SydBarrett96

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Rubo l'idea geniale di Pana di fare una playlist in ordine alfabetico di tutti i miei primi 55 artisti preferiti. Spero che il Pupetto non se la prenda tanto... ;)
<b>Alan Sorrenti</b>

1

Alan Sorrenti

Aria (1972) Come un vecchio Incensiere all'alba di un Villaggio Deserto (1973).
<b>Anthony Phillips</b>

2

Anthony Phillips

The Geese and the Ghosts (1977).
<b>Antonello Venditti</b>

3

Antonello Venditti

L'Orso Bruno (1973) Le Cose della Vita (1973) Quando Verrà Natale (1974) Lilly (1975) Ullalla (1976) Sotto il segno dei Pesci (1978).
<b>Area</b>

4

Area

Arbeit Macht Frei (1973) Caution Radation Area (1974) Crac! (1975) Are(A)zione (1975) Maledetti (1976).
<b>Arti & mestieri</b>

5

Arti & mestieri

Tilt (1974).
<b>Black Sabbath</b>

6

Black Sabbath

Black Sabbath (1970) Paranoid (1970).
<b>Bob Dylan</b>

7

Bob Dylan

Highway 61 Revisited (1965) Blonde On Blonde (1966) Desire (1976).
<b>Banco del Mutuo Soccorso</b>

8

Banco del Mutuo Soccorso

Banco del Mutuo Soccorso (1972) Darwin! (1972) Io Sono Nato Libero (1973).
<b>Brand X</b>

9

Brand X

Unorthodox Behaviour (1976) Morrocan Roll (1977).
<b>Bruce Springsteen</b>

10

Bruce Springsteen

Greeting From Asbury Park N.J. (1973) The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle (1973) Born to Run (1975) Darkness On the Edge Of Town (1978) The River (1980) Nebraska (1982) Born in the U.S.A. (1984) Live 75-85 (1986) The Ghost of Tom Joad (1995).
<b>Caravan</b>

12

Caravan

In the Land of Grey and Pink (1971).
<b>CCCP Fedeli alla linea</b>

13

CCCP Fedeli alla linea

Affinità e divergenze (1985) Epica Etica Etnica Pathos (1990).
<b>Claudio Lolli</b>

14

Claudio Lolli

Aspettando Godot (1972) Un Uomo In Crisi. Canzoni di Morte. Canzoni di Vita (1973) Canzoni di Rabbia (1975) Ho visto anche degli zingari felici (1976) Disoccupate le strade dai sogni (1977).
<b>Claudio Rocchi</b>

15

Claudio Rocchi

Volo Magico n.1 (1971).
<b>Consorzio Suonatori Indipendenti</b>

16

Consorzio Suonatori Indipendenti

Linea Gotica (1996).
<b>Comus</b>

17

Comus

First Utterance (1971).
<b>Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young</b>

18

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young

Déjà Vu (1970) Four Way Street (1971).
<b>David Bowie</b>

19

David Bowie

Hunky Dory (1971) Ziggy Stardust (1972) Low (1977) Heroes (1977).
<b>Deep Purple</b>

20

Deep Purple

In Rock (1970) Fireball (1971) Machine Head (1972) Made In Japan (1972) Burn (1974) Stormbringer (1974).
<b>Delirium</b>

21

Delirium

Dolce Acqua (1971).
<b>Dire Straits</b>

22

Dire Straits

Dire Straits (1978) Communiqué (1979) Making Movies (1980).
<b>Dirty Three</b>

23

Dirty Three

Horse Stories (1996) Ocean Songs (1998).
<b>Edoardo Bennato</b>

24

Edoardo Bennato

Non Farti Cadere le Braccia (1973) I Buoni ed i Cattivi (1974) Io che non sono l'Imperatore (1975) La Torre di Babele (1976) Burattino senza Fili (1977) Uffà! Uffà! (1980) Sono solo Canzonette (1980).
<b>Elton John</b>

25

Elton John

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (1973).
<b>Emerson, Lake & Palmer</b>

26

Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Emerson, Lake & Palmer (1970) Trilogy (1972).
<b>Eugenio Finardi</b>

27

Eugenio Finardi

Sugo (1976) Diesel (1977) Blitz (1978).
<b>Fabrizio De André</b>

28

Fabrizio De André

Tutti Morimmo a Stento (1968) Volume III (1968) La Buona Novella (1970) Non al denaro, né all'amore né al Cielo (1971) Storia di un Impiegato (1973) Canzoni (1974) Volume VIII (1975) L'Indiano (1981) Creuza de Ma (1984) Le Nuvole (1990) Anime Salve (1996).
<b>Francesco De Gregori</b>

29

Francesco De Gregori

Alice non lo sa (1973) Francesco De Gregori (1974) Rimmel (1975) Bufalo Bill (1976) De Gregori (1978) Viva l'Italia (1979) Titanic (1982) La Donna Cannone (1983) Canzoni D'Amore (1992) Prendere e Lasciare (1996) Amore nel Pomeriggio (2001) Pezzi (2005).
<b>Francesco Guccini</b>

30

Francesco Guccini

Folk Beat N.1 (1967) Due Anni Dopo (1970) L'Isola non Trovata (1970) Radici (1972) Stanze di vita Quotidiana (1974) Via Paolo Fabbri 43 (1976) Guccini (1983) Signora Bovary (1987) Quello che Non (1990) D'amore di morte e di altre sciocchezze (1996).
<b>Franco Battiato</b>

31

Franco Battiato

Fetus (1972) Pollution (1972) Sulle Corde di Aries (1973) L'Era del cinghiale Bianco (1979) La Voce del Padrone (1981) Caffè de la Paix (1993).
<b>Fairport Convention</b>

32

Fairport Convention

Liege & Lief (1969).
<b>Genesis</b>

33

Genesis

Trespass (1970) Nursery Cryme (1971) Foxtrot (1972) Selling England by The Pound (1973) The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway (1974) A Trick Of The Tail (1976) Wind & Wuthering (1976) Seconds Out (1977) And then There were Three (1978) Duke (1980).
<b>Gentle Giant</b>

34

Gentle Giant

Gentle Giant (1970) Acquiring the Taste (1971) Octopus (1972).
<b>Giorgio Gaber</b>

35

Giorgio Gaber

Far Finta di Essere Sani (1973) Anche per oggi non si vola (1973) Libertà Obbligatoria (1976) Polli D'Allevamento (1978) Io Se Fossi Dio (1980).
<b>Jethro Tull</b>

37

Jethro Tull

Stand Up (1969) Aqualung (1970) Thick As A Brick (1972) A Passion Play (1973).
<b>John Lennon</b>

38

John Lennon

John Lennon\Plastic Ono Band (1970) Imagine (1971).
<b>Joy Division</b>

39

Joy Division

Unknown Pleasures (1979) Closer (1980).
<b>King Crimson</b>

40

King Crimson

In The Court Of The Crimson King (1969) In The Wake Of Poseidon (1970) Lizard (1970) Islands (1971) Larks' Tongues In Aspic (1973) The Night Watch (1973) Red (1974) Discipline (1981) Beat (1982).
<b>Il rovescio della medaglia</b>

41

Il rovescio della medaglia

Contaminazione (1973).
<b>Il balletto di bronzo</b>

42

Il balletto di bronzo

Ys (1972).
<b>Ivan Graziani</b>

44

Ivan Graziani

Ballata per 4 Stagioni (1976) I Lupi (1977) Pigro (1978) Agnese dolce Agnese (1979) Viaggi e Intemperie (1980).
<b>Ivano Fossati</b>

45

Ivano Fossati

La mia banda suona il Rock (1979).
<b>Kevin Ayers</b>

46

Kevin Ayers

Joy of a Toy (1969).
<b>Led Zeppelin</b>

47

Led Zeppelin

I (1969) II (1969) III (1970) IV (1971) Houses of the Holy (1973).
<b>Leonard Cohen</b>

48

Leonard Cohen

Songs of Leonard Cohen (1967) Songs from a Room (1969) Songs of Love and Hate (1971).
<b>Le Orme</b>

49

Le Orme

Collage (1971) Uomo di Pezza (1972) Felona & Sorona (1973).
<b>Locanda delle fate</b>

50

Locanda delle fate

Forse Le Lucciole Non Si Amano Più (1977).
<b>Lou Reed</b>

51

Lou Reed

Transformer (1972).
<b>Lucio Battisti</b>

52

Lucio Battisti

Emozioni (1970) Umanamente uomo: il sogno (1972) Il Mio Canto Libero (1972) Il Nostro Caro Angelo (1973) Anima Latina (1974) L'Apparenza (1988).
<b>Lucio Dalla</b>

53

Lucio Dalla

Il Giorno Aveva Cinque Teste (1973) Anidride Solforosa (1975) Automobili (1976) Come è profondo il mare (1977) Lucio Dalla (1979) Dalla (1980) DallAmeriCaruso (1986).
<b>Marillion</b>

54

Marillion

Misplaced Childhood (1985).
<b>Museo Rosenbach</b>

55

Museo Rosenbach

Zarathustra (1973).
<b>Mike Oldfield</b>

56

Mike Oldfield

Tubular Bells (1973).
<b>Miles Davis</b>

57

Miles Davis

Kind of Blue (1959).
<b>Napoli Centrale</b>

58

Napoli Centrale

Napoli Centrale (1975) Mattanza (1976).
<b>Neil Young</b>

59

Neil Young

Everybody Knows This is Nowhere (1969) After the Gold Rush (1970) Harvest (1972) On the Beach (1974) Tonight's the Night (1975) Zuma (1975) Rust Never Sleeps (1979).
<b>New Trolls</b>

60

New Trolls

Concerto Grosso n.1 (1971)
<b>Nick Drake</b>

61

Nick Drake

Pink Moon (1972).
<b>Nirvana</b>

62

Nirvana

Bleach (1989) Nevermind (1991) In Utero (1993).
<b>Oasis</b>

63

Oasis

(What's the Story) Morning Glory? (1995).
<b>Paolo Conte</b>

65

Paolo Conte

Paolo Conte (1984).
<b>Peter Gabriel</b>

67

Peter Gabriel

I (1977) II (1978) III (1980) IV (1982) So (1986) Passion (1989) Us (1992) OVO (2000) Up (2002).
<b>Peter Hammill</b>

68

Peter Hammill

Fool's Mate (1971) Chameleon in the Shadow of the Night (1973) The Silent Corner and the Empty Stage (1974) In Camera (1974) Nadir's Big Chance (1975) Over (1976) The Future Now (1978).
<b>Perigeo</b>

69

Perigeo

Azimut (1972) Abbiamo tutti un blues da piangere (1973) Genealogia (1974) La Valle dei Templi (1975).
<b>Phil Collins</b>

70

Phil Collins

Face Value (1981).
<b>Pino Daniele</b>

71

Pino Daniele

Terra Mia (1977) Pino Daniele (1979) Nero a Metà (1980) Vai Mo' (1981) Bella 'Mbriana (1982) Musicante (1984) Sciò Live (1984).
<b>Pink Floyd</b>

72

Pink Floyd

The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (1967) A Saucerful Of Secrets (1968) Ummagumma (1969) Atom Heart Mother (1970) Meddle (1971) Obscured by Clouds (1972) The Dark Side Of The Moon (1973) Wish You Were Here (1975) Animals (1977) The Wall (1979).
<b>Premiata Forneria Marconi</b>

73

Premiata Forneria Marconi

Storia di Un Minuto (1972) Per un Amico (1972) L'Isola di Niente (1974).
<b>Porcupine Tree</b>

74

Porcupine Tree

The Sky Moves Sideways (1995).
<b>Queen</b>

75

Queen

Queen I (1973) Queen II (1974) Sheer Heart Attack (1974) A Night at the Opera (1975) A Day at the Races (1976) News of the World (1977) Jazz (1978) Live Killers (1979) The Game (1980) Innuendo (1991).
<b>R.E.M.</b>

76

R.E.M.

Murmur (1983) Out Of Time (1991).
<b>Robert Wyatt</b>

77

Robert Wyatt

Rock Bottom (1974).
<b>Roberto Vecchioni</b>

78

Roberto Vecchioni

L'uomo che si gioca il cielo a dadi (1973) Ipertensione (1975) Elisir (1976) Samarcanda (1977) Calabuig (1978) Robinson (1979).
<b>Rino Gaetano</b>

79

Rino Gaetano

Ingresso Libero (1974) Mio Fratello è Figlio Unico (1976) Aida (1977).
<b>Simon & Garfunkel</b>

80

Simon & Garfunkel

Sounds Of Silence (1966).
<b>Soft Machine</b>

81

Soft Machine

The Soft Machine (1968) Volume Two (1969) Third (1970) Fifth (1972).
<b>Sonic Youth</b>

82

Sonic Youth

Confusion is Sex (1983) Bad Moon Rising (1985) Evol (1986).
<b>Steve Hackett</b>

83

Steve Hackett

Voyage of the Acolyte (1975) Spectral Mornings (1979).
<b>Stormy Six</b>

84

Stormy Six

Un Biglietto del Tram (1975).
<b>Talking Heads</b>

85

Talking Heads

Talking Heads: 77 (1977) Remain in Light (1980).
<b>Tim Buckley</b>

86

Tim Buckley

Tim Buckley (1966) Goodbye and Hello (1967) Happy Sad (1969) Blue Afternoon (1969) Lorca (1970) Starsailor (1970).
<b>Tom Waits</b>

87

Tom Waits

Closing Time (1973) Small Change (1976) Blue Valentine (1978) Swordfishtrombones (1983) Rain Dogs (1985).
<b>The Alan Parsons Project</b>

88

The Alan Parsons Project

I Robot (1977).
<b>The Beatles</b>

89

The Beatles

Help! (1965) Rubber Soul (1965) Revolver (1966) Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967) Magical Mystery Tour (1967) The White Album (1968) Abbey Road (1969) Let It Be (1970).
<b>The Clash</b>

90

The Clash

The Clash (1977) London Calling (1979).
<b>The Doors</b>

91

The Doors

The Doors (1967) Strange Days (1967) L.A. Woman (1971).
<b>The Jimi Hendrix Experience</b>

92

The Jimi Hendrix Experience

Are You Experienced? (1967).
<b>The Police</b>

93

The Police

Reggatta de Blanc (1979).
<b>The Who</b>

95

The Who

My Generation (1965) A Quick One (1966) The Who Sell Out (1967) Tommy (1969) Live at Leeds (1970) Who's Next (1971) Quadrophenia (1973) The Who by Numbers (1975).
<b>The Velvet Underground</b>

96

The Velvet Underground

The Velvet Underground & Nico (1967) White Light\White Heat (1968) The Velvet Underground (1969).
<b>Tracy Chapman</b>

97

Tracy Chapman

Tracy Chapman (1988).
<b>Traffic</b>

98

Traffic

John Barleycorn must Die (1970) The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys (1971).
<b>U2</b>

99

U2

Boy (1980) October (1981) War (1983) The Unforgettable Fire (1984) The Joshua Tree (1987) Achtung Baby (1991).
<b>Van der Graaf Generator</b>

100

Van der Graaf Generator

The Aeresol Grey Machine (1969) The Least We Can Do Is Wave To Each Other (1970) H to He, Who Am The Only One (1970) Pawn Hearts (1971) Godbluff (1975) Still Life (1976) World Record (1976) The Quiete Zone\The Pleasure Zome (1977) Vital (1978).
<b>Van Morrison</b>

101

Van Morrison

Astral Weeks (1968) Moondance (1970).
<b>Weather Report</b>

102

Weather Report

Black Market (1976) Heavy Weather (1977).
<b>Yes</b>

103

Yes

The Yes Album (1971) Fragile (1972) Close To The Edge (1972) Yessong (1973).
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  • pana
    pana
    5 jan 13
    Sure! Please provide the text you'd like me to translate.
     
  • pana
    pana
    5 jan 13
    Ok, you finished it :) First of all, many good names, even among the albums, maybe in some cases you included too much stuff, but whatever. I wouldn’t see Queen in there, and ABOVE ALL, the latest albums are absolutely to be avoided. U2, sorry, but I don't like them (well, maybe October, War, and Boy have something good). I didn't include The Beatles because, while I relatively like them (Pepper, Abbey, Revolver), they seem too overrated to me, and I left them out out of spite. Don’t you know "Tutti Morimmo a Stento" by Faber? Also, why isn't Wyatt there? Then, regarding Bob Dylan, AFTER the priorities, pick up something else (Blood On The Tracks) and finally, a sprinkle of New Wave and Kraut would make it magnificent. I've been pedantic, verbose, and boring as usual, but it was necessary :)
     
    • SydBarrett96
      6 jan 13
      I just finished Pan. Now you can finish watching it. ;)
    • pana
      6 jan 13
      Crap, sorry :)
    • pana
      6 jan 13
      I renew the advice up there and confirm the presence of many great names.
    • SydBarrett96
      6 jan 13
      But no, don't worry. :) Anyway, after Hammill and Canterbury, New Wave will be among my priorities. Thanks for the suggestions, though. ;)
    • pana
      6 jan 13
      At home, I have 2 vinyl records by Weather and I'm interested in them too. Why haven't I played them? Who knows.
    • SydBarrett96
      6 jan 13
      The WR are crazy, Jaco is an absolute beast. I recommend the two titles you find here, for me the best in their discography.
    • pana
      6 jan 13
      one of the two is Heavy Weather. Who knows, maybe after Hammill and the Hatfields...
    • SydBarrett96
      6 jan 13
      You have my full support. Even if some time ago I also recommended you "Darkness on the Edge Of Town" by the Boss...
    • hjhhjij
      6 jan 13
      No no, after that you'll get Sonic and Joy Division. The Weather are insane, yes, but even before Pastorius, eh (I mean, Zawinul and Shorter, eh). Black Market is the best, followed closely by the two previous ones. Heavy Weather is a bit less, but still super cool. After the Division, you could switch to them and then to other post-electric-revolution fusion groups of Miles Davis.
    • hjhhjij
      6 jan 13
      The first soloist of Jaco is stunning. And on Joni Mitchell's albums from '76 to '80, he plays (along with Shorter, sometimes).
    • hjhhjij
      6 jan 13
      Pana, after Canterbury and Oldfield, New Wave seems like the most obvious step, there's so much of that stuff ;)
    • SydBarrett96
      6 jan 13
      Kraut is also a genre that I should explore further.
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    6 jan 13
    Beautiful. The additions are those mentioned by the potter, New Wave and Kraut, but for now it's fine like this, there will be time to add more.
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    6 jan 13
    Oh right: HOW MUCH I ENJOY SEEING TOM WAITS IN THIS RANKING, HOW MUCH I ENJOY XD But Blue Valentine is from 1978 Syd :)
     
  • Black Wings
    Black Wings
    6 jan 13
    Of Waits, there is, personally, the worst. Of course, it’s always a relative worst. It is a well-known total fasting of krauts.
     
    • hjhhjij
      6 jan 13
      Waits prefers the "classic" period of the '70s; I had to work hard to get him to listen to it, but just imagine the satisfaction of seeing him here :) Anyway, it's understandable to prefer the early Waits over the more experimental one; it really depends on personal taste. We're talking about truly NOTABLE albums. Even though I slightly prefer Waits from '83 to '04 (but especially '83 to '93), I can't help but love the '70s records. If this is Waits at his worst (likely, considering who we’re talking about), it's a VERY relative worst :)
    • pana
      6 jan 13
      Everyone talks about Waits and yet no one knows the music of his partner d'amour, Rickie Lee Jones, in the singer-songwriter scene only second to Joni, IMHO.
    • hjhhjij
      6 jan 13
      Rickie Lee Jones won't know your father, even though I admit I first encountered her from the cover of Blue Valentine. But partner in love, what a joke eh, at least since 1980 onwards, if Brennan heard you :D
  • donnie darko
    donnie darko
    5 apr 13
    de gustibus non disputando est but I find it very surprising that you put sorrenti in the first place, moreover you placed de gregori before de andrè and forgot battisti and lucio dalla, but I repeat tastes are tastes........
     
    • SydBarrett96
      5 apr 13
      They are not in order of preference, Donnie, but in alphabetical order. ;)
  • donnie darko
    donnie darko
    6 apr 13
    Ah, so who would the first be?
     
  • SydBarrett96
    SydBarrett96
    6 apr 13
    There is no criterion of preference; they are in random order. ;)
     
  • donnie darko
    donnie darko
    6 apr 13
    ah I got it........
     
  • SilasLang
    SilasLang
    31 jul 13
    Beautiful. A bit too focused on the '70s, but beautiful. Aside from certain things I don't like, and some that I think are of very questionable quality (Oasis, argh!!)...
     
    • SydBarrett96
      31 jul 13
      Well, it's just that little disc to which I'm attached for my own age-related reasons; otherwise, I don't care :D
  • SilasLang
    SilasLang
    31 jul 13
    P.S. A shoutout to Joy Division, I didn’t think you liked them ;)
     
  • ranofornace
    ranofornace
    5 sep 13
    sorry but it's just a simple list that does not reveal preferences, those exclusive ones at the top that highlight actual tastes, those that can be compared; for a jumble of names, there's still much to be written.
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    5 sep 13
    "Swordfishtrombones" has been added to Waits. It was about time :D
     
  • mild
    mild
    21 sep 13
    the choice of A. Venditti is brave; he is often judged harshly for his works from the 80s and 90s, Lilly is an incredible album.
     
    • SydBarrett96
      21 sep 13
      In fact, I like Venditti up until 1978 more or less, but what comes after is shit. :)
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    17 nov 13
    NICK DRAKE! YES, FUCK!
     
  • TrezzodHaddaway
    TrezzodHaddaway
    24 nov 13
    never anyone who starts from Z
     
  • TheJargonKing
    TheJargonKing
    24 nov 13
    I saw something between Anthony Phillips and Area that made me unhappy; everything else is fine.
     
    • SydBarrett96
      24 nov 13
      : D Only the first records, let's be clear.
    • hjhhjij
      24 nov 13
      Neither me nor Jargon like it anyway :D
    • SydBarrett96
      24 nov 13
      Well, de-gustibus. :)
    • hjhhjij
      24 nov 13
      Sorry, I'm currently focused on the new fake PRO-DRIM FIATAR please go read your comment on Images & Words.
    • SydBarrett96
      24 nov 13
      I run.
  • pana
    pana
    24 nov 13
    You’ve really blown it up a lot :)
    Very nice, though in my opinion, for some artists, you’ve included a bit too many albums, but the ranking is always great; by the way, you know we have similar tastes, so this was an easily predictable opinion.
     
    • SydBarrett96
      24 nov 13
      More than anything else, the titles abound for the artists I adore the most. :)
    • pana
      24 nov 13
      Well yes, of course... I am now looking over mine, which, by your own admission, inspired you :)
  • bluesboy94
    bluesboy94
    15 jun 14
    By chance, I stumbled upon this ranking... what can I say, you have good taste (especially if that 96 refers to your birth year)! A small note? It feels strange to see 6 albums by Venditti and only one album by Drake (the other 2 deserve recognition too), one by Cohen (the first one is a classic, sure, but the two subsequent ones...), one by Wyatt, one by Reed, and one by Miles (ok, jazz doesn't seem to be your preferred genre... nor is it mine... but "the prince of darkness" left us so many wonders beyond just "Kind of Blue"; I'm thinking of the soundtrack for that French film, "Birth of Cool," "Round About Midnight," "Milestones," "Miles Smiles," "Nefertiti," and I won't even mention the electric albums I still need to listen to... by the way, listen to something from Miles' great student, Coltrane)... anyway, great ranking (it's really more of a list)!
     
    • SydBarrett96
      16 jun 14
      I have the other albums by both Drake and Cohen on hold; they're among my next listens. :) Miles Davis is a legend, but unfortunately, I only know "A Kind of Blue."
    • bluesboy94
      16 jun 14
      Start with "Five Leaves Left" (what an album!) for Drake, for Reed I recommend "Berlin," "Coney Island Baby" (easy to listen to, but still not trivial) and "Songs for Drella" (with that monster multi-instrumentalist Cale), for Cohen (everything or almost everything up to "The Future")... catch up on Miles because he is a TITAN of 20th-century music.
  • pana
    pana
    10 oct 14
    I’ve already read it, and after your updates, I want to express my immense appreciation for this ranking. For some artists I don’t know or know little about, you are familiar with a ton of albums, and in other cases, obviously, it’s the opposite ;) Since, due to commitments, I’m navigating less, I take the opportunity to suggest a few things that I see are missing: for Dylan, if you don’t know them, the four albums before those you mentioned and “Desire” and especially “Blood On The Tracks,” Battisti’s whites (sublime), “Berlin” and “New York” by Lou, keep going with Van as there are more beautiful ones (No Guru, Veedon Fleece), the second album by Caravan, and Hackett’s acoustic albums, while for our local prog (by the way, are you following the initiative from "L'espresso"?), my favorites are Biglietto per l'inferno.
     
    • pana
      10 oct 14
      Then a bit of '90s (Dinosaur Jr, Slint, Codeine, Tortoise) good for the Dirty Three, I adore the Porcupine but I’m too biased. Thank you so much for the records I didn’t know and that you’re suggesting to me here.
    • SydBarrett96
      11 oct 14
      So, I tell you that sooner or later I will listen to all of Dylan's discography; as for Battisti's white albums, I have "L'Innocenza" on vinyl. :) I'm following the initiative from "L'Espresso," even though I already have some of the titles, but I can tell you that these days I'm really enjoying Concerto Grosso No. 1 by the New Trolls.
    • pana
      11 oct 14
      The innoche??
    • SydBarrett96
      12 oct 14
      I wanted to say "Innocence". :P Slip of the tongue. XD
  • erik
    erik
    10 oct 14
    Great ranking... Quite Italian. One question, why is Jeff Buckley ahead of his father?
     
    • SydBarrett96
      11 oct 14
      It's in alphabetical order, Erik. :)
      A lot of Italian music because I have a strong passion for singer-songwriters. ;)
    • erik
      22 oct 14
      Ah, ok, I've just read the note, interesting also the ranking of singer-songwriters, it's clear that you know your stuff.
  • erik
    erik
    22 oct 14
    Oh, okay, I'm just now reading the note.
     
  • fuggitivo
    fuggitivo
    5 dec 14
    What old tastes. You should let some Merzbow pass through your ears.
     
  • ui
    ui
    1 mar 15
    great music
     
  • De...Marga...
    De...Marga...
    17 aug 15
    Nice list, with a few things I find debatable. But when it comes to personal tastes, I believe there's not much to discuss; it's just a shame there's so little Metal, which I like so much. Hi Syd.
     
    • Dan Erre
      1 sep 15
      Congratulations on your intelligence, De. Finally, someone who says, "there's not much to discuss when it comes to personal tastes." In defiance of the know-it-alls who think they have the truth in their pocket. A breath of fresh air. Thank you!
    • De...Marga...
      1 sep 15
      I think that a ranking fully reflects the tastes of the person who creates it; it follows that it's pointless to discuss too much about why you placed person A instead of person B, etc.. etc... Hello beautiful.
    • Dan Erre
      1 sep 15
      In general, I believe that confrontation is much more constructive and interesting than insults, especially when based on preconceptions, and even more so from those who, after all, often feed on junk, both in music and cinema, passing it off as the Gospel because they are used to presenting themselves as experts. Unfortunately, it's a modus vivendi that some foolish kids disguised as experts on this site still don't understand. Hi!
    • De...Marga...
      1 sep 15
      I am completely on your side.
  • SydBarrett96
    SydBarrett96
    17 aug 15
    Hi Dema. :) Thanks for stopping by; anyway, I admit it, real metal (leaving aside classic Hard Rock) is a field that’s almost entirely unknown to me.
     
    • De...Marga...
      17 aug 15
      You are young Syd and you will have time to listen to it and perhaps fall in love with Metal in all its countless "variations." For now, I see that your listens and your charts are absolutely excellent.
    • SydBarrett96
      17 aug 15
      Flattered, Dema. :)
  • Dan Erre
    Dan Erre
    1 sep 15
    Very interesting. Thank you! I’m telling you this just to see if you want to add anything; I would also include "Fisiognomica" by Battiato; from Gaber, "Io non mi sento italiano"; then "Ys" by Balletto di Bronzo; "Physical Graffiti" for Led Zeppelin (after all, it has "Kashmir" and "Ten Years Gone"); more from Lou Reed, beyond "Transformer"; all of Nick Drake; no Queen; Tom Waits: also Bone Machine; U2: at the very least "The Joshua Tree" and "Achtung Baby!"; something from Iron Maiden; almost all of Dead Can Dance; for Italy, in addition to the indicated Battiato album, all of De André and also "Curre curre guagliò" by 99 Posse.
     
    • SydBarrett96
      1 sep 15
      Thank you. :) Anyway, I was convinced that the Ballet was there, but I forgot to add it.
    • Dan Erre
      1 sep 15
      Indeed, as a good expert in progressive you are, you must add it...
  • Dragonstar
    Dragonstar
    1 sep 15
    You know, I expected to see Guccio a little higher up? :)
     
    • Dan Erre
      1 sep 15
      He put them in alphabetical order...
    • Dragonstar
      1 sep 15
      AWARENESS OF DRAGONSTAR: "Pirla, pirla, pirlaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!"
    • SydBarrett96
      1 sep 15
      As Dan says, Dragon. All my listens from A to Z.
  • fuggitivo
    fuggitivo
    1 sep 15
    It's a shame they're not in alphabetical order. The article "The" never counts. I believe the same goes for Italians. And with personal names, the surname always comes first. This is because I always arrange my iPod in the best way.
     
  • Ditta
    Ditta
    7 may 20
    You've forgotten all of Fossati's work from the mid-80s onward (his golden period, in short, definitely better than Banda). Anyway, nice ranking!
     
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