The first album by Caravan: an awesome rhythm section and magnificent songs in their complex simplicity. Great! more
One of the most beautiful records I have ever heard, playing on repeat these days at my home. Year 1974, a masterpiece by Dave Cousins and company... more
Blown off the dust after a few years. What can I say... it’s like reconnecting with an old girlfriend who’s become even hotter during the time you weren’t together!! Damn, what an album!!! more
After the sensational Aqualung, Jethro Tull, with a megagalactic suite of 43 minutes, create their best album. An outstanding record! more
Take the sounds of the grandiose debut, compact them, mature them, and you will have the masterpiece of Hatfield And The North. Surely one of the best records produced by the glorious Canterbury scene and progressive rock in general. more
One of the best war films (even though it’s not entirely accurate to label it as such), magnetic, psychological, perfect... more
Bought at a quite reasonable price (€10.99). A masterpiece that finally heralds Bowie's talent. "Changes" and "Life On Mars?" are undoubtedly shining gems within this stunning album. more
Masterpiece! What other words could I use to describe it?! 11 stunning songs that tell the memorable tales of Ziggy Stardust, an alien who landed by chance on a world rife with corruption and hypocrisy. more
Damn! Too few people still know about this fucking MASTERPIECE! more
A record that's absolutely killer! It has everything! One of my all-time favorites from the '90s! more
Devastating live, the author of at least four or five albums (The River, Nebraska, and Tom Joad above all) that are enough for him to be among the greats of songwriting. A narrator of deep America, a voice that traverses minds and hearts, streets and provinces, venues and metropolises. Despite some lows and forgettable works, a great artist. more
Just for Vital, this phase of Van Der Graaf Generator deserves endless praise. "Still Life" in that live performance is of a beauty even surpassing that of the studio version. more
Almighty God, creator of the heavens and the earth: arise, for the true God that truly matters in here is G. more
It's hard for me to be objective. After Achtung Baby, two good CDs (Zooropa and Pop), then a slow and inexorable decline. But I thank them for rinsing my ears of the pop music I was listening to until I was 15. From that point on, I started a journey back to the history and origins of rock. But guys, a piece of advice: fewer stages and megagalactic screens, you're burning our retinas! more
How could I forget the great Banton, capable of splitting time in two and at the same time being a fantastic rhythmic partner for Guy Evans? Simply a giant! more
Hateful, Nazi, sexist, misogynistic, and arrogant. The worst of the worst. However, one cannot deny the merits that this man has given to world animation. Too bad that he often passed off ideas that weren't his as his own, and poorly compensated the unfortunate underpaid employees who were dismissed for trivial reasons. more
A journey in search of the solution against loneliness, able to move you in that damned poetic finale... more
...but damn it. Even live! Monstrous in every way! more
Playful, experimental album, featuring keyboards played with the innocence of a child. Thanks also to a distinguished guest, Robert Wyatt, who in "Calyx" delivers an exceptionally high-level vocal performance. An outstanding album! more
Divine voice more