You can't understand a damn thing. more
A career with a couple of classics and a lot of crap. more
Leader of the 70s punk rock movement and then in PIL, the 5 is a must. more
The first group reviewed on Debaser more
The female pop star of our times, no doubt about it. The rest is boredom. more
Soon he’ll be dissing his own mother too. In the '90s it might have been important, but in recent years, with this whole thing of dissing everyone, he’s really gotten on people's nerves, and he carries himself like he’s Rakim. A few cult hits and a couple of decent albums aside. more
The problem with Salmo is the fans, who often range from the obsessed metalhead to the thirteen-year-old kid who thinks he's rebellious by singing his songs. As an artist, though, there's nothing to say, he's one of the most interesting in the local rap scene over the last five years. more
Surely a director by trade, too bad that in recent years he has bent over for Hollywood. more
The "death trilogy" laid the groundwork for future horrors. Less understandable than Argento but in my opinion better from every perspective. Pure horror cinema. more
Just the self-titled album (packed with great songs) is enough to elevate them to the Olympus of rock music. more
The return to the sounds of their early days with the greatest heavy metal vocalist in history at the helm... Epic! more
Too stupid to be disliked more
The nightmare of every pick more
Listened to it again. What can I say, it's a real bomb, no filler tracks, some are truly phenomenal (the first time, Yoko Ono, in the belly of the shark), in short, Salmo's best work (they're waiting for the next one) and a breath of fresh air in the sad landscape of Italian music. more
The only thing I hate about Edward Norton is that he managed to hook up with her. UHM! more
Of everything, and more, and beyond. Beyond reads "Third Uncle". After the sensations of "On Some Faraway Beach" on the previous album, here again are other indescribable feelings with the title track and the incredible melody of "The Fat Lady of Limbourg". The voice and contribution of Robert Wyatt on "Put a Straw Under Baby" are truly frame-worthy. An album, of course, light years ahead, a forerunner of so much. more
I would go back to the '80s just to enjoy their macabre live shows with slaughtered women on stage, meat thrown at the audience, and drinks of fake blood from skulls. Eternal disciples of Alice Cooper. more
"18 And Life" has an almost perfect attention to both technical and expressive tones from every point of view. A truly great professional! more
"One must look to Michael Mann as the only true modern experimenter of Hollywood cinema." (F. Chiacchiari) more