Check out "Black Sabba̲t̲h̲ - Black Sabba̲t̲h̲ (Full Album 1970)" on YouTube
Black Sabba̲t̲h̲ - Black Sabba̲t̲h̲ (Full Album 1970)
They are the real masters of the 70s. Everyone has taken from them. After this album.
 
 
 
 
10+ idee su Valentina Caruso | sardegna, belle donne, donne

Sent by Sky from Cagliari... Great is the Noble Island, always number one
Thank you Valentina...
 
 
 
 
The Inmates - The Walk ( 1979 )
Dear and Noble @[imasoulman]
The usual... Thank you
 
 
50 great james bond quotes (sean connery)

1) Shocking. Positively shocking
2) Bitch!
3) Are you looking for shells? No. I'm just looking
 
 
 
 
 
 
Lynyrd Skynyrd Workin' For MCA
The seventies... yes, the seventies, the healthy ones...
 
 
Muse - Unintended
it was a revelation for me.
 
 
Listening in Lockdown Bis... Richard & Linda Thompson - Pour Down Like Silver... Richard and Linda Thompson - Beat the Retreat
 
 
 
 
 
 
A Certain Ratio - All Night Party - Peel Session 1979
Amazing in their early days and with the first two albums (The graveyard and the ballroom and To each). Imagine Ian Curtis in a dub funk band. Too bad that from Sextet it starts that funky house...
 
 
'Tales From Monographic Oceans': a freewheeling journey through a stretch of sea, cutting through the isthmuses of some discographies (The Sound of Philadelphia 31, 1)
'We are the Sons (of the City) of Eternal Love.' For a brief excursion into the amazing music that was happening in Philadelphia in those early Seventies, which we too long dismissed as insipid disco drivel or, worse, third-rate brothel sentimentalism.
But it’s never too late to rebuild a life worth living
People's Choice - i likes to do it.wmv
 
 
 
 
 
 
Sonic Youth - B) Hyperstation
They are all you need for noise; the rest is just a déjà vu.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Motörhead – Love Me Like A Reptile Their most important album turns 40; I still remember when I got my hands on it. Fast but not too much; a classical vein of rock'n'roll under a skin of lethal riffs.
 
 
 
 
 
 
"OUT WITH THE SKELETONS FROM THE CLOSET!!
The albums you’re ashamed of (but listen to anyway)." @[lector] dixit

Under that listening session, I mentioned "Prendilo tu questo frutto amaro" by Venditti, and it's true.
But in that album, there’s one song in particular that (unfortunately) I can still remember by heart, and although it’s as enjoyable as a kick in the balls, I can't define it as "bad" because of the nice memories... to this day, I’m quite ashamed of it.

Antonello Venditti - Vento selvaggio
 
 
 
 
Beyond tastes, skills, and all the discussions that can and have been had here about debasio, they were definitely "the" first Italian band I consciously listened to and that, in some way, contributed to my musical upbringing. So, thank you and safe travels.

La ragazza con gli occhi di sole
 
 
 
 
Check out "Asimov" on YouTube
Asimov
Good morning... Awake??
 
 
 
 
The good news from the pandemic: we won’t have a reunion of the Pooh.
 
 
 
 
Sleaford Mods - Mork n Mindy Ft. Billy Nomates The attic box holds invaluable treasures. They are as strong as ever, never missing a shot.
 
 
Watch "Social Distortion 'Reach for the Sky' Acoustic Live & Rare" on YouTube
Social Distortion "Reach for the Sky" (High Qualtiy)
 
 
Pooh - Canterò per te (Official video)
Another friend who is leaving
 
 
AC/DC - Back In Black
A bit of AC/DC in the morning
 
 
 
 
Skiantos - Io ti Amo da Matti (Sesso e Karnazza)

For the beloved - unfortunately not fragrant - maidens of Debasio,
none excluded, savansadir
 
 
 
 
Stefano has also left us. I like to remember him for when he was here.
Pooh - Io sono vivo
 
 
 
 
R.I.P. Stefano D'Orazio

Storia di una lacrima Pooh
 
 
Gonzalo Rubalcaba (The Blessing) - 3. Besame mucho

Gonzalo Rubalcaba - from "The Blessing"
1991 (Blue Note)

#jazzlegends
 
 
 
 
Good!
Dear subjects, while the debate on #discopiusopravvalutato is still raging, I'm throwing another one at you!
LET'S GET THE SKELETONS OUT OF THE CLOSET!!
The albums you're embarrassed about (but still listen to anyway).
But no cheating! I’m not asking you to post a picture of yourself with the album in question (though that would be nice!), but don't act tough by throwing out bombastic titles that have never set foot in your house....
HONESTY!
Let it out, you’ll feel better afterwards.
I’ll start (as always):
A.A.V.V. - Dirty Dancing OST
F. Campanino - Napoli si ribella OST
Gianna Nannini - Tutto Live
Rick Wakeman - The Six Wives of Henry VIII
E.L.&P. - Pictures an Exhibition
(continues...)
 
 
 
 
Sadness, the Pooh are crying and we all cry too, Stefano D’Orazio leaves us... r.i.p.
 
 
 
 
It's as if you can't mention the legendary RR without at least sharing a little video, right?

Here you have them right here, before the aforementioned Ron Wood joined in: Rolling Stones - Rocks Off (1972)