Twisted Sister
Partygoers, lively, sparkling, in short, rock'n'roll needs these kinds of bands once in a while. more
Jan Nepomucen Potocki
Brilliant polymath and scholar of that age straddling the late eighteenth century and the early part of the nineteenth century that saw the works of Kant, Goya, Goethe, Mozart, Beethoven... more
U2
They started off well. Then nothing, or almost nothing, living large off the backs of the third world and thanks to global ignorance and superficiality, in good company with other so-called artists. Great salespeople, Folletto should take advantage of that. more
Pink Floyd -The Division Bell
By now, the direction and meaning of the album is entirely entrusted to Gilmour, as a songwriter, singer, and especially guitarist. While there are no shortages of grand melodies and heartfelt solos, it is precisely the lack of cohesion (and a few flatter songs) that prevents it from being a masterpiece. The unforgettable final trio is a highlight. more
Johnny Rotten
Emeritus dickhead, as eccentric as you want, has attacked Clash and various others, okay. And yet, when I think of the GDP... more
Negazione
Burn with life! more
Lou Reed
Irreplaceable in the history of rock n' roll and in my personal life. I remember the day he left this planet; I felt like I had lost a friend. I was really meeting him! Over time, he continues to accompany me with his poetry, his dark sounds, his way of seeing the world. He still moves me, and on certain nights, he whispers to me, "...ehi babe take a walk on the wild side..." more
Aleksandr Sokurov
Russian ark. I've said it all. more
The Rolling Stones
I find it inexplicable how Let It Bleed topped the charts, dethroning Abbey Road, just as I find it inexplicable that they are labeled as the emblem of rock when in '69 the Stooges and especially Tommy were released. I’ve listened again to the famous quartet from Beggars to Exile, but half of their repertoire is country-blues... at that point, I might as well go back to B.B. King and do a favor for my ears. They’ve written beautiful songs, but I can’t understand their success. more
Lina Wertmüller
"The bad will be worms, the good will be butterflies...I, let's hope I make it" from that moment among the most beautiful butterflies I know YOU are there. more
Lynyrd Skynyrd
free bird more
Charlie Haden
Greatest bridge builder... more
Mesarthim
Musical Explorers of the Universe more
Misfits
A magnificent band from a ghost train at amusement parks. The video "Scream," directed by George Romero himself, is the best horror music video I have ever seen. more
Joss Whedon
I've always liked Buffy, but I have to say that after watching some episodes in the original language, hearing the bad local adaptation is nerve-wracking. Then, I don't know, I watched The Avengers, it's nice. more
King Diamond
After Alice Cooper, he is the artist who most embodies the spirit of horror made into music. Unmissable. more
Lucio Battisti -Una giornata uggiosa
yet another excellent album enjoyable from beginning to end, as is traditional with Battisti more
Vito Marletta
R.I.P. great Vito, Falling in love is forever more
Luca D'Ammonio
'Ragazzina' from '77 is a colossal song. more