Black Flag: Slip It In
CD Audio Not intrested ★★★★★
Black Flag: Slip It In
5 may 18
It may have turned up the nose of some fans expecting the Black Flag of Damaged, but taken on its own, it is a pristine album, a delight for the ears.
Black Flag: In My Head
CD Audio Not intrested ★★★★★
Black Flag: In My Head
8 may 18
Not all bands end with a bang.
Boredoms: Super æ
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Boredoms: Super æ
24 aug 17
Boredoms: Wow 2
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Boredoms: Wow 2
25 aug 17
Maybe one day it will be regarded as the most beautiful punk album of the '90s.
  • nes
    25 aug 17
    I don't know, I'm just discovering its existence now. It's definitely a start..
  • nes
    25 aug 17
    oh but punk, I read pop, sorry. And I really don’t know a damn thing about Punk.
  • nes
    25 aug 17
    oh my god, yes, I know what was popular in 90s punk, and I hope the best 90s punk album is something I’ve never even known existed. I wish that with all my heart. If I were to give you my two "favorite" 90s punk records, you’d get goosebumps, I hope.
  • ygmarchi2
    25 aug 17
    Come on, give them to me, maybe you'll help me discover some great albums (but if it's Blink 182, let's forget it :))
  • nes
    25 aug 17
    and out come the wolves by Rancid and the one by Pennywise with the cover of Stand By Me inside. I can’t remember the title. black cover, gray logo (I think). I believe you know both of them.
  • ygmarchi2
    25 aug 17
    I know Rancid a bit and I like them, while I will listen to Pennywise, thanks.
Boredoms: Vision Creation Newsun
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Boredoms: Vision Creation Newsun
24 aug 17
Can: Tago Mago
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Can: Tago Mago
23 aug 17
Funky to the krauts.
Chrome: Blood on the Moon
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Chrome: Blood on the Moon
22 aug 17
The ultimate soundtrack for a dark science fiction film.
Dinosaur Jr.: Bug
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Dinosaur Jr.: Bug
22 aug 17
The album is a beautiful sequence of songs carved in noise. However, whether it’s because J's guitar work tends to overshadow Lou's bass, or because the latter is given no compositional space (and to think that "Lose" on the previous album was a memorable gem), the cohesion of the band starts to crack, hinting at the end of a partnership that left its mark by the end of the '80s.
  • Johnny b.
    22 aug 17
    I completely agree. What more can I say?
  • madcat
    25 aug 17
    One of my biggest questions: sounds fantastic, and very influential without a doubt, but I keep thinking that in terms of composition, of songwriting, they leave a lot to be desired, and I have this one and the previous one, which should be the best, who knows.
  • Johnny b.
    25 aug 17
    In some ways, it’s true. Musically influential with just a few tracks truly worth remembering over time, and they haven't aged very well. It’s been about fifteen years since I've felt the urge to listen to them. In the nineties, especially the early part, I did nothing but listen to these two albums.
Dinosaur Jr.: Dinosaur
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Dinosaur Jr.: Dinosaur
28 aug 17
Imaginative pop/rock compositions with a sparse yet tight arrangement. The electric guitar goes glin-glin instead of the roaaarrrrr of the later records, but that’s not necessarily a flaw.
Dinosaur Jr.: You're Living All Over Me
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Dinosaur Jr.: You're Living All Over Me
22 aug 17
"Little Fury Thing" inaugurates the new genre of pop music sculpted in noise, but it’s the subsequent trio "Kracked," "Sludgefeast," and "The Lung" that makes the album memorable.
  • Johnny b.
    22 aug 17
    The first time I listened to it, I thought I had bought a demo, and when I reached the end with the Cure cover, I said to myself, this CD is defective. None of this was born from something new. The seed had been planted.
  • ygmarchi2
    22 aug 17
    Well, the Cure's cover isn't part of the album from my perspective. It's a bonus track added in a later CD edition. I have a vinyl from '91 and that song (which doesn't belong) wasn't there.
  • Johnny b.
    22 aug 17
    It’s clear that you’re older.
  • Johnny b.
    22 aug 17
    You're right. The cover is inserted below.
  • ygmarchi2
    23 aug 17
    Likely :)

    Anyway, my least favorite song from the album is "Raisans," which seems to be quite appreciated and often played live. I've always idolized "Lode" by Lou Barlow, a piece that steps away from the song structure to explore a beautiful musical progression throughout.
  • ygmarchi2
    23 aug 17
    I wanted to write "Lose," I apologize.
  • Johnny b.
    23 aug 17
    I bought it in '90, there were nine pieces plus a cover of Peter Frampton, and my friend had a 7-inch with Just Like Heaven, which is why I ordered Dinosaur Jr and Surfer Rosa by the Pixies from Sweet Music in Salsomaggiore. I think we’re the same age. My memory is starting to fade a bit. (45)
  • ygmarchi2
    23 aug 17
    Oh yes, I’m 45 too!
Eels: Beautiful Freak
CD Audio I lack
Eels: Beautiful Freak
27 feb 18
But doesn't the cover look like a still from the video of "Black Hole Sun"?
  • RinaldiACHTUNG
    28 feb 18
    It's true, I don't know them but I have heard them mentioned here on the deb; I'll start from this.
  • ygmarchi2
    28 feb 18
    I don't know them very well either; I listened to this album for the first time last night.
  • RinaldiACHTUNG
    28 feb 18
    At times, it really feels like a musical; "not ready yet" is a manifesto of social anxiety.
  • hjhhjij
    28 feb 18
    Here, Rinaldi, you're another one who needs to prepare a stock of tissues :(
  • RinaldiACHTUNG
    28 feb 18
    Well, it definitely is a very "suffering" album; it narrates bad emotions that I think we all have experienced at least once.
  • hjhhjij
    28 feb 18
    Worried about the next album... Those are pains. His.
  • ygmarchi2
    28 feb 18
    Oh, maybe I'll listen to that tonight :)
  • ygmarchi2
    28 feb 18
    By the way, @[hjhhjiji], I haven't gotten back to you about listening to Neil Young regarding his influence on DJs... in fact, I've listened to all four suggested albums, some more than once, but in the end, I set them aside without making a decision... in short, the albums are undoubtedly beautiful and I do find some affinities, especially with the post-Barlow DJs, but that's not the reason I've always listened to the DJs.
  • hjhhjij
    28 feb 18
    It's true that there's a lot of Young in the '90s albums, probably even more (as proof that he can say whatever he wants, but J was definitely heavily influenced by Nello, certainly more than Lou), but I repeat there are very strong affinities in some tracks even from the debut, for example. I don't know what you like to listen to from the Dinosaur, but in the end, it's impossible not to find some similarities anyway. Most of all, I'm glad if you didn't know Young and you liked those albums, aside from the Dinosaur.
  • Johnny b.
    28 feb 18
    I don't know all of their discography but almost. As Hjhhjij says, the next Electro Shock-Blues is always ready with a handkerchief. I know the cover of Beautiful Freak very well because I own the album and used it as an avatar on Deb for a while, then removed it because it was a bit unsettling. The Eels-Everett with Sparklehorse-Linkous and Smog-Callahan are the top of indie singer-songwriters from the nineties and early 2000s. At least for me.
  • Johnny b.
    28 feb 18
    Electro-shock blues
  • ygmarchi2
    28 feb 18
    Wonderful album 'Electro-shock blues', I’m listening to it right now. I have this flaw that at first I don’t pay much attention to the lyrics, but the music itself doesn’t seem that tearful to me.
  • ygmarchi2
    28 feb 18
    *I'm doing it... damn it
  • hjhhjij
    28 feb 18
    I know, it's Everett's infamous trick. A delicate or, after all, not depressing (when it's not "sunny") tune over lyrics that... Go read something about what the album is about. Punch to the gut incoming.
  • hjhhjij
    28 feb 18
    The lyrics and music on this album are inevitably a whole much more than in his other ones. Anyway, my favorite Eels album remains the third, eh, "Daisies of the Galaxies."
  • ygmarchi2
    28 feb 18
    Sure, my English isn't bad but listening isn't my strong suit, I'll go read something. After that, since there is no 2 without 3...
  • hjhhjij
    28 feb 18
    Let us know.
Fugazi: Red Medicine
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Fugazi: Red Medicine
3 sep 17
Fugazi: The Argument
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Fugazi: The Argument
3 sep 17
Fugazi: In On The Kill Taker
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Fugazi: In on the Kill Taker
3 sep 17
Fugazi: End Hits
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Fugazi: End Hits
3 sep 17
Guy Blakeslee: Ophelia Slowly
CD Audio Not intrested ★★★★★
Guy Blakeslee: Ophelia Slowly
14 oct 17
Excuse the crude sexism, but just for the cover, this album deserves a top rating.
Joan of Arc: The Gap
CD Audio Not intrested
Joan of Arc: The Gap
26 nov 18
My rating is complementary to Pitchfork's, 10 - 1.5 = 8.5.
Loop: A Gilded Eternity
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Loop: A Gilded Eternity
23 aug 17
krautrock + psychedelia + noise, one of the best albums of the '90s.
Lucio Battisti: Il Nostro Caro Angelo
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Lucio Battisti: Il nostro caro angelo
20 aug 17
The most beautiful album of the Mogol period.
Lucio Battisti: E Già
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Lucio Battisti: E già
27 aug 17
The lyricism of Battisti meets the sounds of Kraftwerk.
Lucio Battisti: Cosa Succederà alla Ragazza
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Lucio Battisti: Cosa succederà alla ragazza
23 aug 17
Ferocious, ruthless, and devastating.
Miles Davis: On The Corner
CD Audio I have it
Miles Davis: On the Corner
21 aug 17
Miles Davis Krautrock version (a year after Tago Mago by Can)
Miles Davis: Get Up With It
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Miles Davis: Get Up With It
4 feb 18
When I crave something incredibly calm yet beautiful, I play "He loved him madly."
  • zappp
    5 feb 18
    one of the last flashes worthy of His Majesty
Mouse on Mars: Autoditacker
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Mouse on Mars: Autoditacker
27 aug 17
Imagine a lush forest where there are sounds instead of plants and animals. Electronics meet fantasy and imagination.
My Bloody Valentine: Loveless
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
My Bloody Valentine: Loveless
23 aug 17
A sweet whisper barely emerges from the noise of an industrial sawmill ("To Here Knows When"), an obsessive hiss weaves into the roar of a supersonic plane ("I only said"), a sudden thrill breaks through in a savage noise cacophony ("What You Want"). No, without love.
  • Johnny b.
    23 aug 17
    Unique Special Incredible Fabulous.
My Bloody Valentine: Isn't Anythying
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
My Bloody Valentine: Isn't Anything
23 aug 17
Love cooled by melancholy ("Soft as Snow but Warm Inside"), the urgency of an ambiguous desire ("Feed Me with Your Kiss"), the multiple implications of femininity in the distortion of space-time ("Several Girls Galore"). Isn't that something?
Neu!: Neu!2
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Neu!: Neu! 2
27 aug 17
Love forever
Neu!: Neu! 75
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Neu!: Neu! '75
27 aug 17
Neu!: Neu! '86
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Neu!: Neu! '86
11 nov 17
Neu! 1980s edition.
Oneida: Absolute II
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Oneida: Absolute II
7 sep 17
The definitive abandonment of the song form by the band from Brooklyn.
Oneida: Preteen Weaponry
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Oneida: Preteen Weaponry
30 aug 17
A slow effusion of volcanic flows.
Oneida: Rated O
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Oneida: Rated O
21 aug 17
Outstanding summary of the previous chapters (of the history of rock)
Oneida: Come on Everybody Let's Rock
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Oneida: Come on Everybody Let's Rock
28 aug 17
Spectacular distillation of rock'n'roll
Papa M: Live From A Shark Cage
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Papa M: Live From a Shark Cage
22 aug 17
Papa M: Whatever, Mortal
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Papa M: Whatever, Mortal
22 aug 17
Ah, "Beloved Woman" and "Krusty" are among my absolute favorite tracks. What gems!
  • CosmicJocker
    22 aug 17
    Maybe not on the level of "live from a shark cage," but still a great album.
  • ygmarchi2
    22 aug 17
    They are two very different albums. I also really like "Live from a Shark Cage", I bet Bach sometimes listens to "Up North Kids" in his grave.
Pavement: Westing (By Musket And Sextant)
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Pavement: Westing (by Musket and Sextant)
8 sep 17
Sacred and blessed chaos. My favorite album by Pavement.
  • Johnny b.
    8 sep 17
    Westing and Slanted are my favorites from a good discography.
  • ygmarchi2
    8 sep 17
    I loved them for a while, but honestly, they are starting to bore me a bit now :)

    Westing, who is the most lively and chaotic, bores me less!
Ride: Grasshopper
CD Audio Not intrested ★★★★★
Ride: Grasshopper
25 aug 17
The EP that gives meaning to the existence of the Ride. From the magnificent arrogance of "Leave Them All Behind," through the refined undulations of "Chrome Waves," to the masterpiece of psychedelic rock, "Grasshopper."
Ridley Scott: Alien
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Ridley Scott: Alien
3 sep 17
Ridley Scott connects us with our deepest drives and fears.
Ridley Scott: Alien: Covenant
CD Audio I have it ★
Ridley Scott: Alien: Covenant
3 sep 17
It's embarrassing that for the second time after "Prometheus," Ridley Scott keeps serving us the same story, the same reheated soup: a ship with a frozen crew is lured to an unknown planet where the alien awaits them. The minor variations on the theme do not make the film more appealing.
Sonic Youth: Sister
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Sonic Youth: Sister
21 aug 17
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