Bethesda Softworks -Fallout 3
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Hellviz

Bethesda Softworks — Fallout 3 | DeRank™: 0,00

A flashbang of hope that makes us believe in the survival, even in the 2000s, of Video Games with a capital "V." A game that simply can't not be liked, featuring a unique and well-crafted soundtrack. Nevertheless, it risks becoming a bit dull after around thirty hours of gameplay (in short, you play it gladly, you finish it, you mess around for a few more hours, and then you file it away in the trash). It remains a significant milestone in the realm of great video games. more
Lenny Kravitz
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Lenny Kravitz | DeRank™: 0,00

Maybe his music isn't the pinnacle of originality, as it often emulates greats like Prince, Jimi, Sly Stone, but the first two albums are commendable. The subsequent records feel a bit repetitive... more
Jimi Hendrix
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Jimi Hendrix | DeRank™: 0,00

The God of guitar. The artistic father of various Prince, Lenny Kravitz. Black & white together in the battle... more
Muddy Waters
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Muddy Waters | DeRank™: 0,00

The essence of the blues and of all black music in general... more
The Smashing Pumpkins
Matteo Tarchi
Matteo Tarchi

The Smashing Pumpkins | DeRank™: -9,31

Good as long as you have a face full of pimples, a lot of anger towards dad and mom, and don’t know how to express the shock of going from childhood to adolescence. But after eighteen, the pimples go away, the music is over, and so are the friends. And with that booming music, you can’t do anything anymore. The first nu-metal band. more
Oasis
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elv

Oasis | DeRank™: 4,24

"Big bullshit...little band." (quote) more
Piergiorgio Odifreddi -C'era una volta un paradosso-Storie di illusioni e verità rovesciate
Teodora
A delightful read, like the other books by P.O., although I acknowledge it may be challenging in some parts for those not familiar with Mathematics, and Logic in particular. Moreover, the author usually highlights the more technical sections and invites "non-experts" to postpone their reading of those parts to a later time (so as not to "lose the thread" of the story, I think), or even to skip them altogether. more
Ubisoft
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Karter4

Ubisoft | DeRank™: 0,00

For the recent nonsense that Ubisoft is pulling: Ingrandisci questa immagine more
Average White Band
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Average White Band | DeRank™: 0,69

White but black inside....And what energy! more
Oasis
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Giuseppinho

Oasis | DeRank™: -1,04

Great band...no bullshit. more
Oasis
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ThePresident

Oasis | DeRank™: 0,00

But please, even the stones know Wonderwall and Don't Look Back In Anger. They showed good compositional skills without revolutionizing anything, their sound is unmistakable, with memorable hits and ups and downs. more
Tom Verlaine
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pana

Tom Verlaine | DeRank™: 0,00

An unmovable piece in the mosaic of rock music, co-author with Television of the most beautiful album in the last 35 years, he has also managed to revolutionize the sound of the guitar alongside that other genius Richard Lloyd. Great as a solo artist. If it’s not a 5, then what is? more
Heather Headley
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Heather Headley | DeRank™: 0,00

Charm and talent... more
Blu Cantrell
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Blu Cantrell | DeRank™: 0,00

Talented and a real piece of hotness! more
Andy Timmons
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IAmRapture

Andy Timmons | DeRank™: 0,00

A great maestro of the six strings: technique, taste, and feeling in abundance! more
Neil Young
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Mr. Money87

Neil Young | DeRank™: 0,27

Everybody Knows This is Nowhere, After the Gold Rush, Harvest, On the Beach, Tonight's the Night, Zuma, Rust Never Sleeps... I would say five is enough, what do you think? more
Western
Radioactive Toy
Radioactive Toy

Western | DeRank™: 0,00

Stunning instrumental piece by Yann Tiersen. more
Western
Matteo Tarchi
Matteo Tarchi

Western | DeRank™: 0,00

PIM, PEM, PUM; then the bullets would run out and it came down to close combat, a furious struggle in the dust until the fight ended: the two would stop, and you couldn't tell who had killed whom, their eyes wide open. But for a moment, you see in the eyes of the dying a glimmer of something, like a plea, as if for an instant hatred fades away and an immense human need for affection resurfaces. There you go, for something so trivial, I get very moved and turn off the TV. more