Death
The best band in the history of all heavy metal. They were capable of producing nothing but masterpieces. They are so perfect that I honestly have run out of adjectives to describe them... more
Marty Friedman
Only someone like him could contribute to a masterpiece like "Rust In Peace," simply PERFECT and NEVER MONOTONOUS. more
Randy Rhoads
So immense that, in the face of his creativity, his passion, and his genius, you just disappear. God, give us back Randy and take Angus Young instead; he was the true god of classic heavy metal, only he could create a solo as damn epic as that of Mr. Crowley... more
Marracash
For me, a great rapper even if sometimes he gets a bit too self-celebratory. more
Woodkid -Desierto OST
Yoann Lemoine is definitely one of the most 'hype' names of the moment. I wasn't displeased with 'The Golden Age', but this time it's a soundtrack for a film, 'Desierto', directed by Jonas Cuaron (son of Alfonso Cuaron, ('Gravity', 'Children of Men')) on the theme of immigration. The sounds seem suitable for the film's atmosphere and made me think of the first album, the self-titled one, by Calla, the band from Brooklyn, New York, which had its moment of glory last decade. more
James Ponsoldt -The Spectacular Now
Americans call these films 'dramedy.' Awarded at the Sundance Film Festival in 2013, the film tells the love story between two seemingly very different kids, but who actually share a whole series of issues typical of their age. It’s not a masterpiece, but it’s a well-made film with meaningful content; primarily aimed at younger audiences, it probably doesn’t receive the attention it deserves. more
Pier Paolo Pasolini
The most criticized more
Axl Rose
Great singer, but capable of ruining a band that, all in all, had good potential. more
Big Big Train
A very large group, very sweet and inspired progressive arrangements. In their best moments, they can be considered a bit like the Genesis of today. more
Jason Derulo
Harmless as a pimple on the crown more
Bruno Mars
Let's give them time without immediately falling into excessive prejudice. Trust vote. more
Prince
R.I.P. 1958-2016 more
Carlo Lorenzini -Le Avventure di Pinocchio: storia di un burattino
A fable about conduct and evergreen good manners, teeming with inventiveness and characters deservedly ingrained in the collective imagination: strongly moralistic, yet never tedious, ironic, and even melancholic in its evocative final closure, symbolizing the detachment from childhood. more
Prince
...il ritmo more
Go Nagai -Devilman
I bow to Go Nagai, not so much for the drawings, but for the philosophical depth that he has given to this milestone, which has given rise to immense musts like Berserk, Dragon Ball, and Monster. more
Survivor
A group unjustly remembered only for the historic "Eye of the Tiger," but that in their repertoire has also produced quite enjoyable tracks. more
Michael Gira -I Am Not This
Limited edition disc released on the occasion of Gira's solo tour in 2016. It features some reinterpretations of his old songs (as a solo artist, or with Swans, Angels of Light...) and some live versions. More beautiful and meaningful than any greatest hits collection. more
Dan Mazer -Dirty Grandpa
The comedy, which aims to bring together the young generation’s star Zac Efron with one of Hollywood’s greatest actors, Robert De Niro, is practically one of the worst films (I’m not exaggerating) I have ever seen in my life. It’s not exactly a teen comedy, nor a witty comedy or one that contains any didactic content. At times even vulgar, it’s a succession of situations and gags that are as predictable as they are banal, and rightly make the viewing experience feel like a complete waste of time. Your time. more
Seth MacFarlane
an asshole more