Winston Churchill
Sometimes man stumbles upon the truth, but in most cases, he gets up and continues on his way. more
Zakk Wylde
If you're looking for the best, you've found it. more
Antony And The Johnsons -The Crying Light
It's not really my cup of tea, but it seems to be Antony's best. more
Neurosis -Through Silver in Blood
One of the most sublime sonic artifacts produced by man. Perhaps the greatest metal album of all time. more
The Smiths
Even with The Queen Is Dead, a 5 is guaranteed, but I have a really strange relationship with them: I listen to 4-5 songs in a row with great satisfaction, then they become tedious. I find Morrissey's voice beautiful for a short period, after that it gets on my nerves. Oh, speaking of sympathies, Morrissey is like annoyance personified. more
Beth Hart
One of the best female blues voices in recent years. more
Keith Richards
Essential for the creation of riffs, which is more than enough for the 5. For the rest, a pretty unpleasant junkie who has always had a tendency to talk trash about his colleagues. If there was a member with globally above-average talent in the RS, he died in 1969. more
Gentle Giant -Live Rome 1974
Gentle Giant concert in Rome. Bootleg with more than decent overall audio quality (for a bootleg, it holds up well). They were an absolute spectacle live, unleashing all their skill and imagination without the slightest restraint; however, for this reason, certain live performances (typical of rock and progressive music from the '60s and '70s) are better experienced at least visually (even on video, a DVD, on YouTube...) rather than just audibly, like the 27 minutes of the medley "Nothing at All/Plain Truth" which frankly becomes a bit boring in audio form, especially since the audio quality isn't exactly stellar. Being there that night, present at the concert... Well, for the lucky ones who witnessed those mind-blowing performances of the Giant in '74, 'ci vostra. more
Ron Keel
He even auditioned for Black Sabbath but they didn't take him. It still looks good on his resume... more
Giorgio Poi -Smog
Well, come on... a bit of Carboni and a bit of Cremonini... why not, right? more
Mario Venuti
The "aretusean stipe" more
Andrea Bocelli
The best Italian tenor of all time!!! more
Queensrÿche -The Verdict
He was not expecting such a beautiful CD… more
Tears for Fears -Everybody Loves a Happy Ending
And why not?.....the two former rivals get back together and produce a delightful album! more
Led Zeppelin -Presence
still and always so much stuff! more
Pippo Franco
With a shouting and somewhat gaudy comedy, perhaps it lacks the right timing, the jokes are always flaunted and therefore not very effective. That said, some episodes in B-movie cinema are anthological enough to make you forget 20 years of unwatchable variety shows. more
Roberto Vecchioni -Saldi di fine stagione
It's a still "unripe" Vecchioni, but the album is excellent! more