Can -Tago Mago
Funky to the krauts. more
Amalia Grè -Per te
A voice of rare beauty, minimal arrangements to enhance its interpretation. more
Bob Dylan
he withdrew the Nobel more
My Bloody Valentine -Isn't Anythying
Love cooled by melancholy ("Soft as Snow but Warm Inside"), the urgency of an ambiguous desire ("Feed Me with Your Kiss"), the multiple implications of femininity in the distortion of space-time ("Several Girls Galore"). Isn't that something? more
My Bloody Valentine -Loveless
A sweet whisper barely emerges from the noise of an industrial sawmill ("To Here Knows When"), an obsessive hiss weaves into the roar of a supersonic plane ("I only said"), a sudden thrill breaks through in a savage noise cacophony ("What You Want"). No, without love. more
Lucio Battisti -Cosa Succederà alla Ragazza
Ferocious, ruthless, and devastating. more
Michael Jackson
MICHAEL CESSON more
U2 -The Unforgettable Fire
I don't know if it's worth 5 stars. At the tender age of 16, it was my favorite album; I had a copied cassette, pure pirate, God only knows how many times I listened to it. more
Guns N' Roses
A brief history of Guns. In 1987, they debuted with APPETITE, which was excellent, but then they only released two albums of new songs: USE YOUR ILLUSION 1 and 2 (sappy little songs for kids), then SPAGHETTI INCIDENT (a horrible EP), and finally, they broke up. Now, I couldn't care less about what Slash has produced as a solo artist; Axl is a clown, and the facts demonstrate that. After years and years of frustrating waiting, the long-awaited Chinese Democracy was released (long-awaited by the fans). In 2016, the historic band of idiots decided to reunite, perhaps because they realized nobody cared about them anymore. END OF STORY, you can judge for yourselves. more
Rush
One (of the not-so-many bands) that has rightfully entered the legend of rock. more
Loop -A Gilded Eternity
krautrock + psychedelia + noise, one of the best albums of the '90s. more
Darkthrone
From "A Blaze..." to "Panzerfaust," unique, immense apostles of restlessness and the moonless night. more
The Who -Who's next
Masterpiece. From start to finish, a perfect synthesis of the concept of rock. Band at their peak. more
Colin Edwin -Third Vessel
refined, hard-to-find psychedelic-ambient album! more
Dinosaur Jr. -Bug
The album is a beautiful sequence of songs carved in noise. However, whether it’s because J's guitar work tends to overshadow Lou's bass, or because the latter is given no compositional space (and to think that "Lose" on the previous album was a memorable gem), the cohesion of the band starts to crack, hinting at the end of a partnership that left its mark by the end of the '80s. more
Dinosaur Jr. -You're Living All Over Me
"Little Fury Thing" inaugurates the new genre of pop music sculpted in noise, but it’s the subsequent trio "Kracked," "Sludgefeast," and "The Lung" that makes the album memorable. more
The Beatles -The Beatles 1962-1966
At 15, they were my favorite rock band. Maybe because they were the only one I knew. The fact is that I listened to this album and its differently colored sibling over and over again, listened to it and listened to it again... and honestly, even today I still find such beautiful songs in them. more
The Beatles -The Beatles 1967-1970
At 15, they were my favorite rock band. Maybe because they were the only one I knew. The fact is that this album and its differently colored brother I listened to and re-listened, listened to and re-listened... and, honestly, even today I can't find anything but great songs in them. more
Papa M -Whatever, Mortal
Ah, "Beloved Woman" and "Krusty" are among my absolute favorite tracks. What gems! more