Biosphaser (a.k.a. Battlegods)
Gary Numan has Philip Oakey's scalp ('80 time) and lives in Viterbo! more
Deca -Lucifero Alchemico
Truly alternative music exists. A perfect manifesto of esoteric and alchemical music. more
Mahavishnu Orchestra -Birds of Fire
Energy in its purest form. more
Frank Zappa
These fucking pigeons more
Klaus Kinski
The fact that he is a genuine scoundrel on a human level doesn't mean he isn't a phenomenal actor. more
Tim Buckley -Starsailor
The Masterpiece of the Man of the Stars. A challenging album, where Tim highlights the power of his voice and his incredible vocal range. Musically, it's a completely successful blend of jazz, rock (a bit), and experimental music. more
Fireball
silvietto

silvietto: Fireball Traccia 01 in Fireball Album - 30 august 1971

Not lower than the previous one! more
Genesis -Invisible Touch
I believe that "Land of Confusion" is their absolute worst song. But even songs like the title track or the much-praised "In Too Deep" are no joke... more
Genesis -Genesis
"mama" and "home by the sea/2nd home by the sea" are good songs; tracks like "that's all" are not bad, but they have nothing (absolutely NOTHING) to do with Genesis. The rest? Let's forget it... 2.5, and I'm being generous. more
Genesis -A Trick Of The Tail
the beginning of the end a couple of balls, a magnificent album from start to finish. "entangled" then... more
Genesis -Duke
they were already on the decline, but there were still glimpses of greatness, especially the title track. songs like "misunderstanding" are obviously unbearable. then after this, the total flood. more
Genesis -Selling England By The Pound
yet another absolute masterpiece... imaginative more
Genesis -Foxtrot
I believe it's my favorite Genesis album and at the same time one of the best albums ever (ABSOLUTELY), I wouldn't skip even half a song. Extraordinary. more
Consorzio Suonatori Indipendenti -Linea Gotica
for an irate feeling of worsening... more
Brian Eno -Another Green World
My favorite Eno album, as pointless an exercise as it is to "choose" one among the wonders he produced, especially in the '70s. I find it to be a perfect synthesis between Eno's Pop and the ambient experiments he was pursuing. It’s a perfect album, in the instrumentals where little Braian does everything (or almost) by himself or in his unmistakable pop ballads with beautiful melodies, accompanied by many of his usual friends-collaborators from those years (Frippolo, Cale, Turrington, etc.) and the rhythm section of the newly formed Brand X, Philco-Persi Gionz, all of it, in every piece, playing and inventing sounds between guitars and processed percussion, various synthesizers, etc. A masterpiece to be enjoyed fully, without feeling the slightest drop in energy. If I had to mention two, one for the "pop" tracks and one for the instrumentals with Eno-as-all-rounder, I would say "St. Elmo's Fire" (because where there’s a Fripp solo there’s home, and of the three with him this one is a tiny bit more beautiful) and the spectacularly enveloping and soothing "Becalmed" (rightly so). more
Steve Hackett
Give him a guitar neck, whether electric or classical, and he will bring out Music. more
Fëdor Michajlovic Dostoevskij
Excavator of the human soul.
Unreachable. Period. more
Marco Mengoni
Unbearable like cucumbers in a hamburger more
Against All Logic
Against All Logic aka Nicolas Jaar, Nicolas Jaar aka Against All Logic. more