Oasis -Be Here Now
"Definitely Maybe", and less easy-listening than "(What's The Story) Morning Glory?", "Be Here Now" is the juiciest fruit of prickly rock weeds grown in the shadow of The Beatles and duly pollinated by cocaine and massive doses of self-esteem, but damn does it sound so rock. more
Tangerine Dream
The "firsts". more
Vídeo Brinquedo
Undeserving successor of Dingo Pictures. Is there anything else to add? more
CHVRCHES
Elegant and delicate. Neither original nor stunning, but overall very pleasant. more
Manowar
Real metalheads playing the part of cavemen. more
009 Sound System
The favorite group of those who made videos about GTA more than 10 years ago. more
Jackie Chan
His movies have always made me roar with laughter. more
Led Zeppelin -Led Zeppelin II
It has the wrong cover, but it would be the second one, which is another masterpiece worthy of applause and a cornerstone of Hard-Blues-Rock after the debut, which I still slightly prefer. An album at the edge of perfection, not a second wasted, not even with the stage for Bonzo's solo outburst in "Moby Dick." Two masterpieces that induce ecstasy like "Whole Lotta Love" and especially "The Lemon Song" (that central section, Giovanni Paolo's bass...) and my other favorite from the album, that gem with a wonderfully British melody and great romance, "Thank You," penned by Plant-Page and with that Hammond ending from Jones, chill-inducing... Then the rest, all exceptional evergreens among which stands out that tesssooroo of a song, "Ramble On." more
Eels -Beautiful Freak
But doesn't the cover look like a still from the video of "Black Hole Sun"? more
Fabrizio De André -In Direzione Ostinata e Contraria
I would suggest it for one hour of listening per week, in all schools! more
oasis -(what's the story) morning glory
In music, meaning doesn't matter, but emotion does. And sometimes, just a caress is enough to evoke a strong emotion. “(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?” is the great confirmation after the surprising debut, the message of carefreeness and passion that emerges from the album bounces in the curves of joyful stadiums, in the hearts of those who let themselves be swept away by the monotony of life, or in the green meadows of cool summer evenings, where around an improvised campfire, a group of friends gathers to sing a simple and joyful “Wonderwall.” more
Alberto Fortis -La grande grotta
Strong American, musicians with a hint of Jarreau, the talented Casale on backing vocals, a few unforgettable tracks, and here we have the best alongside the debut. I remain, unfortunately, always surprised and saddened by how he was extinguished so soon and poorly. more
Stefano Sollima
Music video director, he has no idea what a plot is. Take away a book to ruin, and he doesn’t know where to turn. But hey, good music video director.

Among the many nonsensical crap, Gomorra 3 really stands out as a joke. The entire season is based on the fact that Ciccio Savastano magically always finds the best connections for the drugs from the most unlikely places, and all the mafia in Italy (ALL ITALIAN MAFIAS, NOT ME AND MY COUSIN) hang on his every word because they don’t know where to get the drugs.

ALL ITALIAN MAFIAS DON'T KNOW WHERE TO GET THE DRUGS, AND NO ONE SAYS MEXICO. Let’s face it. They get the contact stolen from them, he finds an even more unlikely one (the famous Slavic drugs) and suddenly the old contact no longer exists. Gone.

Not to mention that suddenly Ciccio Savastano becomes poor because his accounts are frozen: because you pay for the drugs via bank transfer, right? All the drugs in Italy, on top of that. A couple of bucks.

Not to mention that he puts a wooden head in charge of the accounts, and suddenly he kills him without even making it official. Just like that, bam, dead. Gone.

Not to mention that Malammore dies – currently the regent of Secondigliano – and no one bats an eye. The army no longer exists. Gone.
Malammore's niece has her man killed – the Boss, not some idiot – and her uncle – the vice-boss – and she doesn’t even ask who did it. DOESN'T EVEN ASK WHO DID IT.

I've never seen such a laugh at the expense of the audience except in Transformers or Batman. more
Hello Skinny
I can't stand Russian choirs or fake rock-electro-minimal-avant-afro-dis co-jazz music.
But for Him, I would make an exception. more
Talk Talk
In their vocabulary, there is no such thing as an ugly record. more
Deep Forest
Interesting. more
Queen
3, 4 masterpieces then an alternation of good and mediocre albums, regardless of tastes, they deserve 4 stars. more
Andrew Lloyd Webber
One of the most productive, forward-thinking, and creative composers of our century. more
Oasis -Definitely Maybe
Oasis were identities, they were a faith, they were more important than your favorite team. This was their greatness, the greatness of their first album. more