Emerson, Lake & Palmer
I listened to them for about a year ago, and I wasn't impressed at all. For now, I lean towards 3 political, but I might change my mind. more
Joe Cocker
Good job, but I prefer the springer. more
Johann Sebastian Bach
This man, in addition to having laid the foundations for all the Western music to come, composed divine music! more
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
The worst side of progressive. more
Brandenburg Gate
PeterVandalon

PeterVandalon: Brandenburg Gate Traccia 01 in Brandenburg Gate Album - 31 october 2011

great song more
Tailgunner
PeterVandalon

PeterVandalon: Tailgunner Traccia 01 in Tailgunner Album - 1 october 1990

ok. more
Emerson, Lake & Palmer -Tarkus
Title track with five stars. Then it drops significantly. Much better is Brain Salad Surgery, for me the absolute masterpiece of '70s prog! more
Vasco Rossi -Canzoni Per Me
Tiresome like most of his albums. more
Negrita
Talking about their most famous tracks, it’s certainly not sorcery to think they are valid. Commercial, perhaps, but at least they manage to be heard, unlike so many, many of their peers... more
The Rolling Stones -Beggars Banquet
Unmissable! Tinted with rock, blues, folk, and unique experiments, like the irresistible final gospel. Its charm will never die. more
Edguy -Hellfire Club
Naughty, sycophantic, powerful, and melodic. Among the best in the band. There's also an astounding ballad... couldn’t be better! more
Edguy
Champions of power. Beautiful melodies and dynamic rhythms, performed by a powerful and melodic singer. Like Stratovarius, but perhaps they offer (or have offered) something more. Sammet is a genius in composition and has demonstrated this especially in the Avantasia project. more
Peter Gabriel
A powerful and enchanting voice, but above all a worthy guardian of Art... in the highest sense of the term. more
Eros Ramazzotti
"Promised Land" is a beautiful song with good lyrics. It could have been the start of a promising career. Then, one day, he met Hunzicker, and he wasted almost all of his discography praising/longing for his love. What a pity, he had started off well. more
The Beatles
Good music. more
Fabio Curto
Fresh Original Vibrant... pure emotion!!!! more
Depeche Mode -Music For The Masses
It was with this record that I discovered, back in 1987, Depeche Mode; an album that in no way suffers from the relentless passage of time, maintaining a changing personality that is truly enviable. A series of tracks that are still performed at their concerts today: from the opening "Never Let Me Down Again" to the subsequent "Strangelove" and "Behind The Wheel": a perfect blend of the best Pop-Rock from the award-winning Gahan-Gore-Fletcher and Wilder...SACRED... more
Tom Waits -Bone Machine
If I had to save only one Tom Waits album from the end of the world, it would be this one. The ocean doesn't want me... more
The Mothers Of Invention -We're Only In It For The Money
For the first time, extremely delicate themes were being addressed that had never been tackled in the history of Rock. For example, how to smear nasal mucus all over a window pane. more
Jimmie Rodgers
no definition for Jimmie Rodgers. What a gay site. more