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Brian Jones | DeRank™: 0,00

fragile genius, symbol of a good part of the best period of the rolling stones. Great more
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Mick Jagger | DeRank™: 0,31

For the interpretation of "Sympathy for the Devil," it would deserve a 5 for eternity, but overall it has never completely captured my interest. A legend, nonetheless. more
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Keith Richards | DeRank™: 3,20

Technically impaired, an indispensable rock'n'roll icon, creator of an incredible number of immortal riffs. Like all the Stones, great until 1972, good at least until '74, then the decline. Apart from the Stones, he is highly appreciated for his appearances on his friend Tom Waits' albums from 1985 ("Rain Dogs") onwards. Legendary. more
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George Harrison | DeRank™: 0,00

of the group is what I appreciate the most, after Lennon. more
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Ringo Starr | DeRank™: 1,23

3 for the historical importance; terrible drummer, never liked. more
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Paul McCartney | DeRank™: 0,00

Yes, yes, good for goodness' sake, but I find him overrated with the Beatles, just decent afterwards. more
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John Lennon | DeRank™: -0,12

the only member of the Beatles that I really appreciate; as a solo artist I like him a lot and imagine (the album) is a masterpiece more
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Francis Ford Coppola | DeRank™: 0,00

"The Godfather," "The Godfather Part II," and "Apocalypse Now" (Redux or not) are three of the greatest peaks of cinema in the 1970s (and beyond). Let's also add "The Conversation," "Rusty the Savage," and why not "Bram Stoker's Dracula," "The Godfather Part III," and "A Dream Lasting a Day." An immense director. more
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Antonello Venditti | DeRank™: 1,34

How many bullshit songs has he been shoving down our throats for 30 years? He's happy, though. When the cameras are off, it seems he's quite a jerk to everyone. more
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Antonello Venditti | DeRank™: 0,36

His most beautiful song is "Sul grande raccordo anulare." more
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Antonello Venditti | DeRank™: 0,00

3 just for the anthem of Roma (eh, the football faith...) and for participating in the tribute concert for Demetrio Stratos. more
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Alex Britti | DeRank™: 0,73

how angry it makes me: he’s an excellent guitarist, he could do so much more and instead he keeps soaking in baths and drinking an outrageous amount of coffee, but whatever, such wasted talent more
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Elisa | DeRank™: 0,68

I always found the first 3 albums very nice, but then I lose any interest. Of course, some covers (see "scempi") could have easily been spared. more
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Backstreet Boys | DeRank™: 0,00

True phenomena of nothingness. more
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Blue | DeRank™: 0,00

Thank heaven they finally dissolved. One of the most nefarious representations of evil in music. Horrifying boy band. more
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Robbie Williams | DeRank™: 0,00

Just some harmless little songs and nothing more. more
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Take That | DeRank™: 0,00

Great laxative. Like all boy bands. more
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Eagles | DeRank™: 1,37

the quintessential country-rock more
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Al Gore | DeRank™: -0,29

honor to merit, Nobel Peace Prize + Prince of Asturias, etc. even though he has a face that reminds me of JBL... more
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Max Manfredi | DeRank™: 1,67

Someone who, drawing inspiration from Lolli, Guccini, Waits, and more, proves to be another one of those keeping Italian post-songwriter music alive. more
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