Charles Bukowski
But 5 what??? However, deep down, it's pleasant... more
Charles Bukowski
not a man, not a writer...simply a style and a philosophy of life! this man knew a lot! more
Judas Priest
Inhumans could continue to sing for another 10 years without falling into ridicule; if anyone says otherwise, it's simply because they haven't seen them live. P.S. thirty times, consecrated as the most ridiculous character not only of debaser but of the entire universe, you compete with John Edward (some might remember him from South Park). more
Truce Baldazzi
I have to give it a 1... but for how much it made me laugh the first time I saw it, it deserves a full 5! more
Judas Priest
The greatest heavy metal band of all time. Pioneers of the genre, devastating from '76 to '81, still very strong until Painkiller. "Sad Wings of Destiny" is epoch-making. Truly exceptional. more
Fleet Foxes
Timeless Song Factory more
Them Crooked Vultures
An attack on the acoustic cavities more
John Lennon
beyond the aura of myth indirectly fueled by the death he experienced, I would say an artist without infamy and (above all) without praise; I almost prefer Ringo Starr, or rather even better, the Ringo Pavesi uhahahahahahahahahha! more
John Lennon
Ah, is being anti-religious perhaps a demerit? more
John Lennon
"I don't believe in magic
I don't believe in I-ching
I don't believe in Bible
I don't believe in tarot
I don't believe in Hitler
I don't believe in Jesus
I don't believe in Kennedy
I don't believe in Buddha
I don't believe in Mantra
I don't believe in Gita
I don't believe in Yoga
I don't believe in kings
I don't believe in Elvis
I don't believe in Zimmerman
I don't believe in Beatles
I just believe in me" more
Mel Gibson
The screenwriters of Braveheart should be in jail. more
Them Crooked Vultures
I stumbled upon it by pure chance on-the-road. Great album composed by prominent musicians. And here too, there's the touch of the good Dave. more
Burzum
"beyond every limit" yes, like the bullshit that certain denoandri shoot... more
John Lennon
Musically he has never amounted to much. Personally speaking, his antireligious Imagine is an offense – which many have failed to grasp. A drug-addicted pacifist who could have made much better use of his life and his talents. One day, under acid, he claimed to be Jesus. What he had that was genius is a mystery. Utility for humankind, zero. more
Brandon Boyd
Great vocal qualities, it's a shame about the downward spiral they've embarked on... more
Burzum
From the darkest black to the most hypnotic dreamscape, from black ambient to Norse and Viking mythology, among the founding fathers of one or more genres. A pagan, a modern-day Viking. A master. A politician who would stand out in today’s bleak landscapes. An incendiary, a madman, a murderer - but in self-defense - a legend. A feral voice, a nightmarish growl. Paralyzing guitar, frost, darkness. Beyond every limit. An extremely cultured man. A friend. more
Genesis
Touch me, now. more
Dio
More logical that a contrary exists. Where did God come from? The only solution is that there is something, which I call God, that does not need time to exist, as if it were a multidimensional vector space, seeing time as we see space, and space as a line. He established the rules of the universe, therefore He is the Supreme Good and the Supreme Justice. He gave us love and freedom; the faults are only ours, not His. Our Father, we should all follow Him. more
Mel Gibson
Braveheart is perhaps the most beautiful, grand, spectacular, magnificent film ever. Historical and niche films, like the 3 Mad Max. The 4 indispensable Lethal Weapons. Ransom, Air America, Maverick, Love Forever... As a director, another imposing work, The Passion. Apocalypto, nothing special, but exceptionally well-made. And a coming soon about the Vikings, performed in Saxon and Norse. Great presence, big muscles. A true tough guy, a true Christian, a true integralist conservative. I admire him. more
Genesis
The Apocalypse in 9/8 of progressive more