The Rolling Stones -It's Only Rock'n'Roll
Not up to par with some albums between 1966 and 1972, but over the years I've re-evaluated it.
Produced by The Glimmer Twins (Jagger-Richards). more
CCCP Fedeli alla linea -1964-1985 Affinità-divergenze fra il compagno Togliatti e noi (Del conseguimento della maggiore età)
I don't study, I don't work, I don't watch TV.
I don't go to the cinema, I don't play sports.
I'm fine, I'm not fine, I don't know what to do. more
The Beatles -Abbey Road
Close to disbandment... "disbanded"... more
Debaser
Well... It has introduced me to a lot of great stuff without a doubt, but now the homepage is just full of Gigi D'Alessio, Binocoli, Samurai, and made-up bands, and the definitions are infested with whocares/lovernot/Shark etc. etc.... I'm starting to lose interest. more
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Among the greatest of all time... Their career was too short, but in 5 albums (or rather 6 with First and .... Last), they wrote a good part of rock history... Who doesn't know Free Bird... then Simple Man, Sweet Home Alabama, etc... etc... After the tragedy, they should have changed their name, and not continue under the name Lynyrd Skynyrd! more
Claudio Di Biagio
Surely an Italian future director who, by gaining more experience, will surprise us with his creativity that he showcases daily on his YouTube channel. He has attracted various dislikes, but we know, envy is a nasty beast. more
Dave Greenslade
a beautiful crucible more
Gang Of Four -Entertainment!
Many have drawn inspiration from them. more
Sepultura -Roots
Brave for its time, it remains a monumental unicum in their discography (at least among the S. that matter). Although at first the length makes it quite exhausting. It's hard to digest everything at the start, especially for someone like me who isn't accustomed to certain sounds over such an extended duration. But then... more
Inspiral Carpets
Among the key groups in the musical history of Manchester (and its surroundings). Which would also be a "decent" musical history. more
Tiamat -Wildhoney
A record that is not only beautiful, but much, much more; it's the leader Johan Edlund leading his loyal band into Gothic-Doom territories of infinite thrills. It's 1994 and everything has a flavor, a taste, a dreamy and celestial sound; after the self-titled and brief opening instrumental track, two heavyweight pieces arrive: "Whatever That Hurts" and "The Ar" with their hypnotic and enveloping rhythm, in warm majestic coils. A visionary album, a timeless masterpiece: the best from the Swedish band...GAIA... more
Jethro Tull -Too Old To Rock 'n Roll; Too Young To Die
If "Minstrel in the Gallery" had brought them back to levels only slightly lower than the glories of the first 5 years, with this album the Tull hit the lowest point of their career in the '70s, for me their only mediocre album of that decade. Flabby, no memorable songs, boring, tired. I only fondly remember the title track and "Big Dipper," but it’s too little to save it. How Anderson managed just a year later to come out with an amazing album like "Songs From the Wood," only he knows. more
Layne Staley
His desperate soul, his heartfelt singing, his dramatic end defeated, killed by his internal and frightening demons: that enormous voice, steeped in dark and fragile melancholy, will remain with us forever... "Wake Up Young Man, It's Time To Wake Up"... more
Suicide
I would die to hear them live. more
Killing Joke -Killing Joke
They were "forward"... more
Curtis Mayfield -Curtis
Not just MOVE ON UP... more
Pearl Jam
I would listen to "Ten," "Vs," and "Vitalogy" all day without ever getting tired... not to mention "Yield," "No Code," and "Backspacer"... more
Thulcandra
Poor deluded ones trying to copy Dissection. more
Iggy Pop -Blah-Blah-Blah
Something didn't work, but I'll "save" it... more