Blue Öyster Cult
Extraterrestrials!!! more
Sepultura
Their music can be as devastating as you want (and it is), but despite the insane Igor's drumming and Massimiliano's rituals, they deserve respect for one reason: they think war is awful, and they scream it out loud. more
The Beatles
Fundamentals more
Alicia Keys
"Empaia steit of 'Muràrumme'" more
Marcella Bella
Porcella smack more
andrea alongi
"5 euros...two joints come on..." more
The Beatles -help!
A chest full of treasures more
van Canto
RAM DADAMA RAM DU DUM DURUDUM DAM DUM DUM
A project that has plunged the power metal genre into an endless abyss. more
Rory Gallagher -Deuce
Second title of the Irish sprite, which makes us feel how much we all lack. more
Thegiornalisti
Pleasant as not taking a shit for 10 days more
Danny Glover
"Son of a bitch" has always been the joke that thrilled him the most. more
George Michael
he was: at 53 and a half..His last Xmas! more
Dream Theater
I have never heard one of their songs, I'm trying to figure out if I'm missing out on something or not. more
Dante Alighieri
Today it would be labeled in the worst possible ways, a symbol repeatedly destroyed and "disturbed" (with its magnificent work) by characters of questionable taste. more
Nirvana
If we dig beneath the media phenomenon, the most annoying fanbase in the world (or one of the most annoying), etc., we reach the substance, which is that gigantic album titled "In Utero." The rest doesn’t interest me. more
La Dispute
They take cues from At The Drive-In and mewithoutYou to create a unique style, blending post-hardcore, screamo, with a splash of jazz and post-rock. Jonathan Dreyer enriches the instrumental arrangements with truly high-quality lyrics and great vocal versatility, ranging from emotional screams to spoken-word. "Wildlife" is an incredible album and their masterpiece (and they probably won’t ever top it), but the other albums are no slouches either (especially the most recent "Panorama"). Super interesting and highly recommended! more
George Michael
Bill Hicks would tear it down in his shows, and I laughed a lot because he was brilliant when he labeled you as "a big lady" and made all sorts of allusions. I've never really appreciated the Wham! era and that exhausting attitude; it was probably in his character. As he admitted himself, he wanted to boost his ego and be idolized (his own words). For better or for worse, he leaves us with the number 1 icon of the entire '80s, a devastating year for many artists known to the so-called "general public." As for songs, I remember "I Want Your Sex," "Freedom," and "Faith," which were still danceable. more
George Michael
More looks than musical quality with partner Andrew, better later. more