Elvis Costello
if he were called John, no one would care about him, useless more
Alex Baroni
The Italian soul voice more
Blank Banshee
I admire him, he's consistent in his performance, consistently crappy and subpar. more
King Crimson
The contemporary age begins when Robert Fripp moves to 93 Brondesbury Road with his brothers Giles. more
Savatage
The perfect combination of symphony, elegance, and energy. Simply wonderful. more
RIBALDO
SAINT NOW! more
Snow Patrol
"Chasing cards" and "you're all i have" are the only tracks that come to mind.
Stuff from Virgin radio, pretty bland singles, repetitive, monotonous, predictable, boring, pretentious, useless, redundant. more
Federico Moccia
The trashiest writer in history, the absolute nothingness, the emblem of mediocrity, faker, banal, and glossy than Den Harrow. And in parentheses: his appearance on Chiambretti with the “actresses” of “Amore 14” is the lowest moment ever seen on TV after the historic and pathetic quarrel between that jerk Pappalardo and that other jerk Zechila. But his cleverness was too high not to give him at least one extra point. As for the rest, I hope some form of leprosy gets him out of our way once and for all. more
Den Harrow
Three words: Isola dei famosi. more
Demetrio Stratos
Technically gifted like very few, an alien, he was great in Area. Why do I give him 4?
Because his solo career is packed with albums lacking musical identity, praised only by idiots who love diplofonies and triplophonies. I couldn't care less about experimentation; I want concrete music! more
Sheryl Crow
The pheega is beautiful more
Genesis -Seconds Out
Maybe the greatest live of all time more
Green Day
For heaven's sake, a group that's pretty average overall, but talking about punk with Green Day is like saying that Den Harrow makes club music. more
Radiohead -OK Computer
The ALBUM by Radiohead. more
Litfiba -Eutopia
What is defined as the classic "welcome back"... I said good, not excellent! more
Steve Hackett
"Where's your grandpa tonight? Well, I don't know, he says he's gone to a concert..." "But where, to the dance hall?" "No, I think it's at the Royal Albert Hall in London..." "Sorry, but who is your grandpa?" "Who, Grandpa Steve?" more
The Fray
How to break my balls... more
Bee Gees
The soundtrack of life more
Radiohead
Schifohead more
Rod Stewart
Great screamer, original gritty voice, '70s marked by blues and rock and '80s marked by the tackiness of the '80s. Still, he remains a legend for me. more