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Hant

Acqua Fragile — Acqua Fragile | DeRank™: 0,00

A Hidden Gem of Italian Progressive. Many still envy it abroad, here hardly anyone remembers it... Essential. more
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Hant
Hant

AC/DC — Flick Of The Switch | DeRank™: 0,00

Pleasant album, but it is open to criticism due to an excess of repetitiveness and ideas that sometimes sound already heard. more
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Hant

AC/DC — Let There Be Rock | DeRank™: 0,00

Hard Rock establishes its paradigms here. Every song is simply pure, essential, powerful Hard Rock. more
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Hant

AC/DC — Highway To Hell | DeRank™: 0,00

An album that you absolutely must have. It's one of the band's best albums. I would be torn between this and "Let There Be Rock" from the Bon Scott era. more
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Matteo Tarchi
Matteo Tarchi

10cc — Sheet Music | DeRank™: 0,00

A magnificent example of eclecticism, technical awareness, and compositional quality. A fantastic album for a truly intelligent band, which has taken pop up a notch and also a bit further. more
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Hant
Hant

AC/DC — High Voltage | DeRank™: 0,00

Great album, fun and intriguing. With several unmissable classics. more
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Hant

AC/DC — Back In Black | DeRank™: 0,00

The Bible of Hard Rock: dirty, direct. If you want to have just two AC/DC albums in your collection, this is one of the two to choose. more
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BARRACUDA BLUE
Rarely has a record managed to evoke a piece of history in such an exemplary way: redundant yet enlightened, the author's flair, supported by members of Yes and Strawbs, portrays six women with different destinies: the majesty of the Pipe Organ in the tragic childbirth of Jane Seymour and the romantic ascent to the gallows of Anne Boleyn frame the best LP of Instrumental-Prog. more
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Don_Pollo
Don_Pollo

Neil | DeRank™: 0,00

The great artist. more
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Benson&Hedges
Benson&Hedges

Jennifer Lopez | DeRank™: 5,85

Not entirely useless..the only review on this "artist" is a milestone of the site. more
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extro91
extro91

Otto Strasser | DeRank™: 0,00

He and his brother are degenerate sons of Protestantism and their era. Shitty nationalist identitarians, and also ambiguous. I'd prefer a hundred thousand times people like Ernst Von Salomon, (whom I would gladly have hung by his feet at a gas station) over those nostalgic for Christian feudalism with their socialism-laden terms, only good for propagandizing among the German petty bourgeoisie of the early twentieth century. I hope for the day when all nationalists will be shot. more
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Karter4
Karter4

Burzum | DeRank™: 2,53

Hasn't he learned his lesson in jail yet? more
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L0LL0
L0LL0

Jennifer Lopez | DeRank™: 0,00

beautiful ass, impeccable musician, stellar actress. more
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NoodlesMurphy
NoodlesMurphy

Burzum | DeRank™: 0,00

I will always be torn. None of us understood it. Dunkelheit... more
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OttoStrasser
OttoStrasser

Adolf Hitler | DeRank™: 0,00

The traitor of the left within the NSDAP. A friend of the bourgeois who did not understand that while the Jewish lobbies must be fought... so must the "Aryan" bourgeoisie. Better him Otto Strasser - Discografia - Recensioni  more
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Karter4
Karter4

Adolf Hitler | DeRank™: 0,00

"With him there was more order, but later he got a bit lost" (quote) try searching on YouTube who said this... more
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trentavoltemegl
trentavoltemegl

Adolf Hitler | DeRank™: -1,22

I preferred it when he made heavier metal albums. more
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OttoStrasser
OttoStrasser

Jennifer Lopez | DeRank™: -2,02

Nice ass, yes! But just a one-night stand! In theory, one shouldn't procreate with mixed-race people. Anyway, musically (hahaha) it really sucks. more
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extro91
extro91

Burzum | DeRank™: 4,40

I hate him and his thoughts. I disgust his music. more
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Marco Salzano
Along the lines of Photos but with a more powerful sound (thanks to Djivas's virtuosic bass) and a greater flourishing of thematic variations, the music of PFM now runs the risk of elephantiasis in the imposing The Mountain (Sinfield's new ecological allegory), with an unwieldy choir, and in the mighty metaphysical Title Track. Less cerebral are the melancholic acoustic sketch Just Look Away and Four Holes, which marries the vitality of folk dance with jazz rock. more
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