Jeff Buckley
I still believe that dad Tim was much better. Grace is still a gem, if fate had allowed Jeff to move on, maybe he would have given us even greater and more mature albums. He remains a great talent, unfortunately not fully bloomed (perhaps). more
Jeff Buckley
Some albums should come with a "16 and up" sticker on the cellophane. Come on, just forget it... or at least listen to it after your confirmation. more
Jeff Buckley
Rock70, you’re 13 years old and honestly, you’re getting on my nerves! Go jerk off instead of spouting nonsense... more
Jeff Buckley
I've changed my mind about him... the serious offense from schizoid man, which remains his own opinion of me and really made me reflect, offend, and feel ashamed of what I had written. I'm going to listen to Grace again, and I don't know why, but this time I liked it, and I'm only listening to that... who knows, maybe it was the desire to be like the other Buckley fans... or maybe I just hadn't listened to the album properly... who knows! more
Kanye West
shit script! and they want to put themselves on the level of king crimson with the song "power"? (I know because my cousin goes on and on about rap and Kanye West in particular) also, I found a new plagiarism (the beginning of power is the same as the beginning of "come to the sabbath" by black widow, listen to them and compare!) more
La crus
...very big... more
Kanye West
I Sold My Soul to the Devil... I don't know how much it benefited him. more
Rihanna
Musically a piece of junk, but hot from "Hot black teen ride a big cock with her ass." more
Jeff Buckley
Eternal Life to you, Jeffrey Scott. To me, you are Music. I read one who writes "crybaby" and mentions Hallelujah: classic clown who heard a song and starts judging. Read the subversive lyrics of The Sky Is A Landfill and listen to the 95/96 performances of Grace, Kick Out The Jam (MC5 cover), Eternal Life, the ending of Mojo Pin... and so many others. And you will feel that Jeff, besides moving us, knew how to kick ass on stage. Simply immense. more
Negrita
Do 5 for what they were until the loss of Zama at the battery: a great band. A slow, painful, and inevitable decline: the last album is something obscene. They can shove Roy Paci's trumpet up their ass and get back to making rock with blood and sweat. more
Kanye West
The only talented rapper in the entire United States. more
Luciano Ligabue
A few, I mean a few decent songs at the beginning he made... more
Kyuss
Attention... semi-Reunion without Josh but with Nick on March 23, 2011 at Live di Trezzo. more
Luciano Ligabue
A thousand songs all identical to each other, both in lyrics and melody: that's why I wish it was him, the monster to whom I could say "Goodbye!" more
Micheal Bay
A damned. He embodies very well what I hate about American cinema. more
Area 54
Nothing in a group alone. more
John Hackett
What a musician, gentlemen. Amazing flutist, romanticism at its finest. more
John Hackett & Steve Hackett
Of course Steve has a brother named like Rael's in The Lamb, coincidence? Anyway, a musically superior duo. The charm of a flute and a guitar. more
Truce Baldazzi
I don't know, moreover, if this guy is a member of the Truce Klan or wants to be part of it. But what a PAIN with this media stunt halfway between the Brujeira and the Magliana gang. more
Truce Baldazzi
It's him, the boy who became a man, the man who became an idol, the idol who became a legend, the legend that became a myth. True revenge, I won’t end up in jail, Truce Baldazzi in parliament. more