Meat Loaf -Dead Ringer
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dsalva

Meat Loaf — Dead Ringer | DeRank™: 0,00

overrated to an unbelievable extent! more
Mike Oldfield -The Orchestral Tubular Bells
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ok ok....it wasn't necessary anyway! more
Pantera
Papageno
Papageno

Pantera | DeRank™: 0,21

Great band, nothing like that crap of Iron Maiden. more
tUnE-YaRdS -I can feel you creep into my private life
dsalva
really great, a very elegantly mixed creation very well put together! more
Pink Floyd -The Wall
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dsalva

Pink Floyd — The Wall | DeRank™: 7,23

A controversial album for the Floyd fans themselves, loved and hated in equal measure, I find it to be a unique and unrepeatable album, with a shocking sound! more
Genesis
DeRael
DeRael

Genesis | DeRank™: 16,25

When it comes to Progressive Rock... I have no doubts, they changed my life! more
883 -Nord Sud Ovest Est
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fiomamyblue

883 — Nord Sud Ovest Est | DeRank™: 0,00

Today, now that I'm over 30, whenever I hear Max's voice, I happily find myself transported back to the '90s. more
Lucio Dalla -Com'è profondo il mare
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Not much to say here: my favorite Dalla, the album I would take with me to a Desert Island, maybe alongside "Il giorno aveva cinque teste": the first roversiano and the first singer-songwriter. Just a coincidence, who knows. more
Lucio Dalla -Lucio Dalla
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hjhhjij

Lucio Dalla — Lucio Dalla | DeRank™: 1,11

The striking self-titled album from 1979 (with the inevitable wrong cover of the debut) is the second piece of his exceptional "singer-songwriter" trilogy and, in general, yet another beautiful record in a sequence that began six years earlier with "Il giorno aveva cinque teste." This is a practically perfect album, with no flaws and a continuous inspiration in a series of great songs ("La signora," "Notte," "Stella di mare") punctuated by three particularly inspired tracks (rightly among his evergreens) that surpass even the high qualitative average of the album: "L'ultima luna," "Anna e Marco" (almost "Zavattiniana" in "Miracolo a Milano") and, of course, "L'anno che verrà." Immense Dalla. more
The Dream Syndicate
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JohnColtraneSte

The Dream Syndicate | DeRank™: 0,30

I Dream Syndicate have the best guitar parts ever. Amidst rattling feedback, blazing notes, melodic riffs, scorching solos, and wild jams, the California band has left us an invaluable legacy made up of energetic, poignant, and unforgettable songs. more
Raf
Bromike
Bromike

Raf | DeRank™: 0,64

Better than the various Antonacci, Tozzi, Morandi... but it definitely doesn't deserve more than 3. more
Bon Jovi
Bromike
Bromike

Bon Jovi | DeRank™: 0,00

Hit "plastified" and a few decent but not exceptional albums. Four friends probably with a metal soul who are now tired of doing well but just for MTV, the best bands in history are Nirvana, and they therefore... more
Welcome to the Jungle
polpetta
polpetta

polpetta: Welcome to the Jungle Traccia 01 in Welcome to the Jungle Album - 7 july 1987

I'm really fed up with these ears... Axl is a chronic idiot, the facts prove it, but let's not kid ourselves, there’s much worse than this album, I completely agree. It just might not be to your liking, fair enough. more
Kansas -Power
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dsalva

Kansas — Power | DeRank™: 0,01

far enough from the grandeur of the 70s, orderly work without tears! more
Neil Young -Harvest
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dsalva

Neil Young — Harvest | DeRank™: 0,00

one of the records of my life more
Fedez
Bromike
Bromike

Fedez | DeRank™: 0,00

We all hope that now that that beautiful whore Ferragni has given birth, she will dedicate herself to motherhood. And who am I to ruin her average? more
Bob Dylan -Blonde on Blonde
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dsalva

Bob Dylan — Blonde on Blonde | DeRank™: 0,00

milestone of music more
Deftones -White pony
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dsalva

Deftones — White pony | DeRank™: 0,00

nothing to say, beautiful! more