Paul McCartney
John Lennon's estranged fiancée more
Oceans Ate Alaska
chug chug chug...
and nothing else more
Black Sabbath
Together with the unreachable Led. more
Popa Chubby
A great guitarist, Big and Large in every sense... more
Premiata Forneria Marconi -Performance
Technically, they can't be disputed; their weak point, unfortunately, is always the voice. more
Metallica
Great at first, declining album after album, until they became the American VaschiRossi. Let’s then discreetly gloss over the album with Lou Reed..... more
Vasco Rossi -Siamo Solo Noi
In "Siamo solo noi," Vasco embodied the discontent of the Eighties—both his and ours—serving as a paradigm of an Italian rock that seemed resigned to a status of retrograde from the outset (compared to the wave and post-punk kaleidoscope across the Channel, it already felt paleolithic). Yet, within these limits (and borders), it showed that it knew how to think big. more
Frederick Delius
Appalachia - Variations on an Old Slave Song with final chorus more
Frost*
Progressive of the 21st century. The most interesting musical experiment of the last ten years. A cult band. more
Skin -Fleshwounds
The soul of Skunk Anansie is missing, but her powerful voice remains true. more
Eurythmics -Revenge
high-class pop-rock. flawless evergreen album more
The Kolors
Too much color on a tattered canvas more
Nicolai Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakov
Strong leader of the Group of Five, cultured and attentive collector of Russian folk songs. I love him! more
Travis
I heard their singles are crap. more
Roberto Saviano
Great communicator, as a television personality I’ve never quite placed him and I prefer to avoid talking about it, but hats off. more
Imagine Dragons
Mediocre group. more
Fabrizio Moro
Love it or hate it, but it has charisma, writes beautiful lyrics, and has a voice that's definitely not to be dismissed. It fully deserves the praise! more
Linkin Park
Commercial more
Supertramp -Crime of the century
Always one of my favorite "pop" albums (in quotes because there's more to it than that). The band's mature album and for me absolutely their masterpiece, with all the other (great) works trailing behind in its wake. A killer sequence of tracks, from "School" to the fantastic title track (one of their best melodies, and can we talk about Helliwell's sax solo at the end?), passing through "Bloody Well Right," "Rudy," "Asylum," etc. On a desert island, I'd gladly save a spot for it. A perfect album, with a wealth of ideas that deserves applause and not a single flaw. more