Adele
Addicted to you destroyed her. more
Cristina Donà
I love it when nothing bites. more
Fabio Volo
What the heck is it? 1 radicalscìccoso anagram of "l'ovofobia." more
Gloria Gaynor
She created and kept the disco era alive in the age of iTunes. more
Eugenio Finardi
ascending parabola whatever they say more
Franco Battiato
Heaven open up more
Queens of the Stone Age
Songs for the Deaf, Lullabies to Paralyze, and Era Vulgaris deserve. more
Ska-P
Communists not communists more
Riccardo Cocciante
Personally reassessed in full, immense career, a multifaceted artist who is shy and reserved. more
Paola Iezzi
And by shuttling between posts, he took early retirement: last name guarantee right. more
Fabri Fibra
Four cute pieces in a sea of junk! more
Pet Shop Boys
I love the remix of "Always on my mind," maybe even more than the original track. About them, nothing to say... they just rock. more
Donna Summer
I would be wrong to denounce it all as a big bluff, charisma allowing, just because it died drastically in September. more
Caro Emerald
Jazz-pop coffee more
Sting e Frank Zappa
It's a bit like combining Magnelli and Asoler: in fact zooooot. more
Joss Stone
another soulettara ended up beautifully in the arms of William from the U.K. of shit: duralexedlex more
Anna Oxa
It's hard not to call her a difficult one. more
The Rolling Stones
"However, the greatness of musical geniuses like these always lies in their ability to reinvent themselves without EVER repeating or fishing back into the glorious past that was," cit. dolcemiele. IN REALITY, the art of re-proposing Old Glories with some modifications has been THEIR trademark for years... we are undoubtedly talking about great performers of the twentieth century with their own weaknesses and merits, not epoch-making geniuses like the Queen of F.M.! Returning to the merry rolling stones, oh well, the little trip in the car the other day with Just You Fool wasn't unpleasant to me, None. And if the rating of DizionarioRock is what it is, so is mine, which counts for a quartZ. more
Henry Miller
"All growth is a leap into the dark, a spontaneous act unpremeditated without the benefit of experience." more