Il Tarantiniano
Il Tarantiniano

Kaos One | DeRank™: 0,00

Master! more
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Il Tarantiniano
Il Tarantiniano

Kurt Cobain | DeRank™: 1,31

For some, a generational hero; for others, a worthless idiot. He divided critics and the public alike; after his death, he was remembered for the allure he had: one of the truest ever, beyond the musical factor that some may like or not, but my respect for Kurt Cobain will never cease. more
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Il Tarantiniano
Il Tarantiniano

Nesli | DeRank™: 0,00

Today, a bit of a trickster pop singer, once a great poetic and minimalist rapper. "Ego" is a stunning album. more
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BetaPix
BetaPix

Red Hot Chili Peppers | DeRank™: -0,44

When they were still into heroin, they were unbelievably hardcore. Then, the void. more
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Il Tarantiniano
Il Tarantiniano

Joy Division | DeRank™: 0,47

The group that destroyed rock only to rebuild it! more
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hjhhjij
A masterpiece of Rock-Blues, this stunning debut by Fleetwood Mac, led by the guitar genius of Peter Green. What a great band they were with Green. Between beautiful pieces written by him and Spencer and some excellent covers, the album flows by effortlessly, a delight. Babba Bia. more
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pana
pana

Bob Dylan — Desire | DeRank™: 3,20

Finally, I have it too. For me, along with Blonde On Blonde, it represents the very top tier of Dylan's discography in terms of quality. One could write an essay for each track; I'll just say that songs like Joey, One More Cup Of Coffee, Hurricane, and Sara are among my absolute favorites. more
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Mr. Money87
I listened to it again yesterday after about a year. Even though I know it by heart, it still manages to surprise me. Dear Giant, I’m sorry for having abandoned you for so long, I won't do it again, I swear! more
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DaveTheDreamer
DaveTheDreamer

Dream Theater — Awake | DeRank™: 0,00

Great performance by Petrucci & Co., darker and more metal work compared to the previous one, still excellent! more
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March Horses
March Horses

Amorphis | DeRank™: 0,00

In the extremely vast cauldron of melodic metal, they hold a great dignity, and Eclipse is perhaps one of the best examples of the genre. They also possess that general '70s inspiration that makes them unique. more
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deJethro
Heard only now in 2013, I had no idea how seminal this splendid work by the Minutemen was. more
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bobbybrown
bobbybrown

Sophie Ellis-Bextor | DeRank™: 8,05

Sex, just like math, add a bed, subtract clothes, divide legs, pleasure raised to the power of opening the doors, let it multiply.
Ciau beibi more
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bobbybrown
bobbybrown

Giovanni Allevi | DeRank™: 6,67

There are those people who are good for nothing, they do nothing, they believe in this nonsense! more
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pana
pana

Bob Dylan — Slow Train Coming | DeRank™: 0,00

These trains will arrive slowly, but they sweep everything away. One of Dylan's most controversial albums. Unfortunately, it marks the beginning of a declining phase of inspiration that will last until today, and those filler blues that have now become a classic for him (Gonna Change My Way Of Thinking) start to appear. However, the triptych following his classic "Gotta Serve Somebody"; Precious Angel - I Believe in You - Slow Train guarantees him 5 stars for life. more
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deJethro
deJethro

Deep Purple — Made In Japan | DeRank™: 3,00

My first and always the greatest more
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leo93
leo93

Fugazi — Repeater | DeRank™: 0,00

it has changed the way I feel and make music more
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leo93
leo93

Morphine | DeRank™: 10,49

They're good, good, good, good
They're good, good, good, They're good more
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leo93
leo93

Andrés Segovia | DeRank™: 0,43

The guitarist more
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hjhhjij
hjhhjij

The Pretty Things | DeRank™: 4,08

One of the greatest English bands of all time and among the heavyweights of '60s rock. Both as performers and later as authors of rock'n'roll and garage in '65, and as creators of a beautiful and seminal psychedelic album like "S.F. Sorrow." A thanks to Phil May (a fantastic vocalist and frontman) and to that genius Dick Taylor (whom I will always thank for leaving the Stones). more
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