Beth Gibbons
Little to say: a seductive, irresistible, magnetic voice. Sometimes whispered, imperceptible, ethereal; but always unmistakably... ROADS... more
Green Day
5 for affection more
Sum 41
well done more
Ruby
Yeah, come on, a little trip sounds good! more
Zucchero -Spirito DiVino
I'll share a secret with you: I love this album by Zucchero. (And who cares?) more
Tricarico -Giglio
My favorite Tricarico album, objectively, I believe it’s the best. Beautiful songs, great atmosphere it conveys, totally dreamy. more
Deep Purple -Fireball
Clearly, it's not easy to follow up a masterpiece like "In Rock"... But "Fireball" is still a fantastic album anyway... more
Francesco Guccini -Amerigo
The title track is one of Francesco's most intense pieces. A story about immigration, American this time, which involved the author's grandfather. The rest is yet another hit that wraps up the most "singer-songwriter" period of Guccio. From this point, the pop arrangements of the early '80s will emerge. Among the other tracks, "Le cinque anatre" is a quacking metaphor that urges man to improve his existential conditions. Even at the cost of his life. more
Alex Britti
Wasted talent writing little songs with the junkie Atzei. more
The Beatles
The group that ignited my passion for music. But who knows what number 9 really meant... more
Ruby
whore more
Underground Life
One of the fundamental groups of the Italian New Wave more
Alex Britti
great guitarist who composes shitty little songs more
Slayer -Show No Mercy
December 1983: Slayer bursts onto the music scene with an album that will lay the groundwork for the birth and spread of Thrash Metal. Raw production, essential technique: it takes little for the four Californians to create a violent, obsessive, satanic album. "The Antichrist," "Black Magic," and "Die by the Sword" are the first mind-blowing songs that are still played today in their devastating concerts. After all, SATAN LAUGHS AS YOU ETERNALLY ROT. more
Brian Eno -Here Come the Warm Jets
"Bebi's On Faaiiaaaaaa", Robert Fripp... and the undefinable atmosphere of "On Some Faraway Beach". Perfection. more
Kyuss
Rock with a capital K more
Keith Carradine
He's Easy. more
Chic
together with the Bee Gees, the number one band in disco music, Good Times and the Freak have been exploited by third parties to an unbelievable extent; moreover, Nile Rodgers has become an extremely important producer—just ask Duran Duran, Madonna, David Bowie, Diana Ross... more
Miles Davis
... and what do you think of him? more
Spice Girls
to the manager who came up with them 5...their 2 for viva forever more