I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that. more
A hybrid original of folk-blues and gothic-decadent spleen, the San Diego band has overshadowed all clichés about sunny California. more
Upon hearing the first thundering beats that support the capers of bluegrass banjo, the vigorous strumming, the hoarse, passionate intonation at the end of the title track that introduces the album, two things are clear: that Mumford And Sons "are not here to mess around" rock wave. more
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Bob Dylan - I want you
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Steve Albini, one of the gurus of American hardcore. more
Beauty is the only thing money can't buy. more
With their hybrid of hardcore vehemence and dark desolation, made of tribal rhythms, mechanical sounds, and distorted electronics, Jaz Coleman's Killing Joke laid the foundations for the birth of industrial music. ondarock more
Not the best collection of the Byrds, but still a decent product. more
In the top hits of the greatest rock bands in history and in my tastes, I haven’t listened to them for a while because I have the first four albums tattooed in my heart and I now know every single passage and riff, immense. more
3 stars, no more, but only for my musical taste and not because I don't consider them great; their music is a bit jagged for my ears. more
In music, I value compositional skills and the emotional impact they convey in each of us. With this, the Beatles score a 5. more
I will be biased and I can say that I literally wore out X&Y from listening to it so much. A masterpiece in A Rush, very good up to Viva la Vida included, a few nice tracks in Mylo Xyloto, but I don’t really like the latest album, they seem to be a bit on the decline as well. more
It's rare that I listen to Italian music, but this is the best artist/voice/composer, maybe after Mina, though I didn't experience Mina. more
They define their music as: "intersecting rhythms that explode with happiness." more
Bigger than the Purple?? Maybe not, maybe yes... They definitely did exceptional things between Masterpieces (Rising) and great albums (Long Live Rock N Roll, etc.)... There's talk these days of a reunion with J.L. Turner, what can I say... let's hope for the best.... more
garbage d.o.c. more
Hailing from Bakersfield, sunny California; but there's nothing sunny about the first album, quite the opposite. Their musical design is an unsettling lightning bolt out of the blue: perverse, claustrophobic, impulsive, with Jonathan's voice capable of splitting into opposing crazy and dangerous personalities. A sound reminiscent of a serial killer that leads to the birth of Nu-Metal, managing to incorporate genres that are in stark contrast to each other: it's July 1994. A revolution that left a profound mark... DADDY... more