An album critiquing our society, from the most powerful (Pigs) to the weakest (Sheeps). more
I thought he was bald. more
It could and should have been a masterpiece. Unfortunately, all that remains is a textually superb but musically horrifying record. Bambini, Miramare, and Cose are masterpieces; Dobermann, Carne di pappagallo, and Vento nel nulla are weak; Pentathlon, Lettera, and 300.000.000 di topi languish in limbo. Truly a half-wasted opportunity. more
Probably the most "independent" album of the Turin band. more
Jazz masterpiece mixed with prog rock more
The charm remains intact... more
Audio quality leaves much to be desired more
Okay guys, don’t kill me... for me, Queen is the best pop-rock band of all time: I grew up with these "four musicians of music." Freddie Mercury had an incredible charisma, a true stage animal, with a voice and timbre that were nothing short of extraordinary. But then, shall we talk about Brian May's guitar solo in the song "Bohemian Rhapsody"? Incredible, simply incredible. more
Pronounced "Gheiber" by certain idiots, and I was one of them. more
Guns N' Roses are a rock band with balls: Axl Rose, Slash, Duff and the whole gang may be cynical, bastards, sons of bitches, but, for better or worse, they have written the history of rock and laid the foundation for the bands to come. Through ups and downs, the group has managed to give us great masterpieces such as "Welcome to the Jungle," "Paradise City," "Mr. Brownstone," "November Rain," "Estranged," "Knocking on Heaven's Door" (which I’d like to remind is a cover of the song by Bob Dylan) and so on... Despite the recent disagreements among the band members and the (almost) reformation of the group, the Guns continue to rock hard. Even the last album released, "Chinese Democracy," has its reasons. They are certainly not a band on par with Led Zeppelin, Queen, the Rolling Stones, and all that jazz, but damn, they rock! more
Do you want to experience amazing adventures on the Red Planet? No problem! There's John Carter of Mars. more
Mommy, why does everybody have a bomb?
Mommy, why does everybody have a bomb? more
The albums of the eighties are absolutely amazing... Still respectable up to Pop, I won't comment on what comes after that... more
It is not humanly possible to go from Litfiba 3 to Infinito in the span of a decade!......So I’ve come to a conclusion: those from Infinito are clones! more
He was simply the greatest of all time... more
Until the splendid "Modena," undeniably among the greatest Italian authors of all time. The album Sotto La Pioggia is still decent, then the sad commercialization...although something can still be salvaged up until the end of the eighties. But afterwards, truly an ever-deepening void...probably the most grotesque regression of the Italian music scene. However, the extraordinary records from the early phase of the career remain... more
I respect them because they've done great things, but I could never really get over them, not too much at least, except for the "usual" two or three scattered things.....sufficiency..... more
He's one of those who really pisses me off... After the incredible Aria, another great work and then the beginning of the decline that led him to sing all those crap that are also (unfortunately) the most well-known... more
Fundamental in the genre... more
The first albums were beautiful, but in the eighties they had an incredible downfall... then they had a comeback with Innuendo, and after that I stopped following them... more