Audioslave
A good band, as far as I'm concerned, still has songs and albums that are appreciable. Cornell's voice is certainly one of the strengths; it's a pity that afterward he attempted a disappointing solo career. Morello sometimes seems a bit confined within the patterns, but when one of his distorted solos kicks in during a predominantly melodic song, it might initially make you wrinkle your nose, but over time his intrusions age better than the song itself. more
Area -Arbeit Macht Frei
Out of the ordinary. more
The Allman Brothers Band
However, after Duane's death, they could have changed their name too... more
Van Halen
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Van Halen
The debut album remains one of the best albums in history to this day.... but we must also remember other great albums like "Van Halen II," "Fair Warning," "1984," "5150," "F.U.C.K.".... more
Bon Jovi
Great until "These Days," almost nothing in the 2000s... more
Metallica -Master Of Puppets
Third album of the band, the last with Cliff Burton who shortly after will lose his life in a tragic tour bus accident; the perfect completion of the circle. One of the best albums, in fact I’ll say it: for me the best of the Thrash Metal wave in the eighties; three tracks exceed eight minutes and none of the remaining ones falls below five. "Battery" fiercely opens the collection, moving through the obsessive title track, the gloomy instrumental "Orion," and the devastating conclusion of "Damage Inc." more
Yoko Ono -Fly
Mind Train is the most psychedelic and underrated suite I know. The sweet couple and their sessioner friends had gotten their hands on top-notch stuff, and the results can overwhelm you like an acidic tsunami. Hirake sees herself as the protagonist of her own nightmares....OPEN YOUR BOX::: more
Public Image Ltd.
Beyond Punk, far beyond New Wave. A "total" band at least until "Album"; but it's "Metal Box" that represents the superlative and absolute zenith: experimentation, avant-garde, dub, hints of proto-house, with John’s voice being a murderous, decadent, deathly lament... Claustrophobic like few others... more
Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds -Tender Prey
Nick Cave, as we know, was a bit restless... more
Converge
Unparalleled exceptional energy. A cut above the rest. more
Static X
I hear news that the guy from Static X has died. Obituaries aside, what I heard struck me. But in a bad way... anyway, may he rest in peace. more
Brian Eno -Before and after Science
THE "NON MUSICIAN" HAS HIT THE MARK ONCE AGAIN. more
Sodom -Masquerade In Blood
The warning signs had already shown with the previous album. A uninspired record, where Sodom simply clock in. "Gathering Of Minds" is the only saving grace. (5) more
Sodom -Get What You Deserve
From black, to thrash, to the death of "Tapping The Vein" to the crossover/punk influences of this. Another album that we might call "experimental," faster, rawer, and simpler than anything that came before. Nonetheless, it’s not unforgettable. (6) more
Damien Rice -O
A debut that came over ten years ago and won me over immediately, piercing me; with that voice where beauty and interpretative drama unite, giving the individual tracks a purity that I had rarely encountered. Sweet ballads made of little or nothing: voice, guitar, a few strings and the counterpoint of Lisa Hannigan; listening to the end of "I Remember," which is exactly what I'm doing now, still takes my breath away, the words, preventing me from continuing...VOLCANO... more
Tiamat
Molded at the end of the eighties in Sweden by the visionary mind of Johan Edlund; a canonical, fierce Black-Death Metal characteristic of the early productions, up to the Gothic-Doom-Progressive turn in exceptional albums like "Wildhoney" and "Judas Christ"...SO MUCH FOR SUICIDE... more