Sonic Youth
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Gringott

Sonic Youth | DeRank™: 0,00

First to experiment (alongside peers like Dinosaur Jr., Big Black, Swans, etc.) with ''Noise Rock''. They churned out albums like ''Daydream Nation'', ''Confusion Is Sex'', ''Bad Mood Rising'', ''Dirty'' and even ''Evol''. They influenced the development of Grunge, Indie, and Noise-Rock (but not only). Multifaceted artists capable of showcasing enviable technique without sacrificing emotions, far from boring artists. A fantastic band. more
Sonic Youth
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Sonic Youth | DeRank™: 4,63

From "Confusion is Sex" to "Daydream Nation", including the early EPs from 1982 to 1983, absolutely perfect. And even in the '90s, they still maintained a very high level with other beautiful records, although they were inferior to the peaks of the previous decade. Until the early 2000s, almost always great albums, but well, the latest ones are a bit lackluster. Among the greatest, nonetheless. more
Mike Patton
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Gringott

Mike Patton | DeRank™: -0,16

Great singer more
The Stooges -The Stooges
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ilfreddo

The Stooges — The Stooges | DeRank™: 6,00

Rotten to the core, I like it a lot. more
Charles Schultz
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SydBarrett96

Charles Schultz | DeRank™: 2,70

"Never fall in love with a snowflake." -Snoopy. Thank you. more
July -July
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hellraiser

July — July | DeRank™: 0,00

Little-known English psychedelic band of the '60s, a "meteor" that managed to create this excellent album from 1968. Stunning "My Clown" and "Dandelion Seeds" written by singer Newman. Great album, a pleasure to listen to... more
The Gods -Genesis
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hellraiser

The Gods — Genesis | DeRank™: 3,00

Debut album of the English band, year 1968. An important group especially because it featured at different times great musicians such as Mick Taylor, Greg Lake, Ken Hensley and Lee Kerslake, the latter future Uriah Heep. Heavenly melodies based on Hensley’s Hammond and Konas’ guitar, a mix of psychedelia, prog, and primitive hard rock, very melodic songs connected by strange dialogues at double speed, almost simulating the voices of the gods of Olympus. Great album. more
The Young Gods
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tia

The Young Gods | DeRank™: 0,00

Industrial swiss made. A guarantee. The Young Gods - Kissing The Sun
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Ritmo Tribale
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tia

Ritmo Tribale | DeRank™: 3,00

Local rockers from the nineties! A bit grunge, a bit punk, very free. Ritmo Tribale - SOGNA
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Wolfango
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tia

Wolfango | DeRank™: 0,00

A pair of adorable off-key misfits. Very punk but also not. more
Suzanne Vega
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rolando303

Suzanne Vega | DeRank™: 0,00

I fondly remember... more
Dari
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Dari | DeRank™: 0,00

One of them played with IlTrattoreRagno, the drummer to be precise. You’ve dishonored the bad name of Pronk with this group, you piece of shit. more
Simple Minds -Life in a Day
Lao Tze
Lao Tze

Simple Minds — Life in a Day | DeRank™: 0,00

What I would define as "Futurist Punk." A fresco of electronics and guitars that owes so much to Berlin-era Bowie, with "Low" above all else. The greatness was already evident from the start, especially when considering the uncertain beginnings of other (future) Greats – think Japan... more
The Rejected -Bet Your Hearts
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I’m eagerly awaiting the release of the album ;-) more
Dire Straits
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Ged

Dire Straits | DeRank™: 6,76

they would be worth 5 just for Your Latest Trick, not to mention anything else more
Primus -Sailing the Seas of Cheese
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My number ONE absolute and now established favorite. It has succeeded in the not so simple task of surpassing a beautiful list of "Sacred Monsters" that seemed untouchable... Dire Straits, Pink Floyd, Bob Dylan, etc. etc. And it did so to the rhythm of that crazed mix of genres and styles well known, presented with lucid and demented madness by my cousin Les, well supported by Larry and Tim. PRIMUS: a name, various wobbly guarantees. more
Dire Straits -Communiquè
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SydBarrett96

Dire Straits — Communiquè | DeRank™: 3,23

Whatever people may say, for me this album is far from being a "carbon copy" of its predecessor. I find it much more expansive, more "slow," let's say, but not any less beautiful: a refinement of sound, so clean and out of the ordinary, emerges from here as well. The opening seconds of "Once upon a time in the West," the gem of "Lady Writer," the elegiac march of "Follow me Home," and "News," a tearjerking ballad, bring it to the highest acclaim. more