Rooftrampler92

First of all, thanks to everyone for the comments and criticisms. @holdswortyh: well, kraut had already borne its ripe fruits before and during '74, but it was almost dead if we consider groups like Tangerine Dream (more kosmische than kraut) and similar. As for the psychedelic scene, I'm the one, by the way, to specify that it was already dead. Anyway, thanks to everyone, and as for evaluating the best album by the Residents, I undoubtedly choose this one as the best of these four crazies.

@c'è: leave Molko alone, what a character, only "special K" could make him think of throwing (not smashing, because he didn't smash it, he wouldn't even have had the strength to do it) the guitar against the equipment to make the people of Sanremo understand that the music has changed.@Starblazer: of course you have ears only made for metal. "Acidi e Basi" and "Metallo non Metallo" are worth the entire discography of Cradle of Filth, Dream Theater, and Rhapsody combined. Ah, and I've seen very little of X Factor, hardly anything at all. And Morgan is a character not because he appeared on X Factor, but because in the '90s he knew how to be "alternative" in the true sense of the word. He got fed up with seeing people conform to the masses for the sake of making money. He wanted to change the musical landscape. He did it, like many other valid Italian musicians (and I won't name them, because the usual names always come up). As for the review, it's not bad. Even though I haven't watched a single episode of Storytellers (it's been two years since I last saw MTV).

Awful cover, comparable to Diabolika posters. Anyway, I don't mind the review, but when it comes to the Offspring, I've never been a fan of theirs and I don't think I ever will be.

Not a bad review. I know them very little, but a friend of mine always hums "Iris." What a drag. If their production is more or less like that, I will definitely avoid it.

Great review.

oops, double comment, sorry.

Good job Zaireeka. Your reviews are always mind-blowing. And there's never a lack of, or rather there should never be a lack of, a reference to the Flaming Lips. I also like Blissard by Motorpsycho.

Good job Zaireeka. Your reviews are always mind-blowing. And there's never a lack of, or rather there should never be a lack of, a reference to the Flaming Lips. I also like Blissard by Motorpsycho.

Congratulations to Poletti for his expertise and for the precise and detailed writing. I had promised myself to see the movie, but I still haven't done it. Well, there's still a little time left.

The best of Van Sant.