The first metalhead in history more
Too much whiskey and too much wine... but how the hell do they push the accelerator so hard?! more
Great movie and great director more
descending parabola! more
A band that you'd have to invent if it didn't exist. Until 1977, with the death of guitarist Terry Kath, they produced works that were all, more or less, between decent and excellent. After 1977, you can only pick a few tracks here and there from the various subsequent albums... and it's a shame. The only exception as a full album is the cleverly crafted yet undeniably spot-on "Chicago 17" from 1984. Horns, synthesizers, and AOR commercial melodies blend together with convincing results, achieving monstrous success at the time. more
All I need is the beautiful, painful, haunting, immense title track to give this album the highest score...
"...Now the sun's gone to hell
and the moon's riding high..." more
milestone of Italian prog more
Yet another Brit-pop band in the wake of Coldplay...pleasant enough but nothing special! more
Really "cool," come on, this can't be a FRENCH director. more
Almost 40 years after its release, it remains an album of incredible freshness! more
Honestly, it doesn’t drive me crazy; too much blending of psychedelia and classicism! more
The most curious and longest title of a progressive album more
So inspired that it forgives being French. more
I own it in super audio CD, in Japan cardboard sleeve, and of course in jewel case too!! more
The Conclusion of the First Formula 3 more
God and his band, unique and (unfortunately) unrepeatable. May it never be that one day other bands and frontmen like them are born, but I doubt it. more
He is dead, but remains God.
The greatest voice of all time. more
seminal! more
From the word-of-mouth album by College to a true cult phenomenon, the leap was brief yet not so much; it took ten years. It is said that a ten from Pitchfork for the anniversary reissue was all it took, and from there everything took off (the sixth best-selling vinyl from 2008 to today). I have another theory: one need only look at the works of the post-Aeroplane bands to realize the influence they had. Whimsical folk of lo-fi origin, psychedelic cacophonies, some solid guitar riffs, a lot of tradition from Eastern Europe, and a masterpiece album. Past, present, and future all encapsulated in a single concept album. Discover the lyrics for yourself; it's not your typical '90s loser. more
golden period and peak success.
having somewhat sidelined jazz, Latin rhythms and funk take center stage! more