He deserves to be spat in the face by an entire school class while a gangbang violently assaults him, and above, a flock of pigeons shits on him. more
Here, the music and the lyrics become pure art, merging perfectly and centering on the deepest emotions, creating a peerless atmosphere. more
the fake robber from de_le iene couldn't take him out at least for show (the ideal would have been by "mistake") more
The economic policies of the left with the civil rights of the right. more
Prog-metal like Deadwing but more cohesive, and this time Wilson hits the winning theme: the anomic anguish of the Hi-Tech generation. His apathetic voice (often filtered) sings about the god X-box, MTV, and various pills, about incomprehensibility and improbable escapes. Adamantine riffs slightly softened by the liquid keyboards of Barbieri and orchestral textures (similar to Kashmir in Sleep Together). Harrison, master of the Tom Toms in Anesthetize. Guests Lifeson (nice solo) and Fripp (solo soundscapes). more
"tarzan boy" is absolutely overwhelming, I ignore everything else. more
He fed his people, armed and shaped a nation, eliminated the CIA agent Trotsky, defeated Nazi-fascism, and opposed American imperialism. Sorry if that's not enough. more
Certo! Inviami il testo e provvederò a tradurlo. more
The worst guitarist ever, something truly banal and obvious. more
It also appears in an episode of The Simpsons, I like it. more
The only true genius of the Beatles, an enormous figure that's almost impossible to define. more
The metal I like. more
Full hatred for this commercial shit and for all those like him. more
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
Granite, coarse, dirty, bad. Stealing something here and there, they fiercely embody the heaviest-metal oriented side of Stoner. Telluric! more
the group of the future more
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
Re-listened to in these days (I admit, considering its release in newsstands...). Excellent album, worth re-evaluating. more
The soundtrack of our worst nightmares. more