Weezer -Pinkerton
I loved him, my heart can do nothing but give him five. more
The Clash
Probably the most important English punk band of all time alongside their rivals, the Sex Pistols. "London Calling" remains a milestone not only of the genre but also of rock in general. more
Biagio Antonacci
The Latin lover of Italian music. He's even hit a few good little songs. more
Quicksilver Messenger Service
The most acidic of all the acid bands of the sixties. With Valenti behind bars, they produced their best works, including "Happy Trails," which remains a monolith of global psychedelia. The Valenti period is also good, perhaps not with the same magic, but equally captivating, especially in live performances. more
Morphine
The perfect group in the background for a good romp. more
Samuel Beckett
"I tried, I failed. It doesn't matter, I will try again. I will fail better." more
Johnny Marr
Essential, great with the Smiths, with the "Electronic" project and as a solo artist. He has influenced an entire generation. more
Graham Coxon
one of the most talented UK guitarists of the last 20 years, undeniable. more
Il Cile
the toilet. more
Suede
Enormously underrated, the eponymous and "Dog Man Star" contain small masterpieces, not to mention a magnificent Butler. more
Hatfield And The North -Hatfield And The North
an enchanted and brilliant debut, where the music, particularly that of Canterbury, is unpredictable, breaking free from any conventional framework, and through fluid and improvised arrangements and angelic vocalizations, magically sums up various musical experiences and sonorities into a unique sound, including prog, jazz-rock, experimental jazz, and Zappa-esque interludes. more
Bugo
You are not Rino Gaetano. more
Fiorello
Like it or not, one of the best comedic talents (and more) of the last 20 years, an extraordinary impersonator (La russa, Camilleri, Bongiorno, Battiato, and Moretti practically perfect), has seen a decline following the "big hit," also due to events intrinsic to Baldini's career and life. Currently, I do not appreciate him as I once did, both because his current "sidekick" is incapable and because it has now turned into a fair of banality and repetitiveness, with the usual little songs crowning often predictable sketches. more
Irene Grandi
burns the city.. and our ear pavilions,.. more
Asia Argento
dead cat par excellence. Next more
Adriano Celentano
Boring, repetitive, embarrassing (see the meeting with Bowie, an atrocious thing), rhetorical, moralistic, prissy, pointless, useless, flat. more
Claudia Mori
An incapable person known for being the "sidekick" of an overrated and useless artist. more
Albano Carrisi
Best laxative in the world more
Alberto Fortis
Albè.. you’ve blown up my balls more