Chitaristically multifaceted, they channel the moods of the '80s, noise and grandiosity into a rocky and imaginative hard rock form. They are the perfect and nostalgic summary of the last twenty years of rock, but above all an attempt at communicative universalization of the most disparate influences within the musical aesthetics of the '90s. superunknown should be taken with closed eyes. more
The gentlemen of Crossover, along with the other two corners of the triad Faith no More/Red Hot Chili Peppers. more
my vote for the work with yamamoto, which I prefer. more
The greatest of Seattle. And also the most intense. more
Overrated (looks aside). more
...sad, lonely, and introspective..Townes is one of the greatest poets of song..for some, the greatest.. more
..the absolute sovereigns of acid rock..absolutely stunning live..Dark Star flies high in the skies of rock..unmatched.. more
the best rock band in the world. more
Legendary. more
mind-blowing... farrell: the rockstar, the poet, the pervert, the sellout, the addict, the godfather of the indie scene... more
ihh, Alborosie reminds me of something... more
The new voice of today's America. more
The sexy-motherfucker of the modern eighties soul\funk\rock crossover. Purple-rain, sky-high heels & awesome babes for the genius Little Man from Minneapolis. more
The arrogant & slick big head of Billy Corgan spins in the '90s heavy\prog\psychedelia\folk\electro nic\gothic\shoegaze and fucking melodic instinct with the apathetic cynicism of Generation X. The Smashing Pumpkins from Chicago are split between the hard-Hendrixian of "Gish," the poisonous spleen of the Siamese Dream, the impossible, crazy rock-encyclopedism of "MCATIS," and the melancholic pop-electronic-dark temptations in "Adore." more
He was born on May 20, my same day! :-p great musician and great man more
his medley of the notes Somewhere over the Rainbow and What a Wonderful World is of unmatched beauty, among the most beautiful things the human ear can hear. more
"Like a lapse, like an anomaly, like a distraction, like a duty"
Faber: the outspoken, sincere, and quintessentially unconventional poet... has never denied his somewhat less than affluent origins... but has always extraordinarily and originally criticized the bourgeois hypocrisy of which - in light of what was previously said - he was well aware of the ills, the decay, and the contradictions.
A great songwriter, a great man! more
the number 1 reggae artist of today. Italian pride around the world more
Graceful, in tune, delightful in life and in work. more
A highly questionable character and probably difficult to save, but a worthy artist. more