Simple Minds -Real to Real Cacophony
nothing of what is highly elaborated will come later....lean & synthetic, but very very good!! more
Matteo salvini
There is only one captain, one captain, there is only one captain!!!!!!!! more
Blue
To be suppressed just for ruining that masterpiece by Elton John. I'll spare the guy of color because at least he has a nice voice. more
Rise Against
You should stay silent and listen to what Tim has to say, then afterwards go by Greg from Bad Religion and Ian from Minor Threat. Truly an inspiration in life, both them and their music. more
blink-182
If they change a bit the themes of the lyrics and talk about something other than "I broke up with this thot," they ruin themselves, poor things...
Talented drummer wasted in that band, what a shame.
Fake punk. more
Ramones
They didn't know how to play, and they became one of the best punk and rock & roll bands in history. more
The Clash
They probably took it too literally when they said, "we're punk, we do whatever the fuck we want." You want a straightforward punk album from The Clash? The early ones, after London Calling, it’s just experimental rock & roll. more
Bad Religion
One of the bands with the most beautiful lyrics in punk, I really recommend you read the lyrics to all their songs; as the English would say, "a lifechanging band." Besides this, haven't they already written everything about being the founders of melodic hardcore punk and influencing virtually every band of the same genre that came after them? more
Sex Pistols
"The greatest rock and roll swindle" says it all, except that they influenced the entire punk movement both musically and otherwise. more
George Harrison
His guitar nuances and style are memorable, as are his skills as a composer. I don't particularly appreciate him as a singer. more
Ringo Starr
By far the most likable of the four Beatles... considering the drummer he is, I’d say he’s been quite lucky, really lucky! more
John Lennon
One of those legends of songwriting that has been and will always be, forever and ever. It's not that, in my opinion, he was a great guitarist, nor even a singer with a breathtaking voice, but a genius of composition, of poetry, of pop and rock music, a genius even when he let out hippie nonsense about love, when he took a mess like Ono to bed, scandalizing the Beatles. In short, Lennon. Eternal John. more
Paul McCartney
A four-string performer of remarkable skill and a composer about whom only good things can be said. It's a shame that he has always been the most annoying and overexposed musician ever. He should talk about music and not about vegans, vegetarians, and similar topics when interviewed. more
Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft
"Everything is Good" contained several remarkable pieces. Above all, "The Robber and the Prince," hypnotic and deviant, and "The Mussolini." more
Umberto Tozzi
Despite not being exactly a phenomenon, I can't really consider it a nothingness either. All in all, it deserves a 3, come on. At least it's likable. more
Matteo Renzi
A full five for having destroyed the left of the keyboard revolutionary radical chic. more
Napoli
"Hey dude, we've got the sun, the sea, the pocho, the matador, and we've got only us, zazza." more
Radical Chic
Very simply, they are the most extreme form of snobs; they think they are very intelligent because they know they have a vast knowledge, especially of bullshit. more
Eros Ramazzotti
Nice little songs but nothing more. Consequently, the same rating given to Tozzi or Morandi. Very commercial but ultimately not unworthy. more
Articolo 31
In 1999 I would have given it a one, but given today's rap I have to give it a 2, which it deserves as well. more