Do I recommend an album?

Punk's "Discovery," released in 2001, is a pioneering work that revolutionized electronic music. The album fuses innovative beats with infectious melodies, setting a new standard for the genre. Each track tells a unique story, with iconic singles like "One More Time" becoming anthems of the electronic music scene. "Discovery" is a timeless voyage into the duo's imagination, creating a sonic universe that captivates from start to finish. The album's influence extends beyond its release, with its impact still felt in contemporary electronic and pop music. A groundbreaking masterpiece, "Discovery" remains an essential in the realm of electronic soundscapes.

   Daft Punk's "Random Access Memories" is an auditory odyssey released in 2013. Breaking away from their traditional electronic roots, this album transcends genres, embracing a lush, retro-futuristic sound. Collaborating with industry legends, Daft Punk crafts a sonic masterpiece that harks back to the golden era of disco. Tracks like "Get Lucky" and "Instant Crush" are anthems of euphoria, while the entire album is a meticulous exploration of musical craftsmanship. "Random Access Memories" is a testament to Daft Punk's ability to reinvent themselves, leaving an indelible mark on the landscape of electronic music.

Weezer's "Pinkerton" is a visceral journey through Rivers Cuomo's raw emotions. Released in 1996, this alternative rock gem is a departure from their debut, delving into personal struggles and unfiltered vulnerability. The unpolished sound and confessional lyrics make it a cult favorite, connecting deeply with listeners. From the angst of "Tired of Sex" to the melancholy of "Butterfly," each track paints a candid portrait of Cuomo's introspection. "Pinkerton" is an intimate sonic diary, offering solace to those navigating the turbulence of emotions.

"By the Way" is a kaleidoscope of musical styles, blending funk, rock. Released in 2002, the album showcases the band's evolution and maturity. backed by the band's signature rhythmic energy. Songs like "By the Way" and "Dosed" exhibit a melodic finesse, while tracks like "Can't Stop" exude unbridled enthusiasm. "By the Way" is a sonic adventure that resonates emotionally, making it a timeless addition to the Red Hot Chili Peppers' discography.

  Ella and Louis by Ella Fritzgerald and Louis Armstrong. When I heard the first piano keys in We Cant Be Friend, I knew that Ella and Louis was going to be one of my favorite albums, it's one of those albums that you can play at medium volume in your living room and have a nice dinner, already whether alone or with company, because the album alone makes you feel that feeling of joyful nostalgia. How to say "what a good day it was when I spent my days at my grandparents' cabin when I was a child," even though you were born in 2004 in a gentrified city and your grandparents had a more productive life in the same city.  There are two songs that deeply made me feel strange things, I say strange because I don't know how to identify them. Isnt these lovely days? It seems to me to be a very authentic expression of love, it is interesting that perception of love where people unite a bond so strong that even sad days become beautiful with that nostalgia of love that su...

I was never a big fan of Elvis Presley, in fact I am still very ignorant about his work, the king of rock & roll released this album in 1956 (very old, right?), but it was not until 2023 that I had the opportunity to listen to it, Since after watching Jim Jarmusch's "Mystery Train" (a film in which Elvis is mentioned many times and even appears as a ghost) I became interested in the king in many ways.  Elvis Presley "You Because". But the song that stole my heart from the beginning and I think is the best on the album without a doubt is "Honey Money"

I found out about Avantasia in 2009 thanks to an uncle who lived in my house when he was 18, I was only maybe 12. When my uncle woke up in the morning he played music to carry out his morning activities, one day while paying attention to the music "Serpents in Paradise" began to play. My boyish mind for some reason almost immediately associated the song with the Power Rangers, (series of the one who was a fan). I ran to my uncle and asked him about that song, he told me the name of the song, the artist and the genre, at that moment I discovered that power metal is my favorite metal.  The project "the opera metal" is ground gold in two volumes, each of the harmonies in the songs is vibrant. And Tobías Sammet's voice is epic and unmistakable, if I could choose 3 albums to listen to all the time "the opera metal" would be at the top.