ygmarchi2
ygmarchi2

Kurt Vile | DeRank™: -3,00

The best Bob Dylan of the 2000s more
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dsalva
Pfm doesn't have a singer... Di Cioccio trying to pay tribute to De André is pathetic, plus he's a hopeless frontman. But when they play, hats off! more
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dsalva
I generally abhor covers, but here I think the interpretations are of a high level. more
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BortoloCecchi
BortoloCecchi

Ottone Pesante | DeRank™: 0,49

Metal has its brass, and they are all local! more
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2000
2000

Yung Lean — Unknown Death 2002 | DeRank™: 0,00

in its own seminal way. more
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Hetzer
Hetzer

Dark Polo Gang | DeRank™: 0,00

When the gang from the woods leaves home in designer clothes and with a 2-euro bill in their pocket, and by pure chance, in a moment of post-discomfort, they realize that they can sell shit as records, because surely some middle school kid who follows them on Spotify and downloads their tracks from the internet will pay for it... Ah, guess what "genre" they've chosen to make... more
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Zdenek433
Zdenek433

Emerson, Lake & Palmer | DeRank™: -1,34

Fortunately, Johnny saved us from clowns like ELP and Yes... more
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Raskolikov
Raskolikov

Roberta Flack — Chapter Two | DeRank™: 6,00

Perhaps the most beautiful album by this amazing soul singer, accompanied by a certain Donny Hathaway on piano. Masterfully reinterpreted tracks, such as Just Like a Woman by Bob Dylan or Gone Away, which is Donny's own. A voice that captivates. more
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riteofspring
riteofspring

Lionel Hampton — Live In Paris | DeRank™: 0,00

Not an essential live, but once heard, unavoidable. more
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masturbatio
masturbatio

Verdena — Requiem | DeRank™: 0,00

Their masterpiece? Probably yes, but only because the subsequent wow feels a bit scattered, but we're close, we're really close. more
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Hcerebilnavols7
Hcerebilnavols7

L'atletico Giovanni Floris | DeRank™: 0,00

Cynical sardonic exponent of Montismo, ProtoMontismo, Fornerialismo, Renzieidismo, alfanRomeic art, ciarlaCantonite, Cazzolaggine, S-boldrineria, siero-Boninite and whoever else Aaah! featherweight wants to add. As a crowning touch, unus
P.S.
Although
fan of BONOLIS more
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Bromike
Bromike

Pink Floyd — Wish You Were Here | DeRank™: 5,47

What to say. I won’t say anything. more
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Dislocation
Dislocation

Alvin Lucier | DeRank™: 0,00

Master of Sound. more
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Walterius
Walterius

Kyuss | DeRank™: -6,13

This is noise, not music, a terrifying whine, with a flat and dull sound, in a nutshell, a big SHIT like most of the hipster\snob metal. more
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thefallenangel
When people say "it was better before"......but maybe not. more
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dsalva
and here I’m giving 5....what wasn’t California like in the late '60s? more
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fiomamyblue
fiomamyblue

Vasco Rossi — Canzoni Per Me | DeRank™: 0,09

a slightly more intimate album with a side A of beautiful songs and a side B with a disastrous ending because of that catchy rewind more
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Bromike
As a guitarist, I undoubtedly prefer Gilmour, but the psychology, creativity, and experimentation of Syd Barrett give this work a unique quality that no other album, be it psychedelic prog or otherwise, possesses. more
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dsalva
setlist of Seconds Out + several tracks from Wind & Wuthering. Sound quality is not great. more
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mil
mil

Frédéric Chopin | DeRank™: 0,81

The Pianoforte Poet. Unmatchable more
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