Led Zeppelin -Coda
"There will be Led Zeppelin as long as there are Jimmy Page, John Bonham, John Paul Jones, and Robert Plant." more
Led Zeppelin -In Through The Out Door
Even the greatest miss the mark! If such an album had been produced at the time by an emerging band, it would have definitely received a different judgment! Unfortunately, they were not emerging; they were the biggest... (2.5) more
Bring Me the Horizon
I've heard much worse, even though live they are nothing like they sound on the record, and certainly not for the better. more
Johannes Brahms
Piano Concerto No. 1. I won't say anything more. more
Neil Young -Rust Never Sleeps
... or the metamorphosis. more
Prezioso feat. Marvin
The trash mixed with the cheesy discotheque crap of the '90s. But I really love it. more
The Great Gig in the Sky
perfection made music more
Francesco De Gregori -Francesco De Gregori
An absolutely negligible album except for "Finestre di Dolore." more
Astarot
Complete depression more
Donna Summer
A Woman Who Made Two Generations Dance more
Neil Young -On the Beach
One of the few ultra-depressed albums where ultra-depression doesn't descend into mannerism. Listen and learn, Radiohead... more
Travis Barker
With or without the blink, he remains an excellent drummer. Energetic, technical, and never cocky (like a certain Mike from Dream), perhaps even underrated for his skills. Travis Barker - Snare Drum (solo) Travis Barker Drum Solo 2011 (HD)
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Ronnie James Dio
I believe in God! The real one! more
Neil Young -Live At Massey Hall 1971
Benchmark for beauty in rock music (and also for top scores). more
Mark Lanegan -Phantom Radio
Successor not just chronologically to Blues Funeral. Lanegan continues his justifiable musical obituary. more
Mad Season -Above
That true art can be infused into a product intended for the masses may seem madness, and indeed it is. Above is an exception (one of the very few) to this rule. more
Alice In Chains -Alice In Chains
Dark album, profoundly sick, unique in the sense of discomfort it manages to convey. And then there's "Frogs." Hard to find better than that. more
Crowded House -Temple Of Low Men
Inferior to the debut (which for me wins hands down with those 2-3 tight pop-funky tracks + "Hole in the River"), but still a very good pop album that confirms the quality of the Finn brothers' offerings. Aside from a couple of forgettable ballads that are a bit too "80s" and clichéd, tracks like "Mansion in the Slums," "In the Lowlands," and "Sister Madly" stick in your head, the latter being an impeccable and irresistible pop tune that treats itself to an electric guitar solo by the super special guest, none other than Richard Thompson, for about ten seconds to make an already delightful album even more enjoyable. Crowded House are always great. more
Morphine
Maybe I wouldn't know how to answer when asked about the greatest of all time, but if I'm asked about the coolest... more
Ernst Lubitsch
a few words: Grace in its purest form more