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 I wouldn’t be here today if we hadn’t paused that video every 5 minutes for too much laughter: what the hell had she smoked before taking the stage?

 Yoko Ono’s voice with her gurgles worthy of an... eighty-year-old, her off-key screams, and the out-of-time voice manages to transport us once again into the magical and stoned hippie world!

This review harshly criticizes the 2014 Glastonbury performance by Yo La Tengo and Yoko Ono, labeling it as 'the worst performance ever.' The author recounts Yoko Ono's off-key screams and the confusing reaction of the audience. The musical backing by Yo La Tengo was deemed unremarkable, overshadowed by Ono's vocal style. The review is filled with sarcasm and frustration, reflecting disappointment with the event. Discover why this Glastonbury 2014 performance has become infamous—watch, listen, and decide for yourself!

 Rap n' roll. That's how I would summarize the latest effort by Maurizio Pisciottu, aka Salmo.

 Hellvisback is a beautiful return to the scene for Salmo. 13 tracks, no filler: an evolution of style... optimally recovered.

Salmo's Hellvisback features 13 powerful tracks blending rap and rock with a dark, hardcore tone. The album marks a stylistic evolution with notable contributions from drummer Travis Barker. Lyrics feature a strong flow, mixing citationism with complex themes like criticism of the Catholic Church. Overall, the album is a strong comeback with no filler tracks and impressive production. Listen to Salmo's Hellvisback now and experience the thrilling mix of hardcore rap and rock!

 Eraserhead is among the few films that give the impression of being a true nightmare on film.

 Stanley Kubrick loved this film and showed it to the actors of The Shining to properly disturb them.

The review dives into David Lynch's 1977 film Eraserhead, highlighting its status as a disturbing yet iconic piece of underground cinema. Praised for its surreal and anxiety-inducing atmosphere, the film leaves a lasting impression with its minimal dialogue and haunting black-and-white visuals. Despite production hardships, Lynch crafted a masterpiece that greatly influenced horror cinema. The reviewer urges viewers to experience this unforgettable nightmare. Watch David Lynch's Eraserhead and experience a nightmarish cult classic that redefined surreal horror cinema.

 After catching out gulliermo, let’s enjoy this magnificent film that was unjustly snubbed from the nominations, shame on you, academy!

 Well, I’ve spoiled the worst movie in history for you; I can die happy.

This review humorously critiques 'Atlantic Rim,' an Asylum robot movie known for its low-budget effects and ridiculous plot. The reviewer mocks the film's clichés, poor acting, and absurd storyline while celebrating its cheesy nostalgia. Despite its flaws, it offers entertaining camp value. The film is viewed as a cult-worthy B-movie with plenty of laughs for those who enjoy 'so bad it's good' cinema. Dive into the hilariously bad world of Atlantic Rim and enjoy this campy robot adventure now!

 Zayn™ is human, and for this I admire him greatly.

 His voice is further confirmation of his talent without any electronic gadget at his side.

The review celebrates Zayn Malik's solo debut 'Pillowtalk' as a bold and mature artistic statement. It highlights the dark, nightclub-inspired visuals and the powerful, autotune-free vocal performance. The reviewer admires Zayn's growth beyond One Direction and praises the innovative synth-metal sound. Some provocative elements in the video are noted but do not detract from the overall quality. The review anticipates Zayn's future work with enthusiasm. Listen to Zayn's 'Pillowtalk' now and witness the bold evolution of a pop icon!

 What our bucket-headed friend does best is create melody in soulless songs.

 'Jordan' manages to save itself from boredom thanks to its incredible qualities: melody and substance finally rhyme with guitar hero.

Buckethead's 'Jordan' showcases his unique ability to blend melody with high-speed guitar riffs, setting him apart from other virtuosos like Vai and Petrucci. The track is a whirlwind of solos and memorable motifs that kept the reviewer hooked and nostalgic, especially due to its inclusion in Guitar Hero 2. Despite some chaotic sections, the song maintains substance and excitement throughout. Listen to Buckethead's 'Jordan' and experience a true guitar masterpiece that redefines virtuosity with melody and adrenaline.

 There’s gold for your ears here!

 A gem of Italian trash to be savored delectably like a good dish of Putana.

RadioSboro Volume 6 is a unique collection of late '90s Venetian rock covers, full of humor and parody aimed at famous Italian artists. The band embraces raw, politically incorrect lyrics in Venetian dialect, creating a wild and entertaining album. It stands out as a regional gem known for its outrageous and irreverent style. A must-listen for fans of humorous and subversive Italian rock. Dive into RadioSboro Volume 6 for outrageous Venetian rock parodies that will keep you laughing and rocking!

 "The uniqueness of this concert held in Milan was the almost exclusive use of live instruments on stage... leaving the dubstep-electronic component in the background, but not removing it entirely."

 "Mussoleeni speaks precisely about this: wanting to be different from the trash that TV proposes to us..."

Salmo's S.A.L.M.O documentary captures a rare live performance where live instruments enhance his popular tracks, offering a fresh rap experience. The included DVD reveals Salmo's personal and professional connections and sheds light on his background. The single "Mussoleeni" reflects his alienation from the contemporary rap scene. The review also provides an insightful commentary on the evolution and current state of Italian and global rap culture. Overall, it's a recommended album for fans and rap enthusiasts. Listen to Salmo’s electrifying live performance and dive into the documentary for an authentic rap experience.

 ‘Around The World’ is influenced by 'Popcorn' from 1969, creating a catchy and enjoyable instrumental, danceable yet NEVER banal or tacky.

 What sets these two robots apart from almost all today’s electronic musical trash is their willingness to change their sound from album to album.

This review celebrates 'Around the World' as a landmark 1997 French House track by Daft Punk, highlighting its hypnotic repetition and fusion of 70s funk with electronic beats. The iconic music video by Michel Gondry is praised for its creativity, while the duo's evolution and influence on electronic music are noted. The review positions Daft Punk as pioneers who avoid musical stagnation and contrasts them with clones and contemporaries. Additionally, a notable cover version by Tre Allegri Ragazzi Morti is mentioned. Dive into Daft Punk's groundbreaking 'Around the World' and experience the roots of modern French House music today!

 The universe of Silent Hill is a waking nightmare, metallic noises, blood and rust, fog and blurred shadows, a slow and painful melody that devours the soul.

 A golden opportunity to see a little masterpiece lost. It remains a well-directed and well-adapted film (at least until halfway through) but far from being unforgettable.

The 2006 Silent Hill film directed by Christophe Gans beautifully captures the original game's eerie atmosphere and visual style. However, the plot falters mid-way, failing to fully harness the game's rich symbolism and mysticism. Despite strong acting and special effects, the narrative lacks coherence and depth, disappointing fans and general audiences alike. The film remains a competent but ultimately unremarkable adaptation with a well-executed first half. Discover the eerie world of Silent Hill on film—watch the 2006 adaptation and see its haunting visuals come to life!