How does it feel to be loved? more
Sells electric ego
Slo-mo on the dildo
Life's a flow flow flow
The world's in transience
The world's in transience
Mumbo jumbo slow fellatio
Mello Hippo Disco Show!
Life's a flow flow flow
Amorphous Androgynous (The Future Sounds Of London) - The Isness - The Mello Hippo Disco Show
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This album should be dropped onto Earth to transform warmongering humans into True Humans. more
A great giant has left us! more
My favorite album from the last of the romantics. The mere three minutes of 'Heaven stood still' take your breath away. more
It's incredible to hear how they've fallen so low... more
The disk of rebirth! more
Great from "Opera Prima" to "Poohlover" with the last thrill in "Viva". Then good pop artists with at least two really good tracks per album. more
A rare talent in "distorting" pop music. more
On a scale from 1 to 10, they made about 4 crappy songs, 3 good songs, and 3 beautiful tracks. more
How a director who produced one of the most perfect thrillers ever made in Italy ("Profondo Rosso") could fall so low is a question I'm still asking myself. Anyway, in the '70s and '80s, a genius, after "Non Ho Sonno," only made garbage. more
"The first time I heard Bird play, it hit me right between the eyes."
-- John Ascension (John Coltrane) more
beautiful last works more
I also dismissed Kanye West's work... I was wrong. more
5? 'My lady', 'The Forbidden Garden', 'I'm putting it up for auction', 'Little girl'. Yes, I would say definitely 5. more
A metalhead past flushed down the toilet to make two-bit songs. 1 fixed. more
At first, they were metalheads... Then a steady career... steady AT ZERO! more
a wrath of God. more
In every musician lies a hidden otherworldly backdrop: paradise, made of boundless stages and endless stacks of records, overseen by invisible guardian angels to protect their earnings; and hell; composed of semi-deserted spaces where bloodthirsty demons scream bitter reflections on the cruelty and injustice of life at the audience. Unfortunately, she, like many, has strayed from the righteous path... she has chosen paradise... more
Renaissance-inspired from the stunning cover, the third album by the British band Gryphon, released in 1974, is a concept instrumental album based on chess. Instruments like the cromorno (a Renaissance woodwind instrument) and the bassoon, accompanied by keyboards and synthesizers, create a cheerful and evocative atmosphere, giving the album a personality and character that are hard to find in the vast melting pot of lesser-known bands of the era. The excellent melodic ideas compensate for some virtuosic excesses. more