Maccio Capatonda
and I threw it to him! more
Godflesh -Streetcleaner
"You reproduce like rats, don’t look behind you, you have already been dead from the very beginning." This terrible scream opens the first full-length album, released in 1989, by "Carne di Dio." A claustrophobic, industrial sound, repetitive and obsessive in its oppressive bass lines; Justin's guitar, then in his twenties, capable of creating glacial riffs, terrifying in their heaviness. The stunning drum machine amplifies it all; the voice is a growl from a hellish inferno...MURDEROUS... more
Mac DeMarco
If Pavement played dream pop. more
Sodoma
When God destroyed Sodom, everyone understood that He had never been to Mykonos. more
Lou Reed -The Blue Mask
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Lou Reed -Street Hassle
It is a dark, deep, vibrant record characterized by a cruel voice that represents a radical change compared to Reed's Transformer. more
The Velvet Underground -Loaded
“Loaded” meaning loaded – loaded with success more
PJ Harvey -4-Track Demos
I like this more than "Rid Of Me". Rough and bare dirt noise-blues. And her... well. She's always been one of my favorite vocalists... more
PJ Harvey
I liked it a lot, especially at the beginning. more
Henry Cow & Slapp Happy -In Praise Of Learning
I begin my DeCollection with one of the albums of my life, the result of a miraculous fusion between two almost antithetical bands. The masterpiece of Rock in Opposition! more
Jeff Hanneman
Authentic armed ax, with the "twin" Kerry King, in creating that guitar sound played at a blinding speed in Slayer. With his death, an era comes to an end, a story in deadly Music...SOUTH OF HEAVEN... more
Slayer -Seasons In The Abyss
The early nineties began for Slayer; the fifth album chronologically opens with one of the most violent, ferocious tracks that best represents their immense musical approach: "War Ensemble" is its title. It’s the killer guitar duo of Hanneman/King that sets the frenzied rhythms, accompanied by Lombardo’s habitually hyper-fast drumming supporting Araya's raw vocals; live, one of their colossal showstoppers. And we’re just at the first song...SPIRIT IN BLACK... more
Carole King -Tapestry
A piece of history in singer-songwriter music, an album that cements King’s success, already a co-author with her husband of many of the most beautiful and important songs of the '60s. A showcase of great classics, a sort of greatest hits where she demonstrates all her talent, an outstanding album. more
David Crosby -If I Could Only Remember My Name
Much has been said and written about this album, poetry, melancholy, and art in its purest form, among the best works of the '70s, filled with excellent artists who enriched its content. Legend. more
Marillion -Misplaced Childhood
I only knew the band by name and had heard a few songs on the radio, like the famous "Kayleigh." I listened to the entire album yesterday and I have to say it’s excellent; Fish shows great skill in writing poetic and visionary lyrics, his voice is very reminiscent of Gabriel’s, and the band, although deviating quite a bit from the classic progressive sound of previous years, does an outstanding job. A lovely listen. more
The Velvet Underground -The Velvet Underground
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The Velvet Underground -White Light White Heat
It is my firm intention to eradicate the widespread bad habit where those who have only the first album and none of the other Velvet Underground records can feel at peace with their conscience.
It is my goal to educate on the advantages and pleasures of owning the second work, "White Light/White Heat." more
The White Stripes -The White Stripes
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