Grind played with extreme violence yet with an incredibly elegant style, perhaps the best ever in their genre, extraordinary. more
To define them as "just Folk" is reductive. Lumsk are something much more complex, powerful, and imaginative than one might think...it's a real shame they haven't released any new material since 2007. more
1986: a 25-minute summary of the first 5 years of the Puppets of Meat. more
The debut of the band from the cold and rainy Seattle, northwest America; released by the small label Sub-Pop and recorded on a laughably small budget, just a few hundred dollars. Just as few are the hours available to complete the album; heavy metal, punk, garage, and thick psychedelia come together to create a great record, their best in my opinion. The beginning of a short, meteoric career that will end as we all know... LOVE BUZZ... more
Undoubtedly beautiful, but it is not the masterpiece that everyone believes it to be. "The Wizard" is a gem, and the rest is excellent as well, but both "Salisbury" and "The Magician's Birthday" surpass it significantly. more
Another overrated album from Iron Maiden. For the first time, McBryan sits behind the drums with a more solid and powerful drumming style. The album suffers from an excessive hard rock attitude, at the expense of the magic and power of its adrenaline-fueled predecessor (and also successor). Despite this, the semi-ballad "Revelations" is a true masterpiece. more
I'm sorry, but I can't access external content like images or links. If you provide the text you'd like translated, I'd be happy to help! more
First festive part, second more subdued. more
Unjustly "hated" in my opinion... They haven't released masterpieces, okay, but definitely great albums... Stapp has an identical voice to Vedder?? So what?? In fact, it's a compliment.... "My Own Prison" remains their best album, the last one "Full Circle" is also great... Tremonti doesn't give us solos in the early albums, but he was already hinting at his immense abilities!! more
Two years pass since the release of the groundbreaking "Le Radici e Le Ali"; the Severini brothers continue their proud journey with the equally compelling "Storie d'Italia". The title is emblematic, with the tracks recounting and outlining both positive and negative stories of our peninsula. A Combat Rock in the native language with guitars and more traditional instruments, capable of thrilling and prompting deep reflection, as in the song "Duecento Giorni a Palermo". more
Thanks to him, music has never been the same!!! more
I think one of the best (for me, the best) jazz pianists of the 20th century... more
What do you want me to say?! Listen to it! more
A boy from '67 who has gifted me with exquisite moments in Music; he suffered and fought dramatically for years against his demons, his paranoia. And in the end, he lost... LIKE AS YOU ARE... more
2nd barracks 1992. A month before the end of my military service, they transferred me to another barracks. A grandfather among strangers. To comfort me through all this and the stupidity of the sergeants, this well of emotions while a cold February passed through the window of a shabby barracks in Treviso. more
The best of Dylan live with the album "Before the Flood" more
Among the greatest "Rock" voices of all time... more
rudimentary country-blues performed with passion and sung in a nearly punk manner, especially adorned with delightful lyrics that are almost dada. more
"Lungs" contains pearls of light that cannot go unnoticed and makes it a great album. A light, catchy album that is at the same time visceral and engaging. more
The human dis­ease is difficult to narrate without falling into the most sordid rhetoric. Billy Cor­gan has succeeded in this intent. more