Jürgen Habermas e Joseph Ratzinger
I imagine a German pope without balls, poor thing, I fear that soon he will have an illness. more
Placebo
Great albums up to Black Market Music, I bought Sleeping with Ghosts and from that moment I gave up on listening to them, so my rating refers to their earlier works. more
Emma
To be shot more
Aerosmith
"Our music is violent, but we are not. Songs like 'Guns On The Roof' and 'Last Gang In Town' aim to be against violence. Sometimes you have to put yourself in the shoes of the guy with the gun. I could never do it, but at the same time, you can't ignore these things. We're not a bunch of assholes like Boston or Aerosmith.”
Joe Strummer... that's all I have to write about these motherfuckers... more
Bob Sinclar
The death of music.. more
Placebo
Insupportable cockatoos more
David Guetta
Music for assholes more
David Bowie -Heroes
It is part of the historic Berlin trilogy (Heroes - Low - Lodger).
It was something mind-blowing when it came out.
(there's Eno's touch...) more
Can -Tago Mago
Fundamental. more
The Cure -Seventeen Seconds
The life of The Cure can be divided into two eras: the first post-punk era, which spans from the first album to the fourth (Three Imaginary Boys, Seventeen Seconds, Faith, Pornography), and the second, which is particularly new wave. That is, all the other albums. The albums from the first era, as far as I'm concerned, all score eight or higher. more
Anthony Phillips -The Geese & The Ghost
First solo album by the first guitarist of Genesis. Super collaborations such as that of Phil Collins. An album that ranges from being monumental to being literally sublime. more
Bob Dylan -Blonde on Blonde
If not the most beautiful by Dylan, one of the most beautiful. An acoustic as always to envy, framed by a memorable harmonica. more
Bvdub
Exciting...intense...melancholic more
Üstmamò
some smiles in adolescence were given to me, but they were too similar to the CCCP though more
Steely Dan
In the midst of Welcome to the Hotel California, these two great figures illustrated all the hidden perversion in 1970s American society, all combined with an unmatched sound, perfect vinyls to test the Hi-Fi system. The Cuervo Gold, the fine Colombian, make tonight a wonderful dream... more
Faith no More -King For A Day... Fool For A Lifetime
I've always considered this their best work. I already loved them a lot, but when King For a Day came out, it was the final blow for me. more
John Bonham
A drummer of historical magnitude... but, in my opinion, "hard rock" is NOT "20 minutes of drum solo." more
Steely Dan
The "against nature" par excellence of American pop-rock. Donald Fagen and Walter Becker managed, like no one else in the US during the '70s (perhaps with the exception of Ron and Russell Mael of Sparks), to blend a radio-friendly pop-rock-jazz mix with a venomous satire of the American way of life. Over the years, they have increasingly refined their sound, enlisting only the excellence of session musicians while paying a price to the cult of the most crystalline sound purity. more
Mayhem
Whether they are assholes and have had some shady stories in the past is undeniable, but they have been fundamental to black metal, and some of their albums are fantastic. more
Guy Evans
Great drummer, among my top ten favorites. His performance in tracks like "Darkness" or "A Plague Of Lighthouse Keepers" is astonishing. more