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Nomadi Ma Che Film La Vita

27 feb 07

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Great live performance, I’ve had the pleasure of hearing them often live, even with Augusto, and they are truly a commendable group. I wanted to point out, though, that many of the song lyrics were by Guccini.

The Rolling Stones Black And Blue

23 feb 07

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I like it. It's certainly very different from the other Stones albums, but I believe it's on par with its predecessors. The Stones were still at their peak here, with only a decline in the eighties (despite great albums like Tattoo You).

The Rolling Stones Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!

23 feb 07

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Yeah, fantastic album especially Sympathy For The Devil. As for the review, I don't think all the riffs in Sympathy are by Richards, actually... probably there's Taylor's touch, who is the best guitarist the Stones ever had. Richards is mainly a rhythm guitarist, in the Chuck Berry sense, if you will. Well, he’s a genius when it comes to composition but that’s another story.

The Rolling Stones Tattoo You

23 feb 07

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I agree with Black Dog: the Stones embody pure rock, if we can talk about purity for a genre that mixes rock 'n roll, blues, soul, country, funk, etc. Hard rock is really another genre; there, the Zep undoubtedly dominate.

I like this album; it's certainly the best of the '80s, where the Stones' music does show a certain decline in quality, but in general, I believe it's one of their best records. There are some beautiful ballads in which they've sought to renew themselves by exploring new paths, and I think they've succeeded brilliantly. But maybe I'm not being objective; the Stones are gods to me.

The Rolling Stones Tattoo You

23 feb 07

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I agree with Black Dog: the Stones embody pure rock, if we can talk about purity for a genre that mixes rock 'n roll, blues, soul, country, funk, etc. Hard rock is really another genre; there, the Zep undoubtedly dominate.

I like this album; it's certainly the best of the '80s, where the Stones' music does show a certain decline in quality, but in general, I believe it's one of their best records. There are some beautiful ballads in which they've sought to renew themselves by exploring new paths, and I think they've succeeded brilliantly. But maybe I'm not being objective; the Stones are gods to me.

The Beatles Magical Mystery Tour

23 feb 07

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Well, yes, the review is certainly torrential, and some things could have been omitted. For example, the film is entirely dispensable. It's not like everything the Beatles did is gold.

The Beatles Magical Mystery Tour

22 feb 07

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Too long... even if it's well written. Good though, for being the first one. I don't have a very clear opinion about the album, certainly not the best in their discography.

Pink Floyd The Dark Side Of The Moon

21 feb 07

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Work of art. I liked the review, even though there are some grammar mistakes.

Johnny Cash American IV: The Man Comes Around

19 feb 07

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Absolute masterpiece of music. Hurt is the most beautiful cover ever.

Pink Floyd Atom Heart Mother

19 feb 07

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Perfect, exquisite review, endless album. I agree with you, this record is far superior to Ummagumma, but it is also true that without Ummagumma this album (and I would say all the subsequent production) would never have existed. As for The Piper, my opinion is very clear: for me, it is absolutely not one of their best albums; listen to Ummagumma, Atom, Meddle, The Dark, Wish, Animals, The Wall, and I would also say The Division Bell. The fact remains that it is the ultimate expression of psychedelic culture, which is why I believe my lack of appreciation is due to a limited interest in psychedelia.