Chris Martin
An asshole. more
Coldplay
Until Viva la Vida, I liked them, but now they not only annoy me but also have a strong laxative effect on me. And poor Brian Eno, still producing their records... what won't you do for money? The U3? Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha hahahahahah go listen to October or The Unforgettable Fire and then we’ll talk! more
Coldplay
I'm sorry that the last 2 albums are terribly low quality, especially the last one... despite everything, it's thanks to them that I developed a passion for music. A Rush Of Blood To The Head and X&Y are albums I won't forget. It's sad to see all this aggression on this site towards bands that people enjoy; if groups like Coldplay and Oasis were unknown, they would be idolized by many who consider them mediocre. C'est la vit. more
Sun Dial -Other Way Out
Rest your head on the grooves, lie down, close your eyes, and trace your circles in the grain...Sweet is the journey when the record is custom-made! more
Adriano Celentano
whenever someone knocked on his room at the Excelsior, he would say "back" instead of "forward," it was actually to metaphorically reflect his deliberately (un)backward-logic perspective on things (indeed, things "are fine"…), well, when we talk about a true character, free from ephemeral trends and modernity… more
Adriano Celentano
Celentano is not up for debate, you rubes. This site continues to swarm with two-bit intellectuals and frustrated hack writers. Here, people talk who can't play, write, or act but only know how to shoot their mouths off without reason. Even against an artist who has been a leading figure for five decades. 4 for Adriano, 0 for the audience. more
Mark Hollis -Mark Hollis
It seems interesting at least according to Fosca's review. I have to remember to listen to it one of these days. more
Chris Jericho
Uncontainable genius, singer of one of the best metal bands around, runner-up on "Dancing with the Stars," and a superb wrestler... they should invent a new word in the dictionary to define such brilliance! more
Oasis
Thank goodness they’re not around to bother us anymore. more
David Bowie -Scary Monsters
Lodger part 2, equally inventive but, without Eno, a bit more conventional, complete with the longed-for hit single: the neotwist Ashes to Ashes, a funeral lullaby for junkie Major Tom with the hissing guitarchitecture of Chuck Hammer. It’s still the best Bowie of the ’80s, who doesn't mix with the "youngsters" of the new wave and anticipates a lot of '90s British pop (you can hear Blur’s Parklife in It’s No Game). A free hand to Fripp’s guitar to brutalize the robotic disco of Fashion. more
Jane Campion
"Piano lessons," "Portrait of a Lady," "Pain in the ass." more
Fausto Rossi
Faust'Oh!Oh!Oh! more
Brian Eno -My Life in the Bush of Ghosts
Intercultural patchwork where Byrne and Eno glue together various samples from the global village on a foundation of tribal disco (indignant radio listeners, exorcists, and televangelists). The tracks featuring the voices of Middle Eastern divas (Dunya Yusin and Samira Tewfik) also serve as a link to the possible music of Hassel and Eno. Don't miss the electric guitar imitation made by the synth in "Regiment." It remains an important trailblazer for all the digital plunderers who came after (e.g., Moby). more
Silver Convention
It was enough to sing Fly Robin Fly...up up to the sky, or Get Up and Boogie...That's Right without adding anything else. Stunning godmothers of the '70s dancefloor minimalism. And they had Fritz Sonnleitner conducting the strings, the violin of Hosianna Mantra...ETERNAL! more
Virgin
Yes, rock, but if they're going to play real rock, they can't just stick to the singles. I understand they have the channel and they need to showcase the videos, but in three years I've heard "Long Walk Home" about forty times and never "Backstreets." Just to say.
Then it's enough to drool over one song yes and one song no, otherwise it's a different radio. more
Fozzy
Among the 5 best metal bands of all time, just because Chris Jericho is part of it, it deserves a solid 5! more
DJ Matrix
I know very little of his stuff, and I find him much better than 90% of the fake DJs out there. more
Mina
As far as I can see, Gius's favorite singer* more