Pippo Franco
Meco
Meco

Pippo Franco | DeRank™: 0,00

since he died, he is no longer the same more
Alter Bridge
Meco
Meco

Alter Bridge | DeRank™: -0,26

I felt something and it excited me about as much as a joke from Pippo Franco. more
Alberto Sordi
tomgil
tomgil

Alberto Sordi | DeRank™: 0,00

"But who is it that's speaking? Who is it? Reds and blacks are all the same, are we in an Alberto Sordi film?" "I wish!" more
Kelly Osbourne
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hjhhjij

Kelly Osbourne | DeRank™: 0,00

I gladly inflict, being useless. more
Kelly Osbourne
Starblazer
Starblazer

Kelly Osbourne | DeRank™: 0,00

Well, with two parents like hers, I really can’t bring myself to be cruel, poor little thing... more
Ian Gillan
Starblazer
Starblazer

Ian Gillan | DeRank™: 0,00

sweet child in time, you'll see the light... more
Alberto Sordi
teenagelobotomy
teenagelobotomy

Alberto Sordi | DeRank™: 0,76

Workers??? Prrr!!! more
Alter Bridge
baratz92
baratz92

Alter Bridge | DeRank™: -1,11

Was there really a need to resurrect the hypocritical and plastic American hard rock? I would say no... more
Ian Gillan
YRO167
YRO167

Ian Gillan | DeRank™: 0,00

A really beautiful voice, at least until the mid-seventies, but, to be honest, lacking a truly remarkable range. His spine-chilling screams (which were somewhat "in fashion" at the time) may have led to him being slightly overestimated. In Jesus Christ Superstar (where the voice really had to come out), Ted Neeley (Jesus in the film version, Gillan in the theatrical one) outshone him. However, "Child In Time", without him, would not have had reason to exist :-) more
Geoff Tate
YRO167
YRO167

Geoff Tate | DeRank™: 0,00

The most beautiful, powerful, and technically trained voice of the eighties. He swept away Dickinson and marked a true turning point! After him, a myriad of epigones began with Michael Kiske and Andrè Matos... but Geoff remains unreachable (at least for how he sang in those years); then time has passed for him too... more
Robert Plant
YRO167
YRO167

Robert Plant | DeRank™: 0,00

It's true, at the Freddie Mercury Tribute he delivered a truly sad and dull (to put it mildly) rendition of Innuendo. But in the early years of his career (at least until '73), he sang divinely. In the seventies, off the top of my head, only an inexperienced Glenn Hughes and the unforgettable Ronnie James Dio can be compared to him (staying within the hard rock genre)... Then from '75 onwards it only got worse, but I didn't think (maybe no one thought) it would get so much worse... more
Il balletto di bronzo
Mr. Money87
Mr. Money87

Il balletto di bronzo | DeRank™: 2,37

A spaceship is dying, lost in the vastness... Spectacle!!! more
Shane MacGowan and The Popes
Claypool
Claypool

Shane MacGowan and The Popes | DeRank™: 0,00

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 bottles of gin. more
Venom
axel
axel

Venom | DeRank™: 1,70

the enemy of spider-man more
Robert Plant
DBalavoine
DBalavoine

Robert Plant | DeRank™: 2,98

Since I heard him sing Innuendo at the Freddie Mercury Tribute, I've become addicted to Tavor. more
Robert Plant
stonecoldcrazy
stonecoldcrazy

Robert Plant | DeRank™: 3,63

The rock singer. more
Venom
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hjhhjij

Venom | DeRank™: -5,20

I'm sorry to abruptly ruin the perfect average of Venom, it's just that I really can't stand Black metal, I don't like it. I've listened to albums like "Welcome to hell" and "Black metal," but nothing at all. I respect them more than other bands of the genre, but I just don't like them. more
David Gilmour
Suonoonous
Suonoonous

David Gilmour | DeRank™: 1,72

"Shine on you crazy diamond" all your life. more
Zucchero
Claypool
Claypool

Zucchero | DeRank™: 0,00

A couple of great albums, some good tracks, and a lot of crap disguised as music. more
David Gilmour
ARCTICSHOEGAZER
ARCTICSHOEGAZER

David Gilmour | DeRank™: 2,39

A genius, one of the greatest guitarists in the history of rock. more