Night Birds -Born To Die In Suburbia
One of the best hardcore punk bands around, absolutely old school, absolutely awesome. more
Faith No More -The Real Thing
Third album for the San Francisco band, featuring the vocal debut of a young Mike Patton: their first masterpiece. One of the albums that firmly establishes the foundations for the birth of crossover, mixing everything and more like no one had dared to do before. Metal, Rap, Funk, etc... played by technically impeccable musicians; there are two tracks that, in my opinion, stand above the other very valid songs: the epic, lengthy, and complex title track and the reinterpretation of "War Pigs"... EPIC... more
James
Among the most underrated of "Madchester," but they moved me live; maybe few hits, but many songs and albums well-balanced musically. I don't know, they got under my skin from the first listen before many others. more
Inspiral Carpets
Among my favorites from "Madchester," as psychedelic as they come, 4 albums for a..."trip." more
Possessed
They have the enormous merit of having laid solid foundations for the birth of Death Metal; the debut "Seven Churches" from 1985 is a cornerstone that has influenced all subsequent Heavy Music. It is also the musical debut of guitarist Larry Lalonde, later a loyal ally of a certain Les Claypool...THE EXORCIST,,, more
Crom (USA)
They raid, torture, and smoke, all in the name of Crom! more
Burt Bacharach
Time passes, tastes change, myths fall, class remains. more
Opeth
Elegance...beauty... more
Barbet Schroeder
More! "More, Even More" cult film! more
Yes -Fragile
The first CD I ever bought. more
Stevie Ray Vaughan
He, Hendrix, Zappa, Blackmore, have nothing to do with each other, but in their own ways, they've all given 101% with the guitar. Perhaps Vaughan was the least innovative, but that doesn’t take away a star from him; you listen to him, and you’d even give him a sixth. A solid 5 without hesitation. more
Queen
I'm sorry but I loved them. more
Emmanuela Marrone
He fooled us all, he thought it was a good idea to self-review using his last name, well, great idea. more
Bob Dylan
Call him and insult him as you wish, but you have never released an album like "Highway 61 Revisited." more
Rush
Top-notch drumming, arrangements that brush against excellence, underrated. more
Yes
My favorite keyboardist, 2 top-notch albums, but I give 4 stars. more
Area
Too big for me to comprehend, 5 and a half stars for the talent of these musicians. more
Litfiba
The first part of their production remains what is good in the little bit of good we find in Italy from the 80s onward. more
King Crimson
In the Court and Lark's masterpieces, the rest honestly I know very little and I have listened to it so little that I can't define it, but Fripp is a genius and surely they are up there at the top of progressive or art-rock as we want to call it. more