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madcat

2 nov 13

Porcupine Tree — Nil Recurring | DeRank™: 3,24

The instrumental and distorted title track, the captivating shifts in atmosphere of "Normal," the thrilling and relentless crescendo of "What Happens Now"... A beautiful EP that serves as an extraordinary appendage to "Fear Of A Blank Planet." more

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Kino

2 nov 13

Drugs | DeRank™: -5,51

True artists don't need it; it's only useful for mediocre artists like Lennon, Barrett, etc. more

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Kino

2 nov 13

The Smiths | DeRank™: -0,41

Grandissimi, the greatest pop of the eighties, Morrissey-Marr perfect couple and Rourke and Joyce were two musicians with guts. more

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Kino

2 nov 13

Andy Rourke | DeRank™: 0,00

One of the best bassists of the eighties, some of his performances are extraordinary. more

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hjhhjij

1 nov 13

The Pretty Things — The Pretty Things | DeRank™: 6,94

Great debut from 1965 for the Pretty Things. An amazing record of visceral, pure garage/rock'n roll. "Roadrunner" stands out. A very, very beautiful album. more

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WhozappJimizepp

1 nov 13

Sergio Endrigo | DeRank™: 5,89

Sergio Hendrix more

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WhozappJimizepp

1 nov 13

Dream Theater | DeRank™: 0,36

The Drim Sfinter! Fantastic! more

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WhozappJimizepp

1 nov 13

Clarence | DeRank™: 0,19

Seedorf, known as the Tripod more

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WhozappJimizepp

1 nov 13

Lega | DeRank™: 0,00

what a pain in the ass more

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SilasLang

1 nov 13

Neutral Milk Hotel — In The Aeroplane Over The Sea | DeRank™: 4,15

A classic example of an album that everyone seems to love regardless, but to me, it doesn't seem all that amazing. A pleasant little record of "Indie Pop" played with a Folk band setup. The reputation this album has would be better suited for those two masterpieces by Olivia Tremor Control, while still staying within the Elephant 6 realm. more

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madcat

1 nov 13

Porcupine Tree — Fear Of A Blank Planet | DeRank™: 3,00

As in the masterpiece "In Absentia," here (and in the subsequent wonderful EP "Nil Recurring," which is closely tied to this) psychedelic/progressive dreamlike, wistful atmospheres perfectly blend with violent and hyper-distorted outbursts: the destabilizing sound that made me fall in love with the band. more