Peter Gabriel
I only just realize that I haven't yet defined this immense artist. What can I say? His music has given me so much; it has left an indelible mark on the development of my musical taste. "III," "IV," and "Passion" are total masterpieces, as cliché as it may sound. Then I had the chance to see him live a few years ago, and it was one of those concerts that I'll carry in my heart for a long time. more
David Gilmour -About Face
The album is more than decent, but it is the exact representation of the new course of Floyd, a work that's somewhat cold, something left halfway! more
Enzo Jannacci -Quelli che...
Personally, Jannacci is on the list of the best singer-songwriters in Italian music. Here in his best work, lyrics that are very relevant for an album from 30 years ago, so much irony but also a spine-tingling "vincenzina e la fabbrica"! more
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Limited edition, 100 copies. more
Bruce Springsteen -Born In The Usa
Still a valid album, even if too "light" considering the beautiful predecessors. more
Rage Against the Machine -Rage Against the Machine
I grew up with this album, great memories... more
Korn -Korn
A true masterpiece. An album that made me fall in love with Korn... "I'M GOING BLIIIIND" more
tedua
"You’re trying to mess with Tedua / they’ll come to get you by tonight." more
Billy Idol -Kings & Queens of the Underground
Gritty and dignified work, unjustly overlooked. more
Antonello Venditti -Lilly
This album dates back to a time when he was one of our best singer-songwriters. After that, a few more decent albums. Then, the absolute void. more
The Allman Brothers Band -Eat a Peach
And of course! One of the peaks of southern rock! more
The Rolling Stones -Blue & Lonesome
If only all cover albums were like this... more
Dire Straits -Alchemy
Absolutely phenomenal. The version of "Once Upon A Time In The West" here is far superior to the (already beautiful) studio one. more
Adolescents -Adolescents
Epic slogans à la Clash, catchy choruses Ramones, nihilism Sex Pistols, and 70s Hard Rock guitar solos. We're in 1981; Punk wasn't dead, it was simply transforming and evolving. Kids of the Black Hole, a manifesto song. It’s a capital punishment not to have followed up on this Punk gem. more
Benjamin Clementine -At Least For Now
well done well done well done! more
Foo Fighters -There Is Nothing Left To Lose
I give it a 3, but it seems a lot. A soulless record, just thrown out there, nothing new, alas! more
Acqua fragile -A New Chant
A great opportunity to propose Author's Prog with a few flaws! more
Neil Young -Hitchhicker
The beauty of listening to "Powderfinger" in its first acoustic version...... more