Amy Winehouse
An amazing intrinsic vulgarity.
But, hey, he hasn't done drugs for over a year. more
Gerry McAvoy
Bassist with a badass attitude more
Dave Grohl
You've broken my balls. more
Guapo -Five Suns
wonderfully avant-garde!! more
Rory Gallagher
Focusing solely on the musical world, there's Gallagher and Gallagher: this is the best of all!!! more
Goblin
Run... escape... the Goblins!!!! more
James Blunt
"James Blunt: his farewell to music is final, people mock him on Twitter" I didn't think there were intelligent people on Twitter... more
Soft Machine -Third
STRATOSPHERIC DISK more
Karl Marx
3=no vote... after a page like this, I’ll be terrified of De-finire even Alvaro Vitali.... more
Peter Gabriel -Secret World Live
Live that encapsulates the second part of our Peter's career, which is, from a musical standpoint, more accessible and commercial but not inferior to the first (77’-83’) in terms of quality. more
Peter Gabriel -Us
The duets with Sinead O'Connor in "Come Talk To Me" and "Blood Of Eden" are very beautiful; noteworthy is also the presence of Brian Eno ("Love to be Loved"), John Paul Jones ("Fourteen Black Paintings"), and Peter Hammill ("Digging in the Dirt"). more
Peter Gabriel -New Blood
Second album with the orchestra, this one is excellent too. Of course, it would have been better to have an album of unreleased tracks, but I particularly like New Blood. The version of "Wallflower" probably surpasses even the original. more
Rory Gallagher
For me, however, his brother Noel is better... Oh, did I mix up the names? more
Chrome
A group out of the ordinary and an excellent browser, the best on the market, I would dare to say. more
Chrome
down in the head more
Peter Gabriel -Birdy
Beautiful soundtrack, it hardly adds anything to his stratospheric career. more
Karl Marx
He was great, but it's a shame that what he said never came true. True communism was never that of Tito, Stalin, or others. Absolutely. more
Peter Gabriel -Plays live
A perfect musical compilation of the first four splendid self-titled albums (77'-83'). His "Seconds Out." more
Rory Gallagher
For me, the greatest guitarist of all time. Alright, now list your phenoms and/or misunderstood geniuses, in the meantime I'll listen to Irish Tour. more
Peter Gabriel -So
Setting aside the tribal outbursts, our chameleon dives into a superb melodic pop with great impact. The standout tracks are particularly the superb "Red Rain," the 50s dance miniaturist "Sledgehammer," the moving duet with Kate Bush in "Don't Give Up," the touching "Mercy Street," and the love ode "In Your Eyes." more