between past and too much present, a live performance too inflated with choruses and hysterical screams. Here they are still a decent band. more
Renzi's wife who plays the guitar quite well. more
sound without frills, straightforward and immediate, gentlemen the Blues-rock!! more
When he was around, trains didn't arrive on time. When he was around, Windows sucked. When he was no longer around, Windows still sucked. When he was around, you didn't get your pension. When he was around, they deported you on schedule. When he was around, the floors sparkled. When he was around, there was life on Mars. When he was around, we weren't there, and if we had been, we would have been shot down. more
Hard to choose between them, Linkin Park and Manson. more
the best album by Litfiba. An era comes to an end for them; they will start worse ones. more
I love this return to jazz (pure) more
Great bassist, very controversial figure, he ended up the way he did. more
Nearly 10 years since the first listen, it’s still one of my favorite records, a remarkable debut, a perfect work that for me remains the quintessential Hard-Blues album, despite the sublime forays into the electro-acoustic realm (more acoustic than electric) of "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" or even the acoustic guitar instrumental by Page that ventures into pure traditional British (actually Irish) folk with "Black Mountain Side," which reprises "Down by Blackwaterside," particularly the version given three years prior by Bert Jansch, a tribute from Page to a great master. And "Dazed and Confused," acidic, psychedelic, and luciferian, is "My" Led Zeppelin song, extraordinary. And everything else... Wow, everything else... A masterpiece. more
Definitely more mature compared to the unripe debut, Defeis finds a vocal dimension that is much more suited to his style, and Jack Starr's hard rock outbursts become closer to the Epic genre. The result is touching pieces like "A Cry in The Night," the faster "Life Of Crime" and "Burn The Sun," and the grand Titletrack. 3.5 rounded up to 4 solely for that wonder of a song called "The Redeemer." more
It's not that there are many artists in Guatemala, but it's worth getting to know her and her "Spanglish Folk-Soul." more
A step below Sabbath and Led, but still amazing. more
Loudness >>>>> all the unlistenable stuff from Japan by super snobbish posers who suck on hipster gaijin. more
The most terrible consequence of the Fukushima disaster. more
More theater than music, well music is an exaggeration. more
Metal for people who don't love metal. more
Great musician and composer. more
Shittallica. more
Concato's second album. An still immature record, but with an enormous delicacy in both the lyrics and the music. more