Tonight I'm going for a walk in the little woods behind my house and I'll put it on my headphones to relax a bit... more
Chair more
I like it. Of course, I was quite traumatized to see so many ones and twos on his page. I swear, I really didn't expect that from Dylan... more
3 just for the angels. more
My favorite from the band (I don't consider Song 2 at all) is definitely one of the best albums of '97, recommended for those who want to start listening to them. more
He only gets by with his early works. Not to mention all the stuff he plagiarized. more
I love this album, a mix of blues and psychedelia. The "warm" voice of Kendra Smith and the "acidic" guitars of David Roback make this album a masterpiece for me. more
Beaches, nature, friends around a fire, sunsets by the sea—these are the images evoked by his songs. A humble craftsman of simplicity and melody. more
I like these, the videos are nice too. more
cool back in the days, I wore it out! more
Spiritual and existential guide. more
Interesting as a feature by Vincenzo Mollica on Anna Tatangelo. more
The ghost bassist. more
this is foreveeeeeeeeeeeer more
A great album, the latest from a great rapper. more
The evil trio... more
Morrison Hotel, recorded in Los Angeles and released in February 1970, is effectively the album of rebirth, albeit partial, for Jim Morrison's band. It is a well-arranged work, straightforward and without too many frills, where the charismatic singer reclaims his role as a songwriter. more
Underrated, for me a great one. more
Great singer more
To say, the big bang of rap is NOT NWA but the Sugarhill Gang; they were the monolith of rap, reinventing it from scratch.
Great group. more