Pink Floyd -Wish You Were Here
What an album this is! 8.5/10 more
Styx -Paradise Theatre
Perhaps their best. 8/10 more
Styx -Cornerstone
Very nice. 8/10 more
Crosby, Stills & Nash -Crosby, Stills & Nash
No one mentions "Helplessly Hoping," which I think is among their most beautiful tracks. 8.5/10 more
Edoardo Bennato
I have human and artistic sympathy for Bennato, but for the past few years, he seems to me like a pretty finished artist who skips from one thing to another trying to get attention... more
Black Merda
In Italy, they have never had great success. more
Liam Neeson
A great actor who in the Nineties portrayed roles like Oskar Schindler and Michael Collins, in short, positive historical figures, but he was regarded more by a mainstream segment of the global audience. Then he started punching everyone, and that’s when he became a genius. more
Buffy Sainte-Marie -Many a Mile
A good second album for Buffy, always marked by her unique and unmistakable vocal style. Here, however, in addition to the self-penned tracks that dominated her debut, the singer-songwriter begins to give space to interpretations of various traditional songs (as many as 6) and a couple of covers, including the beautiful rendition of "Many a Mile" by Patrick Sky, also present on the contemporary debut of the latter, which features Sky himself on guitar here. Overall, I find it less captivating and distinctive than some of her other works, even though Buffy the songwriter does not fail to deliver stunning songs ("Until It's Time for You to Go"). more
Kiss -Love Gun
The good old Paul is blowing out 64 candles today... And I’m blasting in my ears one of the band's most successful albums, where the title track stands out among the others... Composed by Stanley himself with that guitar riff that almost sounds like a machine gun... LEGEND! more
Green Day -American Idiot
The album is truly a disaster in many ways, but it doesn't lack intense moments, and indeed, some that are genuinely moving. The credit goes solely to the songwriting and the frontman's performance. The singles are nice, along with a few other tracks, among which I highlight "Letterbomb" and "Give Me Novacaine." more
Jess Glynne
Great job.. She has a beautiful voice and a particular charm, something that definitely stands out in the radio chaos that plagues us every day.. I hope that with all the airplay she doesn't become cloying and boring like the parsley Adele, but sales figures seem to ward off this scenario.. Did I already mention that she has an amazing voice? more
Robert Redford
A huge one... And one of the last remaining from an unforgettable era... more
Negazione
Rocky, fierce, overwhelming, punk, and above all ITALIAN. Respect for them who have managed to achieve more than a few satisfactions in the Italian scene. In Italy, there are many realities that go unappreciated; instead, we prefer to send mediocre but commercial products to the radio than to support smaller bands that are musically better and that would just need a little boost. Let's go back in time and take Sabbath as an example; they were the first in England to radically change music, and in fact, they achieved fame from their debut because they were promoted. Perhaps this is what is missing in Italy—the desire to change. more
Dissection
How much darkness, how much refinement.. I'm not a huge fan of the genre, but Dissection was pure musical genius. more
Uomini di mare
Millennium Syndrome more