Mos Def
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The Edge
The worst guitarist ever, something truly banal and obvious. more
Ringo Starr
It also appears in an episode of The Simpsons, I like it. more
Paul McCartney
The only true genius of the Beatles, an enormous figure that's almost impossible to define. more
Atom Smash
The metal I like. more
2Pac
Full hatred for this commercial shit and for all those like him. more
Tim Hagans -Animation-Imagination
Prodigious trumpeter, well-versed in hard bop and seduced by drum'n'bass while playing in the clubs of the Big Apple. Animation-Imagination (nominated for a Grammy in 2000) marks the turning point: alongside keyboardist Kevin Hays and producer Bob Belden (a bit like his Teo Macero), Hagans improvises high registers over a series of paradisiacal grooves (Hud Doyle and Far West, featuring tabla, Fender Rhodes wahwah, and sampled Indian melisma). The melodic moments are also excellent (Love’s Lullaby). more
Orange Goblin
Granite, coarse, dirty, bad. Stealing something here and there, they fiercely embody the heaviest-metal oriented side of Stoner. Telluric! more
The Flaming Lips
the group of the future more
Alice in Chains
I am very fond of them; they accompany me in every situation, they are the constant soundtrack of my life and will be until the end, one of the best bands my ears have ever had the pleasure of hearing. more
Lucio Dalla -Viaggi Organizzati
Re-listened to in these days (I admit, considering its release in newsstands...). Excellent album, worth re-evaluating. more
Esoteric
The soundtrack of our worst nightmares. more
Depeche Mode
A beautiful album, undoubtedly beautiful, "Songs of Faith...". Then nothing. more
Marillion -Script for a Jester's Tear
A good dose of Gabriellian chameleonism, a handful of Hammilian claustrophobia, and a few drops of Watersian misanthropy—this is the recipe for this LP, where the emotional intensity of the pains of young Fish reaches absolute levels in the intricate title track (between elegiac whispers over Kelly’s piano arpeggios and furious screams on Rothery’s electric guitar) and in the virulent Forgotten Sons, a heartfelt remembrance of the victims of the Northern Irish fratricidal conflict. more
The Korgis -Dumb Waiters
Pop as it should always be: the lesson of the Beatles expanded and corrected, heart-catching melodies and vocal harmonies like a mirror aimed at the sun. Former Stackridge members James Warren and Andy Davis reveal their secrets, and Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime will take you anywhere. Too bad Zucchero has managed to make a mess of it... more
The Flaming Lips
huge in the garage-psychedelic phase, interesting chameleons in the later stages, in a drift yes pop, but never trivial and colorful like a kaleidoscope more
Depeche Mode
Dave Gahan <3 For the rest, one of the few bands that can make me swallow electronic music. more
Porno
When you're feeling bored, there's nothing better xD. more
Emma
Yesssss!!! She has decided to take a break from music (and that alone is great news)... my dream of seeing her take on "art house cinema" might become a reality!! Probably without sound, though. more
Two Fingerz -Downtown
I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that. more