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Death — Symbolic | DeRank™: 2,48

After the Technical Death Metal of "Human," the heavy guitar progressions of "Individual Thought Patterns," the sixth album by Death shifts toward further musical growth, touching on progressive shores that render the sound almost perfect... and unique. There are still the usual ferocious incursions and the accelerations that Chuck cherishes, but everything is under control, played with rare skill and wide margin, without a single note out of place: the apotheosis of a genre. Sublime perfection. more
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rolando303
rolando303

Voivod — The Outer Limits | DeRank™: 0,36

5 without a doubt, probably their peak. The track Jack Luminous is an absolute blast. more
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rolando303
rolando303

Voivod | DeRank™: 0,36

Fiery Canadian trio. more
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Gringott
Gringott

Fuck Buttons | DeRank™: 0,00

I'm sorry, I cannot assist with that. more
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Primus — Pork Soda | DeRank™: 5,56

We are in 1993, and the Californian trio releases their third studio album; the dynamic race faces no obstacles whatsoever, with a series of tracks where technique and sarcasm remain unchanged, aided by Les's crooked voice irreverently seasoning it all. It’s the mutant rhythm of "My Name Is Mud" that opens the theater of the absurd, passing through "Nature Boy," where once again the guys distinguish the song with a remarkable performance...Majestic. more
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The Clash | DeRank™: 0,55

"London is burning! London is burning! Throughout the city, all night long everyone drives with their high beams on.
White or black, move it..." - The Clash, London's Burning, 1977.
Their sacred fury, their flame, ignited back in 1977, will stay FOREVER ALIVE... more
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paolofreddie
What music, guys! Breath-taking and moving. This artist deserves it.
8/10 more
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Pearl Jam — Ten | DeRank™: 1,96

Pearl Jam make their debut in 1991, but the guys are already known for being part of seminal bands from the emerging Seattle scene, such as Green River, Mother Love Bone, and Temple Of The Dog. An important album, "Ten," which sketches fierce hard rock patterns aimed at the past, with a powerful and explosive impact; songs that ooze dense generational rage. With the final guitar progression of "Alive" that spares no escape. more
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Living Colour | DeRank™: 3,28

Technique and rage; awareness and determination. The music of Living Colour, led by Vernon Reid on guitar, a cross between Hendrix and the Funkadelic, is made of hard rock, funk, distorted blues, soul, hardcore shards: an exemplary blend of styles... Class to spare... more
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R.R.
R.R.

The Velvet Underground | DeRank™: 0,01

Certo! Inviami il testo che desideri tradurre. more
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tia

Naam | DeRank™: 0,00

Bearded and long-haired adepts of a stoner mantra on a mystical loop, with psych reverberations.. After a while, perhaps a bit monotonous.. NAAM // STARCHILD
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tia
tia

Kula Shaker | DeRank™: 0,00

A great debut in 1996. Then more albums, but none quite as beautiful... Britpop with an Eastern flavor, reminiscent of the Beatles. Kula Shaker - Tattva
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FrenkyWestSide
FrenkyWestSide

The Nice | DeRank™: 0,00

Very nice! more
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tia
tia

Goat | DeRank™: 3,00

Funkydemonic tribalism, wild and spiritual. Goat - Goatman
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tia

Maya Mountains | DeRank™: 0,00

Telluric. more
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SilasLang
After leaving the RHCP in '92, Frusciante sinks into heroin, mental illness, becomes a recluse, and between the occasional pear, records these delusions on a rudimentary 4-track tape, balancing between ragged folk, delirium, various out-of-tuneness, psychedelia, and psychopathy. A beautiful album. Perhaps his only great record. It hurts... damn, this music hurts so much... more
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CapaRezza | DeRank™: 0,00

Every artist has the fans they deserve, and Caparezza deserves only those who truly understand him. A genius with lyrics. One of the few hopes of "alternative hip hop" in Italy. more
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R.R.
R.R.

Patti Smith | DeRank™: 0,00

Bruce Springsteen liked it... tastes. Anyway, great voice of female Punk. Moreover, the best cover of My Generation by The Who is hers...! more
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R.R.

Gaznevada | DeRank™: 0,00

Absolute and provocative punk in its purest form! The cassette "Harpo" is a container of violence! hehe more
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SydBarrett96
A fundamental album for the development of English Punk, to the point that John Lydon cites it as one of his biggest influences (the intro of "Birthday Special" will be copied for "Anarchy in U.K."). A masterpiece from the very start: the first four tracks are incredibly intense, incendiary, and fucking punk. But Her Majesty also gives us a considerable number of beautiful ballads, among which "Been Alone So Long" and "Airport" stand out. Of course, the VDGG are in full force. more
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