Cantautore
Martello
Martello

Martello: Cantautore Traccia 07 in Cantautore Album - 1976

But it's not fair
that you have everything
and we do not

You are perfect
you have no flaws
how angry you make us more
Viva la guerra
Martello
Martello

Martello: Viva la guerra Traccia 06 in Viva la guerra Album - 1976

Gambling, I can hear a bit of Jannacci in here more
Ma chi è
Martello
Martello

Martello: Ma chi è Traccia 05 in Ma chi è Album - 1976

I keep skipping her. more
Franz è il mio nome
Martello
Martello

Martello: Franz è il mio nome Traccia 04 in Franz è il mio nome Album - 1976

Why is it so relevant? more
E A A
Martello
Martello

Martello: E A A Traccia 03 in E A A Album - 1976

Beautiful, not overwhelmingly memorable but beautiful. more
Venderò
Martello
Martello

Martello: Venderò Traccia 02 in Venderò Album - 1976

I know that 4 stars might seem sacrilegious, but I absolutely don’t spit on the track. It remains a masterpiece, but it doesn’t resonate with me like it has with many other listeners. more
La torre di Babele
Martello
Martello

Martello: La torre di Babele Traccia 01 in La torre di Babele Album - 1976

Are you or are you not the masters of the earth? more
Riccardo Cocciante
Martello
Martello

Riccardo Cocciante | DeRank™: 0,00

I can't bring myself to hate him. I wish I could, but I can't. For 3 simple reasons:
1) The Q-disc with Rino Gaetano and New Perigeo
2) The Hunchback of Notre Dame, which if I'm not mistaken, had Pasquale Panella involved in the script
3) The fact that he re-sang the songs in Toy Story in Italian, which improves them in many ways (and this is not to diminish Newman)

Just for this. Stop. more
Fugazi
CYPHER
CYPHER

Fugazi | DeRank™: 3,00

They have churned out masterpiece after masterpiece, they are the leading exponents of DIY ethics, and they have distinguished themselves as one of the most influential, innovative, and wonderful bands in history. They should be revered and loved unconditionally. more
Electric Wizard
Dalia
Dalia

Electric Wizard | DeRank™: 0,00

Good job, but they're a bit too much inspired by I Cugini Di Campagna. more
Blue Öyster Cult
Dalia
Dalia

Blue Öyster Cult | DeRank™: 0,03

Authors of truly refined Heavy Metal. Favorite albums: "Tyranny And Mutation" and "Fire Of Unknown Origin." The first song I listened to by them was the catchy "Dancin' In The Ruins," which I still adore, although it belongs to a not-so-great album. more
Black Sabbath
Dalia
Dalia

Black Sabbath | DeRank™: 2,67

A Proto-Doom that never ages. more
A.A. Williams
Conteverde
Conteverde

A.A. Williams | DeRank™: 0,00

Forever Blue more
Eric Clapton -pilgrim
pippopalla
pippopalla

Eric Clapton — pilgrim | DeRank™: 0,93

Well-produced album, but lacking the intensity of Unplugged and From The Cradle.. sticking to the "recent" works. more
Lucio Battisti -Lucio Battisti
SydBarrett96
First chapter of the Battistiano songbook, actually the first collection of singles released during that period (together with Vol.2, Emozioni and Vol.4). What can I say, there are the first historic tracks like “Un’avventura”, “29 settembre”, “Non è Francesca”, “Per una lira”, which will pave the way for the early Lucio. It's always difficult for me to give a definitive rating to compilations, but let’s say an overall 4 (also considering the subsequent 3 collections) seems fair, especially in light of the levels our artist would soon reach. more
Edoardo Bennato -Burattino Senza Fili
SydBarrett96
Today I listened to it again, wonderful as always. Rock’n’roll, sarcasm, mockery, irony at its highest levels. I don’t want to repeat myself by saying the same things over and over, but the first 5 albums by Edo are among the best things ever released in Italy. more
Avril Lavigne
Dalia
Dalia

Avril Lavigne | DeRank™: 0,00

As the author of that abomination of a song titled "Girlfriend," she certainly stands at the top of the mountain of garbage music. more
Alice in Chains
Dalia
Dalia

Alice in Chains | DeRank™: 4,75

The opening riff of "Down In A Hole" can't help but resonate in my mind from time to time. more
Lucio Battisti -Amore e non amore
SydBarrett96
The first masterpiece by Battisti, as well as one of the most influential Italian records of all time. Many justified words have always been spent (myself included) for the Battisti Avant-garde of “Anima Latina,” but in my opinion, this is by no means inferior. Guys, we are in 1971 (actually, the album was released 8 months after the recording because the Ricordi considered it too experimental for those times) and here we are at the highest levels of Italic Hard-Prog, with the entire PFM on instruments (only Pagani is missing) incredibly inspired. Extended tracks, whether instrumental or not, with Hammond organ and electric guitar solos (unthinkable stuff back then) with Lucio perhaps at his highest levels as singer and musician. Mogol said that Battisti had made this record with the Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple in mind, and you can definitely hear it. Very underrated, perhaps too much. more
Coroner
Dalia
Dalia

Coroner | DeRank™: 3,21

Strepitous lyrics, incredible vocals, and album covers as fascinating as they are unsettling. The best of the best you can find in Thrash Metal music. more