The gradual love/hate for patriotism, through a series of reflections on society, recounted here with decadent irony. more
A masterpiece of experimentation and sound research, an album that, playing with many genres, invents a new one. more
The spiritual fathers of Glam Metal more
the definitive work of modern singer-songwriter music more
One of the brightest debuts ever, in which the 4 feels a bit too restrictive, so much so that it's a 4 on the verge of explosion. The maximum rating isn't achieved solely because of the excessively high peaks reached by Buckley on the following album. 12 beautiful songs and already a handful of masterpieces, in addition to that voice, at 19 years old, that is frightening and already brings tears of emotion. "Valentine Melody" is an eternal, perfect, immense song. An overflowing 4.5. Beautiful. more
The best epic album of all time. more
Four legendary albums, with the first two getting a perfect 10 out of 10, the third an 86, and the fourth an 83. Unfortunately, after albums like these...the end complete. more
Nice more
Group styles like deep funk, soul, psychedelic rock, black rock, and funky-jazz.
EVOLUTION is the undisputed hit. Released in 1974. A lot of quality... more
Few artists have been so undervalued. more
"As long as the color of the skin is more important than the color of the eyes, there will always be war" (Bob Marley). more
Davies and Hodgson: the falsetto voices doc. more
Vibrant and affable. more
Michael Geoffrey "Mick" Jones, born in a suburb south of London on June 26, 1955. The builder, the architect of the Clash's sound, who led the band in a direction, to an unimaginable sound… DEFINITIVE… more
Not even the cover is saved: a hodgepodge of colors and images that is nothing short of embarrassing. And there will be no rating from me, out of respect and devotion to the previous immense career of the real THE CLASH. A bad, weak, clumsy album that leaves one stunned thinking it was conceived by Joe Strummer and Paul Simonon, creators of much more in the five albums released before this nothingness. They even had the audacity to title a track "We Are The Clash"... THIS IS (NOT) ENGLAND. more
Hard Rock in its simplest and badass form. more
I had never seen someone perform a show lasting over three hours entirely on their own, weaving together the comedic and the dramatic as he does in the tale of the Vajont! Brilliant. more
A Goddess. What would I give to take a picture with her after the concert. more