Mr. Bungle -Mr. Bungle
I remember perfectly that evening about twenty years ago, I was cruising the streets of Bologna in my friend Franco's red Renault 60 when, at one point, he popped a cassette into the car radio. Nothing would ever be the same again. Not even Faith No More. more
Faith No More -Angel Dust
Another spectacular album by Faith No More in their "crossover" search; a more tense and restless album compared to the previous one, with Mike making one thing clear: he can do everything well with his voice, transitioning from epic moments to melodic sung parts and immediately thereafter to frantic and crazy sections. This is also the last work featuring guitarist Jim Martin, a fundamental element in sustaining the sonic balance achieved with his bandmates...BE AGGRESSIVE... more
Pino Daniele
All we can do now is cry...Naples is(was)...But it will last a long time, forever. Alegar Pino. more
Pino Daniele
Goodbye Pino... your grandfather died at 60 and could have lived for more years... but you left us at 59! oh well... I bid you farewell with your song, which is my favorite...
putesse essere allero - Pino Daniele
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Morrissey
tedious and pointless more
Ronettes, The -Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica
It would be a nice 4.5 rounded down to 4 just for personal taste. Whether it's a 4 or a 5, this gem remains an essential record for every fan of Pop, with a capital P. Unmistakable style and sounds (Phil Spector producing and co-authoring many tracks), the wonderful use of drums, and an immortal song like "Be My Baby." We are in 1964, and after almost 51 years, this still stands among the most beautiful pop records of all time. more
Morrissey
My idol. The only one who has been able to express something I truly wanted to hear from someone like him. And the person, the most incredibly harsh when it comes to talking about shitty artists and even people. And as if that weren't enough, he writes godlike lyrics. He saved me. Love u Moz. more
Samla Mammas Manna -Klossa Knapitatet
Used to the dark plots that unfold in cold Sweden, we will be surprised by the friendliness of this eclectic progressive. Best enjoyed in the company of beer and sausages. more
Pink Floyd
you can't really judge these guys, you can only tell their story. I mean, there are rock bands, and then there are the Pink. more
New Order -Movement
the shadow of the new wave until the era of raves more
Coldplay -A Rush Of Blood To The Head
dreamy melodies, seasoned with that pinch of desperate spleen that doesn't hurt more
Colin Newman -A - Z
True fourth album by Wire and hidden peak of Ciccio Newman’s band. more
ARISA
cd unplugged by Sepultura live in Sanremo more
Stevie Ray Vaughan
virtuoso who has never thrilled me from a compositional standpoint more
Om -God Is Good
"God is good" and merciful, I add; because He has allowed us to enjoy listening to the OM and this record. Only four tracks, with the endless opening entrusted to "Thebes": the beginning of a journey, a spiritual ascent, meditative, with closed eyes that liberates you from all negativity, leading you finally, exhausted but with a celestial inner peace, to the second chapter "Meditation is the Practice of Death": the doors of a Tibetan monastery swing wide open... more
The Incredible String Band -The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter
I only knew the first two excellent works of the Scottish duo Heron-Williamson, but in this one they truly surpass themselves and I now consider it their "perfect work." An atypical, fairy-tale folk, where traditional instruments blend beautifully with the sitar and Eastern melodies. "A Very Cellular Song" is the standout track, 13 minutes of pure magic, but it's an album to listen to from start to finish with great attention... more
Caravan -Caravan
Debut of 1968 for the Canterbury band, a pleasant album, certainly a bit raw and simple compared to the subsequent masterpieces of a few years later. Notable tracks include "Love Song With Flute" and the finale "Where But For Caravan Would I Be," a lengthy piece that foreshadows the style later pursued with greater success in the following works. A delightful listen... more
Frank Zappa -Fillmore East - June 1971
Like many other great artists of those years, Zappa also pays tribute to the famous Fillmore East, which will soon close its doors, with one of his characteristic, eccentric, and genius performances. His guitar work is outstanding, featuring excellent musicians and the participation of Don Preston, superb on the mini-moog in "Lonesome Electric Turkey." A great listen. more
Cynic
The debut album "Focus" from 1993 is one of the greatest masterpieces of Technical Death Metal; with a subsequent metamorphosis into Progressive-Fusion that is unexpected yet equally captivating... UROBORIC FORMS... more
Weezer
Inside there are hints of Pixies, Dinosaur Jr., and even a little bit of Joy Division. A good debut and an excellent second album, in my opinion, a great pop reality, not mediocre hitmakers from the charts. more