You Make Feel So Free
Intense. more
Rolling Hills
There's all of Ireland in this world! more
Troubadours
Pure atmosphere. more
Steppin' Out Queen
Good song, there’s no doubt! more
Full Force Gale
Beautiful, with a good rhythm. more
Bright Side of the Road
Fantastic, overwhelming, exhilarating! more
Mariadele
Superb, one day I have to go to her studio to be treated by the most singing physiotherapist of all time! more
Rattlesnake
Pescegatto

Pescegatto: Rattlesnake Traccia 01 in Rattlesnake Album - 1 february 2017

I consider it one of the most significant pieces of their work, despite its length. more
Mazzy Star
fade into you......
strange you never knew..... more
The Damned -The Black Album
A link between New Wave punk and goth more
Animal Collective
Merryweather Postpavillion is already worth a 5. The rest too. more
Black Country, New Road
among the best things of recent years more
Arcade Fire
The first 3 albums: Funeral, Neon Bible, and The Suburbs, are absolute masterpieces now regarded as classics. Since Reflektor, they have been coasting along, with occasional flashes of brilliance here and there. But if we don't give 5 to them, then to whom? more
The War on Drugs
just one definition? I’m shocked. Lost in the Dream and A Deeper Understanding are among the best things of the past decade, 5 stars for life. more
Röyksopp
Melody AM and The Understanding are worth five stars. Then they drop in level but remain dignified. A 4 is fair. more
Brian Eno
The first solo albums up to 1977 would already be enough to crown him one of the greatest geniuses of the 20th century. I can't find anyone more influential than him in music over the last 50 years. more
Peter Gabriel
I even feel embarrassed to define him... from a general standpoint, he is a genius with a unique voice, the most exciting in all of rock. Musically, he is an enormous artist, highly influential to practically everyone who came after. From a human perspective, he is a person worthy of the Nobel Peace Prize. For me, he is simply Everything. more
Taylor Swift
If this site weren't 99% populated by snobs, there would be at least 25-30% of positive definitions. Taylor Swift makes pop, yes, and maybe not the best, after all. But she can sing (listen to the acoustic versions of her songs, thank you), she can strum the guitar, she has stage presence, and she manages to move hundreds of millions of people (which, I understand, is not necessarily synonymous with talent, but on the other hand, neither is being listened to by a bunch of losers who think they’re the shit); Swift's pop is cheerful, it's fun music, you listen to it and it puts you in a good mood and that's it; she's never claimed to be Aristotle in music. Anyone who completely trashes her is either a snob or simply envious. more
Bodychoke
It's incredible how this extraordinary band has ended up in obscurity or even completely ignored by critics. Authors of three sensational albums in the mid-'90s that are absolutely worth rediscovering. more
Daniel Johnston
One of the most free, pure, and original artists ever to emerge from American singer-songwriter music. more