Fabrizio De André
I wonder how one can define a "great man" a rich kid who has never done a damn thing in his life, who decided to go to Sardinia and whose hobby was to drink two liters of whiskey a day... No, gentlemen, the Great ones are different.... But as De Gregori said (giving it to De Andrè) "even Mussolini wrote poetry"......

And here I conclude. more
Sunny Day Real Estate
Exciting is the right word...for those who believe that emo is just a bunch of little queers with bangs today. more
Radiohead
watershed, but not for what certain idiots say... more
Chumbawamba
All in all a more than decent group. more
Animal Collective
What a crazy panda can do. more
Guy Ritchie
funny in lock and stock and snatch then that's it more
Guy Ritchie
Tarantino in British style. more
Guy Ritchie
It tells me absolutely nothing, not even negatively (that would already be something). Nothingness. more
Eric Burdon
a phenomenon more
David Jackson
Indispensable, brilliant, monumental, wild. How many wonderful musical plots he has gifted us with VDGG, perfectly contrasting with the mad and marvelous trials of the god Hammill. An exceptional saxophonist and flautist, among the top 10 of all time, in my opinion. more
Fabri Fibra
I believe the second photo speaks for itself. more
Cher
Much better as an actress more
Mondo Marcio
Rotten? Very, very, extremely rotten, basically it sucks. more
Biagio Antonacci
Un-bear-a-ble. The most voiceless man in the universe. more
Duran Duran
Anyway, I prefer them to Spandau Ballet. more
Coldplay
Discreet at first, now completely useless more
Radiohead
Three great albums preceded and followed by a lot of fluff. more
Arcade Fire
"Arcade Fire is definitely a jump in the right direction." Even though I'm only partially saving the last one, for now. more
Parliament
Infinite class, starting from the clothing. more