon Reynolds noted, this work is nothing more than the celebration of a rite in which the only deity contemplated is Siouxsie herself. For it cannot be anything else, an album that starts with "Spellbound" and ends with "Voodoo Dolly." The supreme marriage of dark and psychedelia, a total fresco of Gothic symbolism, images, words. The memorable flanging of John McGeoch, the tribal rhythm, the absolute splendor of tracks that make history: "Monitor," "Night Shift"... more
They plundered various items without doing any of them decently. more
Despite Eno's immense genius, they had to wait for his departure to make it big. more
Eclectic and a bit crazy, with a voice that slays. I love her! more
Just "If there is something" would be enough to give it a full 5. What a class! more
Dlin Dlon! Free information! The review of this album is now available on the homepage, hurry up and read it! Dlon Dlin! It is also announced to the dear users that chocolates will be handed out to anyone who wishes to give a nice 5 to the excellent review and no less than 4 to the record. more
Stratospheric! The comparison with Candlemass is pointless (more oriented towards classic metal). more
Damn it, if you're not going to read the review that's on the homepage, why on earth would I have spent 58 seconds of the 86400 I had available yesterday to write it? It makes no sense, does it? Do me a favor: Read it! more
My definition: being from the seventies and being elegant, charming, and seductive without necessarily being sheep that play hard rock or progressive music... more
You were a genius... You were a genius :/ more
Never reviewed. more
Electronic Beatles of the eighties more
Rebellious genius. Crystal-clear talent. The best possible mix between Jimi Hendrix, Ritchie Blackmore, and Niccolò Paganini. The Ricing Force: when Classic and Modern make love. more
Impressive technique, supersonic speed. Explosive, pure special effects spectacle. The Yngwie Malmsteen of blues. more
Coverdale is Coverdale, but in the sixteenth version of Here I Go Again, they slightly steal the show. more
Very relaxing and fun more
The masterpiece of the Queen, a grandiloquent concept on the struggle between good and evil. A well-measured hard rock, sprinkled with glam sequins and progressive pomp. The March of the Black Queen. more
Their name is legend, they belong to the Holy Trinity of American heavy metal, alongside Van Halen, Aerosmith, and Guns N' Roses. more
The classics of my 14 years. Even today, I consider "A Night at the Opera" a fantastic album: an amazing ironic and kitsch operetta, just like only Freddie Mercury knew how to create. more