I'm frightened by how clean and sublime all of this is. I used to play it in a duo with a friend and, I swear to you, I think we’re the only two idiots playing this stuff, sometimes even in front of an audience and in unimaginable situations. I can't give my best to an album that, all things considered, isn’t true badass folk, isn’t guitar repertoire and doesn’t get close to the exploitation of timbre; it has a bit of a sparse and impoverished musical writing, yet there’s a certain something of doom, there's the groove. more
I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that. more
There are many directors who make films, for better or worse. But few directors are capable of making cinema. Sorrentino makes cinema... beautiful or ugly, it doesn't matter. more
policeman let me grab a toothbrush before going..NO! DON’T YOU TAKE IT!! policeman let me march, give me an injection hereee, policeman but first let me say goodbye to the houses I love like olgcheneso more
Very fragrant cool hole. And in this case, full of exotic aromas and scents. Not to be missed. more
I wrote some time ago, when I was still a promising writer, or maybe not, anyway... we are free. Here’s what I wrote:
"Dave Brubeck is a very fragrant hole of cool.
And I am a goldiardo almost always
silent." more
A left-wing Pippo Franco. more
Guys, we don’t need to go to the shooting range to shoot the shit! more
""""""""""Comics"""""""""" who do satire on the Italian left don’t exist? And to think there would be plenty of material, an endless well. We shouldn’t have to endure this bald face on the big screen. The TV of once is no more... more
Auhauhauahua.. Do they really exist?? I thought they were characters from a manga.. more
Fundamental, if only they had dissolved in 1999... more
come on........this one is off-limits more
A sell-out but conscious. By further synthesizing pop arrangements (while also including a choir of madrigalists), Battiato constructs perfect hit singles. Like Brian Eno ten years earlier, he acts homeopathically with cut and paste, creating "intelligent" pop tracks as antidotes to the prevailing stupidity. The meditative aspect is preserved with Gli Uccelli and Segnali di Vita. more
After Fisiognomica, it was inevitable to turn to orchestral music, abandoning all pop embellishments. And while the B-side is a rather dispensable collection of lieder, the A-side, with tracks like L'ombra della Luce (an extraordinary prayer in music) and Le sacre sinfonie del tempo, inaugurates his most mystical period, culminating in the extraordinary Concerto di Baghdad. Much more “earthly,” Povera Patria is a bitter invective against the moral decay of Italy (and it won't be the only one). more
Born to run... but in reverse, lol. more
In my room, I have a beautiful poster of Rutt Cobain. <3 more
The doctor strictly forbade me from listening to them, you know how it is, I have diabetes. more
A noteworthy debut (with one of the first picture discs) from the English group featuring a new formula for progressive rock with original harmonic solutions (the mysterious Situations or Blind Man reminiscent of White Bird by It's a Beautiful Day) and unprecedented arrangements (see the mix of violin and wah-wah guitar in It Happened Today and Stretch). The instrumental Vivaldi is a classical reinterpretation in the style of the Nice, culminating in a series of dissonances and futuristic effects. more
The first 10 seasons are FANTASTIC, but then they messed it up in the last ones; that's a well-known fact. more
Partially successful attempt by the new Curved Air with Way and Kristina (featuring a young Stewart Copeland on drums) to reinvent themselves in pop with a substantial and stylish album of high erotic content, but all in all, somewhat unoriginal. After duly paying tribute to Joplin in the gritty Woman On A One Night Stand, Kristina is nonetheless irresistible in the sultry Dance of Love, the light bossa Day Breaks My Heart, and the exhausting title track. more