ProgRock

Pippo, go to the bathroom right now!

In the interview, the phrase "if you can't play, no matter what instrument it is, you are Mariottide..." surely wasn't quoted.

Even Wakeford is inevitably passionate about Folk-Prog, as I read here. I quote a question posed to David Tibet along with the respective answer in a very interesting interview: I’ve read that you don’t like rock because you say it lacks innocence. And neither do you like folk music, to which many associate you...
«It’s true, I don’t really like folk music. Because people say to me, “Oh, you’ve gone folk,” just because I use acoustic guitars. And then someone comes out with, “Aleph! It's a black metal album! Like Sunn O))) or Mayhem!” And I’m like, “Why?” “Because there are electric guitars!” Ah, okay... So, if you use acoustic guitars, you're folk; if you use electric ones, you're black metal. I love Shirley Collins. I adore her. And I always will. She sings folk. But the majority of folk doesn’t appeal to me. What truly interests me is Progressive, because it’s the music I grew up with. Also Italian: Il Balletto di Bronzo, Biglietto per l'Inferno, Banco, PFM...>>/ THIS IS SERIOUS PEOPLE! XL Repubblica - Dettaglio articolo

Much better Tv Sorrisi e Canzoni than Rolling Stone, at least from there I can find out if any midweek cup match is broadcast free-to-air.

A spine-chilling cover, a very specific logical connection relates to the message it wants to communicate: rides on a motorcycle --> motorcycle = lady gaga --> rides lady gaga, how beautiful that certain artists also spread a bit of scientific AnaLitica culture.

...It's simply the most memorable, the best ZOT! of all time, no doubt about it, that of A Trick (link from comment 39 of Tele).

The ZOT! of Savickas is not unbeatable.

However, all in all, a masterpiece on an objective level is "Walls Of Jericho"... I believe that the following "The Keeper of The Seven Keys I" is slightly better. OH RIGHT, it was the movie, even today it's hot.

The album I prefer by Broderick, as I already wrote.

Sure, if you gave it a 4, you liked it, and quite a lot.