Melvins
What can I say? Monstrous. Period. Albums like Ozma, Bullhead, Eggnog, and Lysol are stuff I'll never tire of adoring. Aside from a few mess-ups here and there (Prick), and some work I like less (Houdini, The Crybaby), a band that has never disappointed me. more
IANVA
what a drag... more
The Rolling Stones
1 to the Stones? Rock 'n' roll isn't for you (not an opinion, but a fact). So, Ripper, rock 'n' roll isn't for you. What the hell are you doing here defining the Rolling Stones? more
Rob Reiner
Terrible director, junk straight out of a soap opera. more
Carmelo Bene
It has appeared to the Madonna, which says it all. All is well that never ends. more
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
a musically ancient group, even by the standards of progressive rock. They confused the concept of total music with cacciucco alla livornese, and the result is an indigestible mess when not completely inexpressive. I saw Emerson live recently: a guy in sunglasses who is still lost in pointless and insignificant keyboard wankery. more
Adam Jones
a very personal guitarist, although a bit monotonous. but the Tool videos are unwatchable! more
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Heavily, Emerson competes with Wakeman for the title of the most annoying keyboardist in all of progressive music. more
Tito Schipa Jr.
Composer, Singer-Songwriter, Actor, Director, Producer, and, as if that weren't enough, he’s also ITALIAN! more
Orson Welles
for me even you don't know more
Django Reinhardt
Simply unmatchable. A giant of jazz guitar who has also inspired several rock guitarists (Mark Knopfler and Brian Setzer, for example). more
Adam Jones
Key figure of one of the best 'artistic' (not just musical, in the case of Tool we must speak of Art at 360 degrees) realities of the last 20 years. more
Adam Jones
And let's not forget his incredible work with the Tool videos. more
Adam Jones
Calm, seemingly cool, a human manifesto of anti-showoffism. He seems to generate riffs only because wrapped in a perpetual state of contemplation... more
CAKE
Great and totally carefree!! For creativity in some parts, they remind me of the Talking Heads! more
Sting
Never liked him.. and as unpleasant as the character portrayed in Quadrophenia.. more
Talking Heads
creative intelligence, urban neurosis, and pop culture and art merge to give life to a naive painting of a thousand colors. 77 and FEAR OF MUSIC above all. more
Herschell Gordon Lewis
The greatest Splatter director. more
CapaRezza
AH-AH! (quote from Nelson Muntz) more
CapaRezza
A genius in writing lyrics. He has immense culture; in each of his songs, there are dozens of more or less subtle references that the average listener struggles to grasp. Engaged and original lyrics characterize him, a disgust for the clichés of rap (clothes, machismo, etc.). PS. Capa is NOT a communist. PS2. "Fuori dal tunnel" is a song against having fun at all costs, but the radio/TV turned it into an anthem to the contrary, so much so that Caparezza later allowed the use of this song only to Zelig. more