INXS
To die for a saw... more
The Smiths -The Queen Is Dead
Well? Who would have ever thought that the '80s were musically poor? more
Eddie Cochran -The Best of Eddie Cochran (EMI 2005)
Collection composed of two CDs. Eddie Cochran: influential!!! more
Chumbawamba -Anarchy
Anarchist music collective more
Le Orme -Collage
Well, it just doesn't drive me crazy, it sounds "old." I think there's much better in Italian prog, although this isn't completely to throw away, you know. more
The Who -Quadrophenia
Less revolutionary than Tommy but definitely more mature. What they surely have in common is the presence of extraordinarily beautiful songs. more
The Who -Live At Leeds
Rightfully among the great live performances in history. My Generation is indescribable! more
Frank Zappa -Sleep Dirt
I don't like it, it's understandable that it wasn't published the way Z. would have wanted. In the second part, it gets lost in frankly avoidable guitar work... more
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young -Déjà vu
An excellent pop record, flavored with great vocal harmonies. I've always had a soft spot for Mitchell's cover of Woodstock. more
Delirium -Dolce Acqua
Beyond the embarrassing setup of Fossati, the title track and "to satchmo" are memorable episodes. more
Richard Thompson
Already great with Fairport Convention, an excellent guitarist and songwriter, I happened to listen closely to one of his great albums these days, "I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight" from 1974, his second solo album featuring his wife Linda. Truly extraordinary, his style is unique... more
The Zen Circus & Brian Ritchie -Villa Inferno
Anger, anger, anger... crashing guitars. more
Beck -Mellow Gold
I'm a loser, a loser darling,
so why don't you kill me? more
Ray Charles -The Genius of Ray Charles
"Stop, we can't continue. The third trumpet was down half a tone in the fourth beat of the second chorus." Well, he couldn't see them but in return he "heard" a lot. more