The Cramps
Extraordinary, sodomy, fetish, pure rock, filthy, dirty, outrageous, "Psychedelic Jungle" is my favorite album of theirs. more
Gerry Rafferty
Universally known as "the one from Baker Street" more
Hall & Oates
Cult 80's, "adult education," "out of touch," and "maneater" remain excellent quality trash videos for the era; Hall's voice added an extra touch to everything despite it still being simple, unpretentious '80s pop. more
Alan Sorrenti
Many years in the progressive universe, then he easily turned to a predictable chart-pop. more
John Coltrane
"A love supreme" "blue train" and "giant steps" ... what else? more
Jared Leto
a quite boring and overrated kid more
Nathalie Giannitrapani
Imperial pheega and wonderful voice more
The Edge
The Cult - She Sells Sanctuary (Official Music Video) + Lyrics (HQ) this piece is worth a 4, often underrated guitarist
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Spandau Ballet
From "True" to "Heart Like A Sky," they still produced some fine, refined pop pieces; after that, we all know how it ended.. it's a shame about Hadley's degrading decline. more
KoRn -KoRn
The ashes of grunge have barely cooled, and already this album comes out, taking further significant steps in portraying human anguish, particularly adolescent anguish. The entire album, especially the masterpiece "Daddy," is one of the most moving examples of mystical catharsis through music. more
Sonic Youth
Monotonous and dull, never appreciated too much. more
Bad Religion
The greatest punk band of all time more
Le Vibrazioni
The vibrations of the intestine.. more
Dannii Minogue
Masturbation is harmful. more
ZZ Top
Great live performances, excellent discography up to the late 70s (Fandango above all), then they were dramatically sold out and became slaves to a silly and now ridiculous image that has always made them a caricature of rock, a guide for many Texan truckers, pride of the rednecks. more
Weezer
Great with "Buddy Holly" and that extraordinary album, then disappeared and reappeared several times with fairly harmless and trivial singles. more
Rage Against the Machine
Against everything and everyone, self-proclaimed revolutionary communists, using communist symbols just to attract large segments of alternative-minded kids and teenagers who have always been seen within this movement, inconsistent ever since they found success (major labels, songs against the majors, but they had to thank them for an infinity of reasons, whatever), bands par excellence of the stoners who would like to "make the revolution" while sitting on the toilet, cramped crap. more
The Beatles -Abbey Road
It may not be innovative, but it remains a milestone. The masterpiece of the Beatles, who receive a recognition they truly deserve, despite their lack of creativity compared to others. more
The Beatles
There are those who love them and support them until death, and others who hate them. I find myself right in the middle. I consider them important, but not to the extent of glorifying them as heroes of rock history (which they are not), nor do I position myself as a scruffy follower against the Beatles. Overrated Revolver and the White Album. Masterpieces Rubber Soul, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, and Abbey Road. more
Velvet Morning -Gorilla
Debut album from this very young band made in the UK, released last June on Exag' Records. An album of psychedelic music that, rather than relying on acid sounds, offers Slowdive-like suggestions and evocative atmospheres. The sounds could be likened to those of other established bands from the neo-psychedelic movement such as Stevenson Ranch Davidians or Quarter After, and Asteroid #4. The album title, 'Gorilla', might be misleading and suggest some aggressive sounds and clattering noise. Nothing of the sort: after all, even these big creatures have a heart and feelings. Here they are. more