Psychic TV - Are You Experienced

Did you know that Gimi Endrics was the pseudonym of Sergio Endrigo?
*NOW YOU KNOW!*
 
Philly Joe Jones Sextet - Fiesta

Philly Joe Jones - from "Blues for Dracula"
1958 (Riverside)

#jazzlegends
 
#new
" Mara "
Microwolf - electronics and a lot of nostalgia, a work that I am enjoying more and more despite its cryptic nature.
 
#new
Chronovalve Light " Something to Hope For "
 
Noah Howard ‎ - Message To South Africa

Noah Howard - from "Patterns"
1973 (AltSax)

#jazzlegends
 
Missing (1982) ORIGINAL TRAILER [HD 1080p]

Costa-Gavras (2 of 2)
"Missing" - (1982)

#35mm
 
 
Un giorno di ottobre
#songsfordodicimesi
 
Storia d'Amore - Adriano Celentano ...the masterpiece of the flexible one? #whatapiece
 
Continuing the brilliant idea of @[Martello], I take the liberty of making a kind of "tribute" to a great artist like Antonello Venditti, specifically a ranking of his albums (stopping at Cuore from 1984 and including Theorius Campus with De Gregori) from least to most beautiful...

No. 9: "Buona Domenica" (1979)
The eighth studio album by Antonello, released at the end of the '70s. The only two main flaws are these: it comes after "Pesci" — although, in the end, it's not that inferior — and there are a few too many diversions (Mezzanotte, Kriminal, title-track...). Fortunately, the rest manages to keep pace remarkably well: four excellent tracks and one piece that could be defined as "absolute masterpiece" is almost an understatement. Seven minutes and 49 seconds of anger, disappointment, hope, and lament for the end of an era, spiced up with a beautiful sax solo by the great Gato Barbieri.
Overall rating 7.5

The masterpiece of the album: Modena