Cantoamerica -Vientos del Caribe
Son, bolero, calypso-salsa... music and Caribbean life. Coming from Costa Rica. Manuel Monestel is the founder. more
Beny Moré -De Verdad
Known as "El barbaro del ritmo," born in 1919 in Santa Isabel de las Lajas (Cuba). He was the king of mambo. more
Fedor Dostoevskij
One of the greatest writers of Russia and beyond. "Crime and Punishment," "The Brothers Karamazov," "The Idiot," with his prose reaches deep into the reader! The three works mentioned are essential milestones in the education of every student. more
Ufo -Obsession
An album that has never convinced me. Too flat and similar to "Force It" in its shortcomings. I really listen to it very rarely. But I also have to say that after this one of theirs I've heard very little, so I can only judge up to this CD. (6.5) more
UFO -LIGHTS OUT
After "Phenomenon," the best album by the English band. The ballad "Try Me" remains one of the most beautiful in all of rock for me, and "Love To Love" is also extraordinary, one of their best tracks. (8) more
T. Rex -Electric Warrior
A good example of glam rock. But there’s more… more
Max Gazzé -Quindi?
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Clap Your Hands Say Yeah -Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
reflective, almost bleak, and covers a spectrum that ranges from ethereal synth-pop to stark indie, almost new wave. more
Soft Cell -Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret
Timely for the grafting of ideas from the Factory that still simmered in the alleyways of the drugged-up locals, all updated by the emergence of synths and therefore the robotic factor. A revolution that foreshadows the 80s of collapse and disenchantment. This stroll through the wild side of the red-light shows, the freaks, and the dandy nostalgia would lay the foundation for the wave to come. more
Carmen Consoli -Confusa E Felice
with her, Sicily becomes a gift from God more
Marillion
Beyond the matter of whether they are overrated or not, am I going against the tide if I say that their masterpiece is Fugazi, with enormous detachment? more
Runemagick
Epic and barbaric death metal with a slight dose of Manowar-esque cheesiness. more
Francesco De Gregori -Bufalo Bill
One of the most beloved albums by its author more
Whitesnake
"Saints and Sinners," "Slide it in," and "1987" released one after the other highlight the greatness of the band... They deserved more... more
Chumbawamba
Strong! They're not bad at all, especially in their early works. "Tubthumping" might give a wrong impression of the band. more
Alberto Camerini -Cenerentola e il pane quotidiano
When you’re about to think "well yes, Vasco was a true Italian Rocker, when he sang Alba, Jenny, Silvia, il negro e la troia"... that's when you should stop right there and think (first) that albums like this were not recorded in Switzerland. more