Wow! more
Recorded in Paris in 1970, it aimed to be an album targeting the foreign market. It was rejected by Polydor for being sung in too many languages and was only released in 2000. It is essentially the first album (which we all know, right?) under a new guise, with a more robust rhythm and predominantly vocal parts sung in English.
Batmacumba, Batmacumb, Batmacum, Batmacu,, Batmac, Batma, Batm, Bat, Ba, B. more
Who am I to define the greatest Italian artist of all time?? more
A genius of galactic proportions... honestly, too many works to mention... it was clear from the start with Roussos that we had two future phenomena of the music scene in front of us (the other later got caught up in a mushy and kitsch pop that eventually became increasingly ridiculous). more
If we completely remove the humorous component, I wonder about the purpose of this band. It’s hard rock reinterpreted in a silly way; the videos can only entertain, just like the band... if we talk seriously about music, I have serious doubts about them. I don’t think we can talk about originality, high-level writing, exquisite technique, strong emotions, and stuff like that... next more
Certo! Inviami il testo e procederò con la traduzione. more
The fingers that cloaked things in unprecedented beauty more
Apology for Suicide and the Poetry of Violent Death more
Really great, another forgotten band often unknown to most... more
The metallic outbursts of their early days have, for some years now, been replaced by more refined and sophisticated compositions, rich in a musical elegance worthy of true artistic beauty. more
Metalheads may not like them, but classical composers - musicians, on the other hand, adore them. There must be a reason, right? more
Alien, Gladiator, No Truth... these three are enough for a full 5!!! more
Here, this is the classic example of "love at first listen." Inside, you'll find everything: acid guitars, improvisation, creativity, imagination, expressive freedom. I think that between this and the previous Phallus Dei, there's quite a nice battle... more
two hundred motels (soundtrack): Frank Zappa
Definition: “I bought this double CD blindly on the advice of a friend I trust. Now I understand it's a soundtrack, and there are many (too many) moments where they talk or joke around, but I find this record simply unbearable, so much so that I will either give it away or throw it in the trash. A real piece of crap. Does anyone have it and maybe even likes it?” more
Painting everything with gray matter more
Michael Douglas VS Kirk Douglas VS Viggo Mortensen = Minghio. more
An eternal young boy. more
A genius in his own way, quite unpleasant, psychologically unstable, phobic, paranoid, etc... (who suffers from halitosis, as everyone in the music scene knows, nothing new... I don't think the others are joking around either...). The concept of "The Wall" remains his highest peak, which was, after all, a sort of anticipated farewell... I’m sorry to say that I have always preferred Gilmour for his personality and technique... (different roles at the time, the mind remained sir. bad breath). Great. more
Memorable for the rather ambiguous and trashy haircut with which he "performed" in his cheesy low-grade pop yelps. One of the many "new monsters" of the old Italy... more
"1950", "The Memories of the Heart", "About Me" the best of his production. My favorite? "Something About Her." Rating 2.7. more