George Clooney -Confessions of a Dangerous Mind
Directed by George Clooney, who also plays a significant role in the film. It tells the story of Chuck Barris, a television host and inventor of shows later exported worldwide like 'The Dating Game' and 'The Gong Show'. Based on his autobiography, the film simultaneously focuses on what would have been his connections with the CIA (which, of course, has always denied the entire affair) and for which he would have been responsible for the deaths of 33 people. An interesting and well-told story.

#nespresso #georgeclooney #dangerousmind #chuckbarris #laccoridadicorrado more
The Rolling Stones
Were they crushing the Beatles?? Hey, hey, let’s not exaggerate, the Rolling Stones were great but isn’t it time to go to bed now or what????? more
Issues
what the hell more
Bruce Springsteen
Madonna, how much ignorance! more
!!! -Louden Up Now
How to say? Shall we turn up the volume now? #test more
Xavier Beauvois -Le rancon de la gloire
The film is a comedy set in Switzerland in the 1970s. It tells the story of two friends who, in financial trouble, decide to steal the corpse of Charlie Chaplin to demand a ransom from his family. In truth, the story is essentially a pretext to pay homage to the great Charlot, who is referred to by the two protagonists as a 'friend' and protector of immigrants, vagabonds, and the downtrodden.

#svizzeraverde #charliechaplin #charlot #xavierbeauvois #lerancondelagloire more
Joni Mitchell -Blue
Amazing, one of the most beautiful albums I have ever listened to in my life. more
Joni Mitchell -Hejira
Spectacular album, one of the most intense I've ever listened to in my life, just slightly better than Blue. more
Bruce Springsteen -Nebraska
"State Trooper" one of the most beautiful pieces in history. The entire album is a succession of deeply intimate, magical moments. A great album of sparse folk that, however, hides an unprecedented emotional violence behind its slender appearance. One of the peaks of Springsteen's career. more
Ed Askew -Ask The Unicorn
This is a legendary record as much as the first two by Bill Fay and Linda Perhacs' debut album. It took almost thirty years for Ed Askew to release a new studio work (which would happen in the late nineties). The comparison may seem bold, but listen and you’ll believe: the artistic sensitivity of this songwriter is incredible, and what is perhaps most surprising at this point is the fact that even the records recorded afterwards, so many years later, are of exactly the same artistic depth and contain the same emotional and imaginative potential. His voice, and his very particular way of singing, carries an incredible expressive power. more
The Body -No One Deserves Happiness
If I had to choose just one word for this album, it would be: destruction. The power of this duo (it will surely appeal to those accustomed to listening to metal or industrial music) annihilates heavy-psych bands like Pontiak or Arbouretum. Hallucinated to the brink, it forcefully pushes you into complete madness. more
Vasco Rossi
"Vita spericolata" marked me, but in a bad way... nobody has managed to get me so angry in five minutes like Vasco Rossi. Fuck you, your shitty music, your idiot fans. Maybe it was better if he had kept doing drugs instead of recording albums. more
Slint -Spiderland
Washer is so beautiful that it’s indescribable. This album is incredible, with perfect arrangements and perfect songs. This record has won. more
HBO -The Wire
The Wire, a vast fresco of a city, Baltimore, which is nothing but a reflection of all the possible and imaginable corruption in this world... The Wire merely describes reality, and it does so in a maniacally perfect way. more
Prince -Purple Rain
Really a great album more
Andrei Tarkovsky -Stalker
"Weakness is power, and strength is nothing. When a man is born, he is weak and pliable; when he dies, he is strong and rigid, just like a tree: while it grows, it is tender and flexible, and when it becomes hard and dry, it dies. Rigidity and strength are companions of death, while weakness and flexibility express the freshness of existence." more
Heaters -Holy Water Pool
Beautiful and surprising debut album by this band from Michigan, released at the end of 2015 on the usual psych label, 'Beyond Beyond is Beyond Records' (the one known for Myrrors, Kikagaku Moyo, and Jeffertitti's Nile, just to be clear). Super fresh garage psychedelia to listen to and relisten to. more
Werner Herzog -Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans
In the end, as Herzog emphasized after a heated dispute with Abel Ferrara, this film is not a remake of the 1992 film starring Harvey Keitel. Thank goodness, I say, because otherwise the comparison for poor Herzog would have been ruthless. The plot is filled with twists and turns that unravel in the finale with incredible ease, almost magically. It’s a weak film, crammed with rhetoric, where the only redeeming quality is the great effort (at least that) that Nicholas Cage puts into playing the bad lieutenant. Not to mention the beauty of Eva Mendes. Other talented actors and character actors like Michael Shannon (first and foremost), Val Kilmer, Fairuza Balk, and even Xzibit are also wasted. The best part is the setting in a New Orleans that is desperately trying to recover after the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina. more
Piero Pelù
A man with a soul RUUUUACCKANNNNRUOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAA AAAIIIUUUUUOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLL!!! more