Le Orme
THE ORMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!! (quote) more
Peter, Paul and Mary
The neocatechumenals of folk. more
Max Pezzali
At school, he was the worst at accentuation. more
The Byrds -Mr. Tambourine Man
Debut album for McGuinn, Crosby, and company. A top-class folk-rock enriched by a beautiful rendition of the famous Dylan song that gives the album its name. Rating: 7 more
Max Pezzali
THE COMRADE MAX PEZZALI more
Frank Zappa -You Are What You Is
The We're Only In It for The Money of the rampant Reagan-era eighties. Flavorful freaky songs in a continuous flow in a carousel of genres (country, reggae, ska, gospel, blues…) plus a remarkable instrumental (Sinister Footwear) featuring Steve Vai and Ed Mann. The targets: little yuppies grown free as the wind, aerobics Beautiful Guys, stupid groupies, devotees of plastic surgery, high cocaine addicts, pathetic whites posing as badass blacks, tele-prophets with heavenly bank accounts… more
Franco Battiato -Gommalacca
Borrowing some samples from Stereolab and surrounded by talented youth (Morgan, Ginevra di Marco,...), Battiato synthesizes electronic sounds for the new millennium, amidst additional shocks, mechanical ballets, chaste divas, and Antarctic expeditions. Indeed, Shackleton, along with the instrumentals from "Campi magnetici" two years later, represents a return to the more experimental profile of the early '70s, and the old fans were exactly waiting for this... more
Rush -2112
For those who believed that prog rock was already dead in '76 more
Sigur Rós -Ágætis Byrjun
Sometimes words are not enough to describe this epic and millennial work; you just need to put the record on and listen to "Viðrar Vel Til Loftárása." more
Whitesnake -Whitesnake 1987
A beautiful and refined 80s hard rock, I could listen to it forever. more
Chromatics
Night lights, neon, reminiscent of Kraftwerk, taking turns to the rhythm of post-punk and ethereal melodies. Wonder. more
KTU
Alchemical fusion of the dynamic duo Gunn - Mastellotto (TU) with the Finns Kluster, born from the further fractalization of a Crimsonian project. Long, vibrating echoes from the deep create states of tribal trance induced by the shamanic warblings of Pohjonen and his protean accordion, weaving through the industrial soundscapes of Mastellotto and Gunn with the warr guitar. It’s a pity that Fripp didn't follow them in this sort of hypnotic post-industrial shamanism. more
KTU -8 Armed Monkey
First and best album by KTU, an alchemical fusion of the dynamic duo Gunn - Mastellotto (TU) with the Finns Kluster (Pohjonen and Kosminen) born from the further fractalization of a crimsonian Project. Long, vibrant echoes from the deep, driven by the most extreme improvisation. States of tribal trance induced by Pohjonen's shamanic vocalizations and his protean accordion weaving through the industrial soundscapes of Mastellotto and Gunn (warr guitar in Absinthe). more
Nirvana
Still with these Nirvana? Come on... A band for pimple-faced 14-year-olds (me included back then). Then, luckily, the pimples go away and you realize they're nothing more than a little group at the edge of decency made immortal by the death of their frontman. more
Nirvana
poor and copycats (in an embarrassing way): Killing Joke - Eighties How.. as you are.. as you were.. as I want..
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Method Man -Blackout!
Old School Hip Hop more
Laura Pausini
We're waiting for her "first time"... more
Robbie Robertson
...and among other things, while criticizing "Abbey Road," this person said that "I Want You/She's So Heavy" by Lennon was a "loud piece of crap." For heaven's sake, as a musician you have been and still are great, but if in your life you spouted less bullshit you might have looked better. more