loud and unwatchable. more
The first high-quality work of ours. Great album. more
Debut album by one of the most versatile and well-rounded artists in the Italian music scene of the last few decades. more
To fully understand the transition between the '70s and the '80s, this is one of the foundational albums: the half finger of face powder to conceal an emerging acne will unknowingly make him an icon, an untreated mental illness will influence his writing devoid of human relationships. This is the secret of an unavoidable NUMANoid, and even today there are those who compete for it, in the studio and on stage. A historic album. more
saved by the instrumental parts more
Certainly a brilliant mind. Exceptional talent. more
The history of rock has gone through the grooves of "The River" and has become significantly richer. A milestone. more
Whether it was THE Pop Genius or one of the others, I don't know. And the question isn't even that interesting. But surely in this man's mind there is something very precious. more
After a while, he realized that the dramas on Rai Uno were his natural habitat. more
Rhetorical, heavy-handed, often pathetically misplaced. You watch his films and see a grand exterior, more than anything else, with little substance - apart from rare exceptions, like "Lanterne", in which genre much better has been done, abundantly. But he's terrible especially when handling the 70s Hong Kong wu xia with a sound of plagiarism and quotations, stuff that even the worst Tarantino wouldn’t pull off. Disgust. more
Great director, as cinephiles and others say. At times I appreciate him, at times I hate him. I still rewatch "District 13," "Halloween," and "1997," but other things like "Christine" or "Big Trouble in Little China" I can't digest even after 30 years. Then there are many awful films without appeal, among which "Ghosts of Mars" holds a special place. more
The second album for this dapper actor and singer. more
Elegant, romantic, confidential, and jazzy... more
Smooth jazz blended with contemporary R&B for the beautiful and talented Chantè. more
Hats off to Jay Graydon and Al Jarreau, of course... more
Soul, pop, and jazz in an elegant album by a master of the voice... more
The great vocal skill of Mr. Jarreau in an unmissable live performance. more
The Philadelphia school to the rescue! more
Elegant and smooth... more
Soulful solo debut for Songstress. Very beautiful "Far Away." more