The most beautiful rock album ever that isn't sung in English (or almost)? more
A thank you to Phil Collins' marital storm for giving the good Rutherford time to record this gem and to team up with an Anthony Phillips in a keyboard role. With people like Simon Phillips, Morris Pert, and Noel McCalla, these are the final bursts of a characteristic sound swept away by Abacab. A suite and 5 tracks of excellent Prog, crafted to evoke emotion. more
It sends me into ecstasy!! more
Genius? I don’t think so. more
The sacred trilogy of Thrash Metal is completed with the third album chronologically from Anthrax; after "Reign In Blood" and "Master Of Puppets", there’s no need to write the bands, released in 1986, in March of the following year, "Among The Living" is published. The incredible speed of instrumental execution from the five guys, thanks in particular to the prodigious drumming of Charlie "quadruple kick" Benante, lays the groundwork for Speed-Thrash Metal; "Caught In A Mosh" is a crazy track!!!! more
May 18, 1980: Ian's suicide. In July of the same year, "Closer" is released, but the Joy Division no longer exist; Bernard, Peter, and Stephen decide to continue playing together, for a new life. For a New Order... DREAMS NEVER END... more
The Jethro, after the prog hangover of the previous biennium, return to song form but the results don't improve much after the disappointing "Passion Play"; Anderson's period remains unimpressive. Oh, the album isn't bad, but it's rather insubstantial and not very engaging, the tracks just aren't that great. I like "Back Door Angel" and the two songs that are pop versions closer to the "old" Tull, "Skating Away" and that "Bungle in the Jungle," which isn't anything special but has stuck in my ears. more
Prima donnas in full force, despite the name. more
Honestly, I couldn't care less about who wants to be a great expert in poetry or songwriting (how the hell can you compare that to Cohen? Two completely different worlds) for me, he is the best Italian singer-songwriter of all time. more
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The most original and entertaining of all, wonderful... unfortunately too often forgotten. more
Completely "gone"... In Palermo, thanks to his magic hat, he burned down half a building. more
Second album of the nineties for the group hailing from Basildon, England; a decade that represents their most challenging period, particularly due to the deteriorating physical conditions of singer Dave. The songs offer a successful mix of anguish and heaviness, featuring a dark, sharp guitar sound full of gloom; the opening duo "I Feel You" "Walking in my Shoes" perfectly captures the atmosphere of one of Depeche's finest albums. more
By James Newell Osterberg Jr., in all the decades of his career, everything and more has been written and said: one of the symbols of the rawest and truest Rock and Roll, one of the recognized fathers of Punk. THE IGUANA KING: I don't need to add anything else for me... I WANNA BE YOUR DOG... more
Something good... generally speaking, they are unbelievably overrated (as usual) pop by four pennies passed off as art by idiots. They are 4 bipolars (Ringo was unmanageable and a bit homosex) I think that’s enough to define them. more
The greatest band of all time, fun, tough, and original. more
Until the arrival of the cotton-wrapped queen Coverdale, the greatest band in music history alongside Cream.
After shit... more
They've plagiarized more than any other band... I think that says it all... musically, there's no arguing... but the ideas... more
Pop songs for the masses, nothing more. Something good until "Document," then the downfall, a jumble of pop stuff without art or meaning... wasted. more
It was said that he had a pestilential breath, a well-rounded artist... despite finding him to be absurdly flat and self-important, I admire him... more