Antonella Ruggiero
one of the most beautiful Italian voices of all time more
Roger Taylor
great drummer (especially in the early years of his career) and musician whom I highly respect, who besides the Queen also had a dignified solo career; it's a shame about the farce set up with May, that despicable project "Queen+Paul Rodgers," which costs him at least two points. Long overdue. more
Checco Zalone
Feel that ovulation! more
INXS
Pleasant kangaroo-pop-rock-dance sauce more
Edoardo Bennato
funny and talented singer-songwriter more
Giulio Capiozzo
acrobatic drummer, among the best ever in Italy. Truly great. more
Augusto Daolio
a very unique and beautiful voice, a great artist; after his death, the Nomads really should have disbanded. more
Jackson 5
3.5 come on; they were a nice and talented group, with a mini-M.J. already in great form. more
Alicia Keys
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Samuele Bersani
I met him: he’s an incredibly arrogant piece of s.hit, obsessed with money. And then he thinks he's Beethoven. more
John Entwistle
unforgettable more
Nomadi
a great Italian pop-rock band, perhaps the best in their genre, unfortunately disbanded after the death of their leader, the fantastic singer Augusto Daolio, who passed away in 1992… I would have preferred if it had really ended that way, but unfortunately they continued: rating 4 for Augusto's Nomadi, rating 1 for those other beggars. more
Matia Bazar
I only rate the Ruggero period, otherwise the score would be halved; "Vacanze romane" is a beautiful song, just as the album "Tango" is very nice. more
Umberto Tozzi
the greatest Italian artist of the '70s...in his dreams more
Janis Joplin
Wonderful both with Big Brother and as a solo artist. more
Jaco Pastorius
THE BASSIST. Come on, don't say no, he's cool. more
Lucio Dalla
1968-1980 one of the best singer-songwriters/artists in Italy, at least 6-7 very, very beautiful albums. "Automobili," "Com'è profondo il mare," and the self-titled album from '79 are the peaks. After the live performance in 1986, it’s been a continuous decline, down to the last negligible works. more
Samuele Bersani
one of the most original Italian artists in recent years, not a phenomenon but still very talented, I like it more
Simone Cristicchi
The very fact that he wanted to sing like Antonacci shows how clueless he is about music; at least it's entertaining, a bit better than the rest of the crap that’s going around today. more
Brian May
A fantastic guitarist with good technique and a very particular style, at least in the '70s. Then came the darkness. After Mercury's death, alongside Taylor, he turned into a pathetic vulture. Currently, he's a bewildered and incapable man in his sixties, to sum it up: he’s become a pain in the ass. more