The Sparks of the Poor more
(My) Rock - Blues Rock, Roots Rock (1972, England), rating out of ten: 8.75 more
He was one of the greatest American singer-songwriters of his time. His career, from his beginnings with the Byrds to "No Other," with a fruitful collaboration with Doug Dillard in between, was nothing short of superb. The commercial failure of the aforementioned "No Other" sparked a decline that, however, never resulted in anything less than decent records. Ultimately, Clark was an extraordinary songwriter who deserves greater rediscovery today. more
One Band Band delivers a varied work that, starting from shoegaze roots, seeks a new path while lowering distortions. This exploration makes the album diverse and transitional. Good while waiting for further developments. more
Met tonight in Torre del Greco, bought the Best of which I will review. I start with 3 stars that could become 4 if the album excites me. more
Il mio album Tull preferito di sempre! more
Alessio Lega's little cousin! more
(My) Electronic Music - Post-Industrial, Experimental Electronics (2013, Sweden), rating out of ten: 9.50 more
Go Hibernian! more
The quintessence of banality. more
The unmatched Roberto Pianta, Giacomino Pagina, Giovanni Buon Prosciutto, and Giovanni Paolo Forte Desiderio! more
You didn't mention "the Montesi case." Perhaps he wasn't exactly a Modern Gentleman. more
MUSIC WITH MAGNETIC CHARM more
Thanks to my Rosaspina (1/6/2024) more
The Spectre Within and Awaken The Guardian are practically the first true albums of pure progressive metal. more
Embarrassing group. The total disgust. The international The Kolors. more
Zer construction armònega, zer decensa. But it’s seen in mona a more
And what a blast! more