disidoroo

yo,

Celebrating the 20 years of a very deeply important record to me.

Stadium Arcadium feels like the album where the Red Hot Chili Peppers (RHCP) finally found themselves. It’s the exact style they’ve been holding onto for the last 18 years, a mix of their crazy OG Funk, Alt-Rock, and that super melodic and psychedelic By The Way-type sound.
Fitting well with the whole space/planet aesthetic, not in some otherworldly conceptual way, ironically, but more as a symbol of abundance, ... read more

yo,

This is a record I came across a couple of years ago, and back then I had the impression that I wasn’t really seeing the whole thing. So I sort of left it on the side, until now, where I’ve started loving a few tracks and truly understanding its importance.

The Velvet Underground & Nico is a project so ahead of its time that it didn’t even get much recognition back when it was released, but now it’s hailed as a pioneer in Alternative/Art Rock and Punk due to ... read more

yo,

I’m yet to understand why The Rolling Stones are so acclaimed or considered one of the best Rock bands of all time.
So I decided to check out Exile on Main St., which many call the closer of one of the greatest three-album runs ever (still don’t really get that either, guess I need to hear the other two).

The album was recorded in France while the band were living as tax exiles (hence the title), overlooking the Mediterranean, surrounded by junkies and hangers-on, eating and ... read more

yo,

After watching his movie, I decided to finally sit down and fully check out, quite literally, the biggest album of all time.

Michael Jackson’s Thriller is a record that needs no introduction. Inspired to make the biggest record ever, Michael took his Disco influences from the Jackson 5 and all his solo work up until that point, and created something that still carries strong Dance elements but leans more into Pop territory. At the same time, it mixes a ton of different sounds and ... read more