Mos Def
bully more
The Killers
I don't know how to explain why they take me, they just do. more
Paolo Conte
..to Be, to be, to Be or not to be! more
Jon Hassell -Power Spot
A musical journey into the transcendental more
Premiata Forneria Marconi -Storia Di Un Minuto
Italian prog at the highest levels more
Bob Dylan
Good, sometimes even genius, but in my opinion, he is very overrated. To be completely honest, I much prefer Van Morrison and many other artists from the seventies... more
Cream
Listening to "White Room" is among the top ten experiences to have in your lifetime. more
Claw Hammer -Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are NOT Devo!
?We are Not Me :Q !We are Not Do :A more
Vàli -Forlatt
Beautiful dark-folk album. The atmosphere of the Norwegian forests translated into music! Evocative, relaxing, just the kind of music I need at this time! more
NOFX -Punk in Drublic
I remember when years ago, during the height of melodic HC, I tried in every way to like this record and Hoss by Lagwagon. A few good tracks, but as I already said back then, it's an overrated album. Maybe it's because I never really went crazy for Fat Mike's voice. Then I discovered Bad Religion and that was it. more
Sick of It All -Scratch the Surface
Their most well-known and celebrated album, which at the time was controversial for its release on a major label. Heavy, dark, and fast at the same time, it leans slightly more towards metal than its predecessor while still maintaining a raw production. It contains their most famous track, "Step Down," and at least another half dozen historical pieces, and it probably isn't even their best. more
Donald Trump
The true face of America: racist, homophobic, ignorant, boastful, foolish, fascist... and yet I don't know why it has always inspired me more truth than Clinton. more
Clearlight Symphony
But aren't they just called Clearlight? Apart from perhaps the debut, if I'm not mistaken? more
Led Zeppelin
'a band of junkies... just kidding, the first 4 albums are irreplaceable in the history of rock., great Led more
Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers
The University of Hard-Bop... an endless and high-level production... a unique talent factory... there are at least 3 albums that rightfully belong to the history of Jazz... (Moanin, The Big Beat, Free for All...)... more
Dolcenera
After three or four pieces, she conveys to me a sense of fatigue... ninth considering her name! more
Pino Daniele
TO HELL WITH ONLY 9/10 OF IGUANA CAFE' AND MASCAZZONE LATINO: ripPino ;( more
Robert De Niro
"THERE'S ALWAYS IN AMERICA"! more
Pink Floyd -Ummagumma
The live album is clearly, simply one of the greatest live records in the history of rock. With that, the discussion can be considered closed.
The studio work is the most experimental and least accessible (though not entirely inaccessible) of their career, but it contains some of their most fascinating and interesting compositions. Among these, the one I like the least (but still at an excellent level) is Gilmour's, while the Watersian duo between the cacophony and extreme experimentation of "Several Species Of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together In A Cave And Grooving With A Pict" and the relative lightness of "Grantchester Meadows" is remarkable. The parts by Wright and Mason are of great quality and suggestiveness (perhaps the most surprising).
A central and fundamental work of the Floyd's underground period and among the avant-gardes of the time. more
Tool -Ænima
A work with unique sounds and rhythms, cryptic evocative lyrics, and a dizzying rise and fall of emotions. Even amidst its infinite facets, the composition of the 4 still holds some ties to a more traditional style from its beginnings. It is, however, one of the most sensational records of all time. more