Hank Monk

Isn’t that what you can also find on YouTube? It’s really cool, an awesome band. Ward pounds like a madman and, something I would have never said listening to the albums, he was really a steamroller of a face. Unfortunately, you never see Geezer in the clips I've watched.

This record is really cool... but even with the lyrics below, I have a hard time understanding it. In theory, it should tell a story, right? Because to me, it seems like they just keep rambling on for the entire time, and that's it? Is there any site you know that summarizes the plot a bit and explains the rhymes? That way I can enjoy it more. Thanks.

But damn... I just found out he was in Bologna only now!!! How is that possible? Didn’t all the media flood the event with ads? :O... Bologna has really been hosting amazing concerts lately. Even this summer, Radiohead in the square. Wow

I don't know, it doesn't seem to me that the sabs were not experimental even before this album. The only album that consistently (more or less, in my opinion) maintains a doom imprint (setting aside the interludes) is Master. This volume 4 is one of the albums from the golden period that I like the least... but the beginning of wheel of confusion remains one of the most beautiful things done by Iommi for me.

They gave it to me as a child... it made me laugh. However, the pedagogy it promotes was suited for at least two generations ago compared to mine. I mean, maybe for my grandfather who was a boy between the two wars.

Great comeback! They were a bunch of fun crazy people, and even though the genre doesn’t exactly make me jump out of my seat, it’s still a great album!

Anyway, I was never convinced to eat the skin of apples (pears even less so!)

The first book I remember. My mother read it to me in a giant edition with beautiful pictures. "He named it Pinocchio in honor of a family of Pinocchi... very lucky people. Those who were better off would ask for alms" or something like that :). The educational aspect of the work now shows its age; but it remains a masterpiece for children. Among other things, Tolstoy rewrote it in a more fairy-tale version, and it's also a super classic in Russia.

Dude, how many albums do you listen to? Anyway, this album has always sparked mixed opinions for me: total crap or pure genius? Still, the fact that a punk group (?!) could think about doing something different from just making noise is already a masterpiece... maybe back then, everything alternative was already sprouting from HC and there were people around who were better than them, okay. Kira remains the best bassist ever for various reasons: she played with the Black Flag, she was a total babe, and Kira is just a super sexy name.

I opened the link of peace is free to see what these Black Stone Cherry sounded like. The song isn't bad at all, but the lyrics!!! Man, an uninterrupted stream of clichés it's almost impressive. Unfortunately, it missed the classic "nn ci sono più le mezze stagioni."