They have created an incredibly innovative way to make music with three classic instruments for a rock ensemble. Moreover, they are all technically extraordinary musicians, not just the ever-praised Les. Awkward, grotesque, unpredictable music perfectly organized; I will never tire of it. more
They called him the "genius" and they were right.. more
The lights of the public bathroom, a masterpiece for all the pretentious intellectuals out there ("Brondi is god" but fuck you), praising nothing. more
Great until the abandonment of Pagani, afterward a mush that culminates in the pathetic "Come ti va" sung by that fart Di Cioccio. Mussida, despite his shitty character (everyone knows him as "the jerk"), is a ballsy musician, and the live in Japan is also excellent. more
Unbearable band of polished and ready-to-use queens, a disgrace... only 4 singles save themselves out of I don’t know how many albums, a bunch of clowns. more
"Frigid Stars LP." My poor heart. more
Stinky shit, usually those who listen to these lowlifes have mental issues. more
Two "refined" discs, the rest a jumble of pop-trash to forget.. the pro-gay voice of Ferry certainly doesn’t help to erase that deliberately kitsch and annoying effect.. only the good Mackay and "ugly bitch" Manzanera or whatever the hell he’s called are worth saving. more
Dead since the '70s, an overrated band... they only deserve credit for raising one of the worst generations... that's about it... back then, at least 20-30 bands could devour them for breakfast, Gilmour an unbearable purveyor of childish laments turned into "art" for the competition sheep, high marks for the first two works with Gilmour and for Syd... Waters is a wealthy psychologically unstable person with serious anger management issues (and it's said he has quite a heavy breath). more
A seminal English band from the '60s, a great mix of energy, aggression, anarchy, all encapsulated in their excellent 1967 work, "Ptooff!"... more
I was just a few years old and twenty years seem like nothing, then you turn to look back at them and you can't find them anymore. more
The Smashing Pumpkins were not meant to be a small band. It was going to be a big band, or nothing at all. more
for every wrong statesman
for every time we've misunderstood more
Joy that you grasp suddenly on an ordinary day; grace that is alien to humans and to Bach’s flights, to chemistry more
If the Devil himself had grown tired of playing the blues in the Mississippi Delta and decided to move to swinging London in the early sixties, perhaps among the bands of the moment he would have chosen the Rolling Stones. more
"In the end, the world is just a big rock." The Thin Red Line, Terrence Malick 1998.

Verdena - Onan
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children of the working class

Ska-P - La Estampida
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reading psychedelic influences and not a few glimpses of blues

Primal Scream - Country Girl
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In perfect isolation here behind my wall waiting for the worms to come.

Pink Floyd - Hey You
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