Vasco Rossi -Il mondo che vorrei
I would like it without these damn albums. more
Roberto Vecchioni -Saldi di fine stagione
Great episode, although I prefer all the others from the '70s. It's still a nice feeling, at least for "Archeologia" and "La leggenda di Olaf." more
Jon S. Baird -Filth
Based on the eponymous novel by Irvine Welsh, the film stars James McAvoy as a corrupt detective who has long surpassed any ethical laws and moral rules. Bruce Robertson is an extreme character who operates in contexts that can certainly be defined as 'filthy', caught in a continuous spiral of violence and lies, while also haunted by memories of the past and what can be described as true visions. Told with Irvine Welsh's typical irony and well-directed by Jon S. Baird, the performances of Jamie Bell, Imogen Poots, Jim Broadbent, and of course the great Eddie Marsan deserve mention, but it's McAvoy who makes the difference: hallucinatory and depressed at the same time, completely unhinged. A performance that cements him as one of the best actors around. more
Danny Boyle -Trance
Masterful psychological thriller directed by Danny Boyle and starring James McAvoy, Vincent Cassel, and the beautiful Rosario Dawson. Writing about the plot in a few lines is practically impossible given the numerous twists and intertwining narratives within the storyline. A film that is essentially a thriller but at the same time a kind of lysergic journey, placing at the heart of the events considerations related to hypnosis therapy and the more or less unconscious removal of memories. The director skillfully explains each key point of the film throughout the plot and until the end, without ruining the surprises for the audience or creating confusion. A beautiful film. more
The Rolling Stones -Let It Bleed
Let's say that during that time, they didn't get anything wrong... more
The Rolling Stones -Sticky Fingers
I don't know if it's the highest peak they've reached. I only know that it's an amazing album!!! more
L7 -Hungry for Stink
Remarkable record. Angry, dirty, nasty. more
Claudio Cecchetto
He has always had good judgment. You can say anything about him, except that he doesn't have an eye for spotting a sellable artist (and quite a bit of shrewdness, too). more
Sidney Lumet -La Parola Ai Giurati
Perhaps the best I've ever seen by Lumet. more
Pere Ubu -Dub Housing
David Thomas's paranoia is becoming increasingly intense, just as my obsession with this amazing and seminal band from Ohio is... too illegal to be defined... more
Piotr Ilyitch Tchaikovsky
As a little kid, I repeatedly raped the Barbie movie just for its fucking music. more
Edoardo Bennato -Non Farti Cadere Le Braccia
I have always wondered if the cover represented something phallic... anyway, wonderful. more
Sex Pistols
Fundamental. After them only poor imitations. more
Free -Fire And Water
Once it's in the stereo, it's impossible to take it out! more
Frank Black -Fast Man Raider Man
This double album is as far from goblins as it is delightful. more
King Crimson -Discipline
If a band manages to blend progressive and new wave without sounding commercial, creating a masterpiece, they either have luck, or they are fucking geniuses... considering we are talking about King Crimson, the second option is more likely... more
Enrico Ruggeri
An artist with a rock attitude, themes revolving around suburban neighborhoods, prostitutes, trans individuals, cursed rock bands, all seasoned with a romantic sense that is never too banal or predictable. more