Newcleus
tia
tia

Newcleus | DeRank™: 0,00

It was the 80s. Old school hip hop and breakdance. NEWCLEUS - JAM ON IT
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A Day to Remember
AsKi
AsKi

A Day to Remember | DeRank™: 0,00

Not much, but it's okay. more
The Drums
Gringott
Gringott

The Drums | DeRank™: 0,00

Obama!!!! I wanna go surfing, Obama!! I don't care about nothing!!! more
Wes Anderson -Le avventure acquatiche di Steve Zissou
ilfreddo
Wonderful scenery and Bill Murray over the top. A small original masterpiece (not for everyone) that I recommend without hesitation if you have never seen it. more
Graham Parker -Squeezing Out Sparks
Lao Tze
"Sparkles" that dazzle, and a record that should not be missing from anyone's shelves. more
Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers -You're gonna get it!
Lao Tze
It falls just short (but not by much) of the stellar debut two years earlier. Great songs - my favorite remains "Magnolia," although the rock'n'roll hits like "When The Time Comes" and "I Need To Know" make an impression. The melody and guitars of the Byrds in the punk era. more
Claude Debussy
FrenkyWestSide
FrenkyWestSide

Claude Debussy | DeRank™: 2,33

Children's Corner and Suite bergamasche together make 10. more
Morbid Angel -Covenant
De...Marga...
De...Marga...

Morbid Angel — Covenant | DeRank™: 1,47

With their third album, Morbid Angel delivers their masterpiece. A bomb that crashes down upon you in just over forty minutes with a power few can match in the history of Death Metal; led by David's monstrously growled vocals, with Trey crafting overwhelming and claustrophobic guitar riffs, and finally Pete "Commando" with his military drumming that weaves intricate patterns at unheard-of speeds. There is no respite throughout the songs, starting with the opener "Rapture" that kicks off the massacre. more
Red House Painters -Down Colorful Hill
Mr. Money87
"Oldness comes with a smile/
to every love given child/
Oldness comes to rile/
the youth who dream suicide" Masterpiece!! It's a sort of drug for me! more
David Bowie
Mr. Money87
Mr. Money87

David Bowie | DeRank™: 1,77

An artist I have never fully appreciated, which doesn’t mean I won’t in the future. For now, however, the first adjective that comes to mind to describe him is: crafty! more
Tim Buckley -Greetings from L.A.
SydBarrett96
Cute, nice, funny, and danceable disc: the Voice is always magnificent, the music less so. "Sweet Surrender" is very beautiful, though. Still, it remains far inferior to the previous ones; three ample balls are enough. more
Keith Richards
Sigma
Sigma

Keith Richards | DeRank™: 0,00

Poor, weak, empty. Empty no, with all the crap he's pulled into himself there must be something there. more
Rick Wakeman
FrenkyWestSide
FrenkyWestSide

Rick Wakeman | DeRank™: 0,00

Certainly an excellent pianist representative of Prog, but he has really released way too many solo albums... more
Robert Trujillo
Sigma
Sigma

Robert Trujillo | DeRank™: 0,00

Quick! Quick! Take that bass away from him! Before he can play another note! And give it to anyone, they'll definitely manage to get something better out of it. more
Slash
Sigma
Sigma

Slash | DeRank™: -1,06

Well, what can I say. Certainly not a god of six strings. But people slander him without realizing that there are truly worse ones out there, like Jimmy Page. more
Gianni Morandi
Sigma
Sigma

Gianni Morandi | DeRank™: 0,00

Pathetic. more
Gorgoroth
Sigma
Sigma

Gorgoroth | DeRank™: 0,01

Checche. Really useless. more
Black Sabbath
Sigma
Sigma

Black Sabbath | DeRank™: 0,00

I may be a fool, but Black Sabbath doesn't mean anything to me. ANONYMOUS. And I can't stand Ozzy. more
The Beach Boys
rolando303
rolando303

The Beach Boys | DeRank™: -0,54

Surf, smoke, sun, cheeks to the wind, and a little guitar. Call them fools. more
Eric Clapton
CristianoDA
CristianoDA

Eric Clapton | DeRank™: 0,76

the greatest, the most elegant in conveying emotions with the six strings. with his fingers, he transmits soul and life to the guitar. It lives and gives us paradise.
p.s.:
I read that the nickname Slow-Hand was given to him because using thin strings his high E string would always break and he would change it during concerts calmly and slowly - do you think that's a myth? more