Cristina Scabbia's Album Picks

0:00It's March 28th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Music News today. Music news powered by AI. Christina Scavia, the powerhouse vocalist from the Kunakoyle, dropped some serious album picks back in a 2012 metal hammer interview. She helped blow up Italian metal worldwide, and she broke down the records that molded her from kid to rock star, spanning 70s prog 90s, alt metal, and beyond. She kicked off with her first buy, then Michael Jackson-Billie Jean-Single on 45 RPM vinyl, a total thrill as a little girl. Pink Floyd's The Wall topped her wish list for making it herself, calling it pure magic that pulls you in deep even today. Metallica's black album defined metal for her with its game-changing riffs, rhythm, and attitude. Tybo Negatives, October Rust, got her speeding and craving dark sounds, while Faith No More's Angel Dust hit hard during tough relationship times. Surprise picks included Lady Gaga's Born This Way, which she digs for solid songs despite

1:02preferring the raw edge of earlier stuff. She called out Lou Reed and Metallica's Lulu Kalab as a failed experiment, though she respects the bold try. Queen's Inuendo would play at her funeral, something dramatic like The Show Must Go On, to leave hope amid the sadness. Ultimately, LaCuna Coil's Commonly's stands as her legacy maker, the one that skyrocketed the band without any secret formula.