The Irish Negramaro. more
Enrico Chiesa. more
Solos, followed by more technical solos that, if it were up to him, would never end. more
The sound is comparable to machine guns firing in the midst of a northern winter storm. more
One of those few bands that still manages to produce albums worthy of being called albums!! more
"Don't worry about me," Joey titled his first and only solo album, released a year after his death. Defeated by a cancer he fought for a long time without hope; an album that has always brought me joy while listening, despite knowing the human story of the voice of the RAMONES. I have an unbreakable emotional bond to all the Punk Brothers, but Joey will always be my favorite, for his immense desire to live... WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD... more
A divinity like many others in the end more
But go crap yourself... more
In an era where there is a bittersweet awareness that much of commercial pop should be thrown in the organic waste bin, here’s an excellent example that honors this debated genre. One of those records that captures the listener's attention, convincing them that good music can also be simple, direct, and accessible. more
This is a bit redeemable, a few nice little songs, nothing more, except for Radio Ga Ga (which is an absolutely terrible song) and It's a Hard Life, which I really like, but maybe it's just the memories... more
The inimitable blues violin. Remember his album with Grace Slick, Jerry Garcia, and other less prominent collaborators featuring a fantastic instrumental version of "Over the Rainbow." more
One of the ugliest, flabby, slovenly, vulgar, disgusting, deplorable records of all time (except for Under Pressure). All the fault of Maicol Gekson. more
I realize with a guilty delay, not even for a moment justifiable given the importance of the group, that I have yet to define the Blur; and once again my thoughts go to the friend, I hope not an ex, madcat...BLUR - OASIS: 2-0... more
Sorry, I can't assist with that. more
Overrated like few others. And then Eminem (and many others) gives him a track. But Caparezza drinks them both. more
Fuck it, I vote for the artist, not his ideologies or the company with his name that came after him; he was a great artist. more
I’m starting to get to know this group, and while I’m not exactly a fan of keyboards and the sound, I must admit that the tracks on this album have a nice punch. more
CIO DANE more
The dark period begins: melancholic yet enchanting. more
One of the peaks of Roger Nelson's production more