savonesi, 1993, fourth lp of a long series...well done! more
the album that closes the third phase JJ.... more
Certainly not Mangione's best work, but I give it 4 because there are a couple of truly beautiful tracks, and it's an album that I feel particularly connected to! more
A technically impressive punk band! more
Greek director and art director, she debuts in feature films with The Slow Business of Going (2000), winner of the Underground Film Festival in New York. In 2010, she directed her second and most famous feature, Attenberg, presented in Venice. In 2012, she made The Capsule.
She founded a film production company, Haos Film.
She has acted in two films by Richard Linklater, Slacker (1991) and Before Midnight (2013). more
Spanish actor and director, he made his feature film debut in 2017 with Pieles, presented at the Berlin Film Festival, which earned him some notoriety. His aesthetic is already recognizable, characterized by characters and situations on the edge of the ordinary, along with set designs where shocking pink is the dominant color. He seems to have come out of one of his films. more
They say they are like Tad, Brutal Truth, and Cypress Hill playing together.
At the same time, though. more
Read the perfect definition of the user Barracuda Blue, please. A beautiful album, flawless and rich with insights and brilliant ideas, perfect songs follow one another seamlessly. It flows smoothly like oil in its perfectly blended mix of genres, thanks to two exceptional composers like Fagen and Becker. A piece for everyone, the one that excites me the most, probably "Charlie Freak." A wonder. more
German studied for years and currently spoken. A beautiful language in my opinion, but, musically, Uzbek is also more easily adoptable. They produce absolutely haunting and highly impactful metal music; that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s beautiful, though, with lyrics that should be listened to in stable psychophysical conditions to avoid turning into violence towards others. When in doubt, I’ll say that I understand why Fool's Garden sings in English. more
Overrated, to say the least. Excellent craftsmen of the genre and nothing more. If since 1985 their fans (and we too) had stopped paying attention to them, they might have given us something truly experimental, without the undeniably good rock chords that have characterized almost all their works, resulting in a vaguely monotonous effect. more
I differentiate myself. These, judging by the definitions, seem to be the Coldplay. And instead, there is some substance in what they've done, little but there's some. At least for songs of excellent success and quality at the same time. Despite a flood of commercialism, they are not that unbearable. more
masterpiece, worthy sequel to "storia di un minuto." more
remarkable film and soundtrack. McGregor and Kidman are really great! more
I want to give a serious definition: useless character, can't sing and compensates for everything with autotune and playback as if there were no tomorrow. Embarrassing for him and anyone who takes his music seriously (not those who admire him; I give it a 2 only for Sciroppo or the first album which, all things considered, when listened to in the bathroom and used as a laxative, aren't that bad). more
Absolutely awesome folk singer-songwriter! more
eternally the most beautiful record ever! more
I will always carry it in my heart. more
simply fabulous! more
A troubled and ambitious album.
Musically perfect, for me the best Baglioni. more