Suicide
jdv666
jdv666

Suicide | DeRank™: 1,25

the velvet underground of electronics more
Manowar
The Giant
The Giant

Manowar | DeRank™: 0,00

Kiss+Odin more
Oasis
Felo
Felo

Oasis | DeRank™: -0,56

Worthy heirs of the Beatles. more
Emma
Meco
Meco

Emma | DeRank™: 3,84

With a last name like his, he could only make terrible music. more
Shigeru Miyamoto
ghigno92
ghigno92

Shigeru Miyamoto | DeRank™: 0,00

Uh, I hadn't defined it. I'll fix that! more
The Killers
Divodark
Divodark

The Killers | DeRank™: 0,00

First album was enjoyable, then they started to decline. A decent little group all in all. more
Oasis
Divodark
Divodark

Oasis | DeRank™: 2,94

Holy Christ, this is pure crap. The kind that's hot and steaming, just freshly dropped. more
Shigeru Miyamoto
Workhorse
Workhorse

Shigeru Miyamoto | DeRank™: 0,00

Protagonist of various cosmogonic myths more
Shigeru Miyamoto
The Giant
The Giant

Shigeru Miyamoto | DeRank™: 0,00

Mario, Zelda, Donkey Kong, Kid Icarus, F-Zero, Star Fox, Yoshi, Pikmin, Nintendogs... more
Emma
Fairy Feller
Fairy Feller

Emma | DeRank™: 0,00

I rate the latest album, which grows a lot with each listen. Also fascinating for me. more
Emma
splinter
splinter

Emma | DeRank™: 0,31

It enters your heart!!! ..... then it comes out of your ass!!! more
Charles Schultz
Tobby
Tobby

Charles Schultz | DeRank™: 0,00

Yes, but it's Schulz without the "t". more
Eric Dolphy
zzot
zzot

Eric Dolphy | DeRank™: 5,44

the greatest and most versatile of all solo jazz multi-instrumentalists. 5 years of artistic life and only masterpieces. The only one capable of thinking about improvisation between melody and free jazz. Had he lived longer, we would remember him as the greatest of all, especially in flute improvisation, and perhaps he would have also rewritten the history of the alto sax. more
Albert Ayler
zzot
zzot

Albert Ayler | DeRank™: 1,93

his rich and expressive saxophone does not compromise with anyone. If there are no recordings of the early jazz of the last century that emerged from the funeral marches of New Orleans and the Black chants, Robert Ayler is the only one capable of pouring out those authentic notes in the contexts of measured and stunned intellectuals who came to listen to him in the sixties, thinking of some convoluted novelty. more
Steely Dan
zzot
zzot

Steely Dan | DeRank™: 0,00

perfection to the point of neurosis, in the invention at the margins of Motown, when weary of rock and jazz. Songs crafted with taste by Fagen and played by the best musicians on the scene. I loved the solitary nostalgia of Fagen post-Dan. Crystallized in time. East Coast and West Coast. Nothing more to ask from music: here there is practically everything. more
Jaz Coleman
TheNoiseIBreath
TheNoiseIBreath

Jaz Coleman | DeRank™: 0,51

As he ruts, no one! more
Charles Schultz
nes
nes

Charles Schultz | DeRank™: 0,00

She held my heart in her hand. more
Silvio Berlusconi
taaassss
taaassss

Silvio Berlusconi | DeRank™: 0,00

He was the lightning rod for years while the preachers made themselves comfortable. And here we are, with 2000 billion in public debt on our backs. more
Red Hot Chili Peppers
hobermallow
hobermallow

Red Hot Chili Peppers | DeRank™: 0,37

A great band that has lost its shine for quite some time, they now only repeat themselves. more
McCoy Tyner
Alfredo
Alfredo

McCoy Tyner | DeRank™: 3,00

One of the greats. His solo career is filled with amazing albums, it's a shame that he is often remembered only for his time with Trane. A master, 5 is not enough. more