Fabio Concato -Fabio Concato
Summa of concatenated art. more
The Kolors
There is much worse. more
The Byrds -Younger Than Yesterday
Second chapter of the four in the golden epic of the Byrds. Catchy and crystalline melodies, superb pop and psych-pop songs. This is the album where Crosby's songwriting dominates, gifting us masterpieces like "Mind Gardens" and "Everybody's Been Burned," and he is well supported by an equally inspired Hillman ("Have You Seen Her Face," "Thoughts and Words," which has nothing to do with Battisti). The extraordinary cover of Dylan is unmissable here, "My Back Pages," and I must say that indeed, Dylan's songs interpreted by such superb melodists are even more beautiful; the rendition here is moving. McGuinn takes a back seat in terms of writing compared to his two inspired companions, but his electric guitar brands the entire album with fabulous passages. Ah, how I love the sound of McGuinn's electric guitar, one of my favorites and the most distinctive. more
Bruno Mars
Creator of great Snacks more
The Marshall Tucker Band -The Marshall Tucker Band
Absolute masterpiece, warm and rough just enough. more
Queensrÿche
Really not bad... more
jj cale -really
"Soft" disc, almost whispered, essential...few electric bursts and the usual discretion of those who don't want to disturb! more
Saxon -Wheels Of Steel
Pathetic regression of what had been heard in the 70s. more
Federico Fellini
His films are not always up to the level of his fame. more
Garage 29 -Amnesia
An important and mature work, prophetic in many respects. more
Francesco Guccini -Via Paolo Fabbri 43
Of disarming beauty!
I can't help it
and you can do even less
I'm old with pride
your breast moves me
and of this word
I almost feel ashamed
but there's only one life
let's not waste anything
in tributes to people, or to dreams!! more
Ridley Scott -Alien: Covenant
It's embarrassing that for the second time after "Prometheus," Ridley Scott keeps serving us the same story, the same reheated soup: a ship with a frozen crew is lured to an unknown planet where the alien awaits them. The minor variations on the theme do not make the film more appealing. more
Ridley Scott -Alien
Ridley Scott connects us with our deepest drives and fears. more
R.E.M. -New Adventures In Hi Fi
One of their peaks, together with "Automatic for the People" of course. more
The Smiths
The Radiohead in their early albums clearly copied them... really nothing special, these Smiths. Essential like seawater when you're thirsty. more
Buddy Rich
A monster, for technique, speed, imagination in tempo changes. One of the best drummers of all time. more
Neil Gaiman
Well! Sandman is a masterpiece. more
The Temptations -1990
little trace of their characteristic psychedelic soul.....pleasant album, but nothing more more
W.A.S.P. -Dying for the World
Composed by Lawless after the events of September 11th, and perhaps it is this hastiness in the composition that fails to give the album that sense of melancholy, as Unholy Terror did. It must be said, however, that tracks like Wicked Heart, Black Bone Torso, and the moving Halloweed Ground (even better in its acoustic version) work more than well. 3.5 more
Coldplay
How to become millionaires making trite and cheesy music, the exact formula is Coldplay. more