Representative with some infamy and above all without praise of the Italietta of the '60s. Maximum 2 and a half stars. more
And here I finally add a Hendrixian album to my collection.
Voodoo Chile and 1983...(A Merman I Should Turn To Be)? What can I say, 15 and 13 minutes of infinite psychedelia.
And what more is there to add? We truly needed a piece of Dylan to transform into hard rock and blues rock, it's All Along The Watchtower, folks!!
And it’s with Voodoo Child (slight return) that the Wah-Wah achieves the complete perfection of Hendrixian psychedelia, as perfect as the entire album. more
One of the best among the "moderns," meaning those who emerged in the early 2000s. Great lyricist, energy, and irony. However, the 4-star singer-songwriters are elsewhere, and it's a solid 3, not quite a full one. It appeals to Millennials, but Music is Something Else. more
The queen of '50s music. Of course, it's national-popular repertoire and quite retro, which is why I won't go beyond 2 stars, but still, she was the first winner of Sanremo. more
The best of the "Dallian Trilogy" 1977-80: not much more to add! more
It certainly won't be remembered in the annals of music, but it remains nonetheless commendable. Vocally, it's outstanding. Average 3.5 more
A great singer-songwriter until 1989, a decent craftsman until 1995, then the abyss (in fact, I can only save 'Dindondio' from Shake in 2001). more
Beyond his image as a pretty-boy Hollywood actor (if only he were the first...), he has surprised in the films of the Coen brothers, in addition to winning an Oscar for "Syriana" and "Up in the Air." An extra point because he has also proven to be a skilled director. more
That look alone is worth 5. more
Beautiful, as always, but it's the one I like the least of the CCR from their debut until "Pendulum." Here, of course, there are several songs perfect in their bare simplicity, like "Down on the Corner," obviously "Effigy," and also "Cotton Fields" or "It Came out of the Sky." There’s also an unforgettable single "anthem" like "Fortunate Son." Here we are at masterpiece levels, but I admit that the rest doesn’t overly excite me; the two instrumentals, for example: more than pleasant (especially "Side O' the Road" with Fogerty's always welcome guitar) but, well, not particularly essential. A nice record without a doubt, but for once, nice but not stunning. more
Compositional maturity. more
Journalist, born in Lucania, has been working for many years for the cultural pages of Corriere della Sera where he writes about historical topics. more
After 35 years in a box stored away in a warehouse, we unearthed the tapes recorded between 1982 and 1984, selected the less poorly recorded ones, and decided to release an album. Genre: techno pop, electro pop, new wave, darkwave.
Oh Oh Art was one of the many bands of the Milanese New Wave in the early eighties.
Last year, "Cosmic Disease" was included in the compilation "Milano After Punk," and the reviews encouraged us to publish something from that material.
OH OH ART - Out Of The Dust | RNC MUSIC more
His masterpiece along with Like a Virgin. more
What an extreme record, the music is excellent, for me Mogol has never existed. more
The masterpiece along with Blue's tip of the hat, which is usually what Fornaciari wears on his head. more
Revisiting the pieces of Toto with the support of the orchestra. I've never understood why they record these CDs. more
The best live performance by the band. It sounds very good and, of course, it’s played excellently. more
Better her breasts than her music. Tracks of an abyssal emptiness, but the windowsill in front of her was worth it. more
Too much stuff in a minute and a half. Beautiful images in the text, psychedelic arrangement. It works. more