Kraftwerk -Radioactivity
Hutter and Schneider play with the polysemy of the title and the 1930s décor of the cover to highlight the influence of the two modern molochs: the great generator - servant and master - and the mega radiant antenna. Between the robotic voice of the former and the radio impulses emitted by the latter, two prototypes of synthetic pop songs (Radio Activity and Airwaves). It concludes, with a bittersweet note, Ohm Sweet Ohm, a radioactive mantra for mellotron and vocoder. Caution Radiation Kraftwerk. more
Kraftwerk -Radio-Activity
Hutter and Schneider play with the polysemy of the title and the 1930s decor of the cover to highlight the influence of two modern molochs: the great generator - servant and master - and the mega radiant antenna. Between the robotic voice of the former and the radio waves emitted by the latter, two prototypes of synthetic pop songs (Radio Activity and Airwaves). It concludes, with a bittersweet note, Ohm Sweet Ohm, a radioactive mantra for mellotron and vocoder. Caution Radiation Kraftwerk. more
Club Dogo
Shit splattered on the mud, cultural abortion, Italian shame, total, unconditional, and well-deserved contempt for them and for the assholes who listen to them. more
Neu! -Neu! 75
Blending Rother's Soft-Ambient with Dinger's Proto-Punk is the turning point that sets this mega-epitaph apart from its predecessors, making it accessible to those who would truly smear Punk a couple of years later, but also to those who, pushing further, would sprinkle it with the icy electronics of the '80s. more
Ozzy Osbourne -Blizzard Of Ozz
But then, if it was with three Z's, how many stars did you give it? more
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroe & Albert Einstein. Marilyn: "What if we had a child...? Then it would have my body and your brain!". Einstein: "What if it were born with my body and your brain...?". more
Led Zeppelin -Mothership
I'm too lazy to buy an entire album of theirs. more
Ozzy Osbourne -Blizzard Of Ozz
Let’s clarify, I bought it only for Randy. more
Queen -A Night At The Opera
I haven't listened to this in a while either, but it still retains its untouched aura of magic that struck me back then. more
Edoardo Bennato -Sono Solo Canzonette
When I was a kid, I liked it a lot, today a little less. more
Megadeth -Rust In Peace
On par with Kill Em All more
Led Zeppelin -How The West Was Won
The best gift for an 18th birthday ever more
Alice In Chains -Dirt
Between a dose of heroin and listening to this record, there's no difference; one is as good as the other. more
Rush -Moving Pictures
A masterpiece of hard progressive, completely made in Canada. more
Living Colour -Vivid
At first, I thought there were only Jimi Hendrix and Phil Lynott, the only black musicians doing rock, then I discovered that there was even an entire band. more
Deep purple -In Rock
The best of the discography more
Yngwie J. Malmsteen
a horse circus, nothing more. always noting that the horses are much more spectacular. nonetheless, despite my disdain for his genre, his musical philosophy and lifestyle, and his passion for the Maranello speedsters, he has created something redeemable (see "Black Star" on the first album - expressiveness not entirely subservient to technique). as far as I'm concerned, it’s listenable - with a relative pain in the ass - until "Trilogy." then, nothing. more
Rizzo
but who, Jessica? more
Yngwie J. Malmsteen
A narcissist of the guitar who, slathering pre-packaged patterns at 200 bpm all over himself, has managed to win over an audience of clueless kids who can’t tell music from a horse race. Unfortunately, the obsession with this shredding guitar nonsense continues with other idiots so fast they make Malmsteen look like an old man with arthritis (his belly is no joke, either). Now, this phenomenon is like a parallel dimension to music that has nothing to do with music at all. more