Bromike
Bromike

Pooh — Parsifal | DeRank™: 0,00

The Pooh I would have liked to see throughout their entire career... more
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Hcerebilnavols7
Hcerebilnavols7

Disney | DeRank™: -2,53

In my 85 years of history -referring to Walt Disney Pictures- I truly only appreciate about 5-6 "things": Uncle Scrooge in search of the Lost Lamp, The Aristocats, Pocahontas, Toy Story 2, Finding Nemo, and the first Cars. A Goofy Movie, the last "vue" two weeks ago, bored me quite a bit.
p.s. I would love to watch Up! again; after all, "pixar" is nothing but the combination of "pixeled" and "picture," for those who didn't know, and has been owned by the Walt Disney Company for almost three decades. more
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kloo
kloo

Piero Scaruffi | DeRank™: 2,97

One forgets that Scaruffi treats rock music as art and filters only the essentials. Complaining about "negative" ratings of one's favorites or bestsellers, alongside the crowd, is more superficial than the rule (which everyone misinterprets) that Scaruffi listens to some albums only once because there’s nothing else to understand. He remains almost always consistent with his thought, and his criteria for judgment are different from any other critic: a 6 from him is practically equivalent to a 70 in today's world, and a 6.5/7 is an album of absolute value. I think I have read hundreds and hundreds of his pages, learning a lot and, why not, teaching much as well. His values are subjective, and when he was writing his notes or creating the consultable database in ftp or the website, he didn’t have all this traffic of people following him. Believing he’s a blowhard just because he has opinions different from yours makes me question who the real blowhard is. zot. more
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dsalva
dsalva

David Bowie — Aladdin Sane | DeRank™: 4,69

It may be a transitional album, but after the funeral for Ziggy, the production of Transformer and All the Young Dudes at Mott, I think I can say that some little ideas must have stuck with him! more
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Bromike
Bromike

Francesco Guccini — Live@ RTSI | DeRank™: 0,00

Effective concert, straightforward, simple and bare sounds, yet clean and efficient in enhancing Guccini's lyrical work. 3 for the character that I don't particularly like and for some interruptions in the midst of a masterpiece like "Bologna". more
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Bromike
One of the best box sets created to celebrate the Him of Italian singer-songwriter poetry. more
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Bromike
One should not allow this collection to be lowered to the rank of "Greatest Hits." more
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Bromike
The best of the best of the New Italian Wave… and a few radio-Italianized songs. more
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Bromike
Bromike

Eugenio Finardi — Dal Blu | DeRank™: 0,00

And to end sweetly...
(But do you really like Finardi's "Ammisss iu dunait"?) more
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Bromike
Bromike

Eugenio Finardi — Diesel | DeRank™: 0,00

The most kickass and "angry" fusion work that Italy's singer-songwriter scene could wish for. more
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Bromike
Bromike

Dire Straits — Love Over Gold | DeRank™: 0,00

Fortune favors the bold! more
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Bromike
Bromike

Dire Straits — Making Movies | DeRank™: 0,00

That romantic, warm one, with the red cover… A work of rare class and sophistication. more
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Bromike
Exciting, intense, expressive, and original in its sounds, while remaining a complex work, it stands as an exceptional starting point for anyone looking to study the best of PFM that has ever existed. more
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Bromike
Bromike

Dire Straits — Brothers in arms | DeRank™: 0,00

The last great album by Knopfler & Company more
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Marco Orsi
Marco Orsi

Candlemass | DeRank™: 2,70

The first singer, Johan Langquist, returns to the band! I especially appreciate the first two albums. Magnificent. more
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Marco Orsi
Marco Orsi

Iron Maiden | DeRank™: 0,94

From the first to "Powerslave"... immense albums! I've never really liked "Somewhere...", but they regained a lot of points with "Seventh Son...". In the '90s, there were several flashy releases, but in 2000, the modest "Brave New World" proved they still had it in them. For me, they are essential, despite the slight disappointments. Another consideration: Dickinson is a great singer, but Di'Anno remains the top! more
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Grum
Grum

Lucio Battisti | DeRank™: 5,23

For me, better than Dylan more
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Radioactive Toy
Radioactive Toy

Morrissey | DeRank™: 12,45

One of the most beautiful and emotional voices in all of rock (personal opinion, just to be clear). more
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mrbluesky
mrbluesky

Trevor Rabin | DeRank™: 0,00

Technique at the service of emotion, ah! and heart Yes more
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hjhhjij
It's easy to judge Creedence's albums. The perfect record (n.1) (Although perhaps just a tad "less perfect" than the next 5, but are we really going to nitpick with these guys?) more
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