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The Doors Bright Midnight Live America

5 mar 06

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But at the time of the Doors, was Jim Morrison really around 25 years old? Judging by his voice...

Gigi D'Alessio Cuorincoro (live)

5 mar 06

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THE GREATEST LIVE RAP/METAL/PUNK/FUNK OF ALL TIME!!!

Gigi D'Alessio Cuorincoro

5 mar 06

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Ah, I forgot about the grades! Badly played pop for crows (presumably female) that are as refined in grammar as a chipped toilet.

Gigi D'Alessio Cuorincoro

5 mar 06

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Just seeing him face-to-face makes me risk becoming a coprophage. I remember when his photos were hung along the streets of Casertano.

50 cent Get Rich Or Die Tryin'

5 mar 06

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An utterly nonsense insult to the hip hop of the past! It's all about women and dealing in the lyrics, muscles that will soon be replaced by flab, and a face as pretty as that of a botoxed scad. And to think it was the best-selling album of 2003.

The Black Eyed Peas Elephunk

5 mar 06

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For obvious reasons, I only like "Anxiety" from this album. The rest? Ringtones for cell phones and trendy club stuff, especially "Shut Up." By the way, I can't stand the pacifying words of "Where Is The Love?" and Fergie live not only can't sing, but she's as fake as they come.

Red Hot Chili Peppers Mother's Milk

5 mar 06

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"Mother's Milk" is the first one with an incredible register: John Frusciante here fills the songs with bursts that are not just post-punk; there are also trumpets and choruses that leave a smile on your lips, the rhythm is extremely variable and Anthony Kiedis experiments with an excellent melodic singing, on the edge of heroin-chic pop, far from today’s hip hop/r'n'b (in fact, there are only 5 "rapped" songs here). I believe the covers of Hendrix and Wonder are the precursors of the stylistic variety of the next album.