cece65
One of the fittest Bob Dylans in history! more
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dsalva
the waning phase of Fogerty and Co, even if it’s still a great record! more
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dsalva
the story of rock also passes through here..... more
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dsalva
dsalva

Renato Zero — Zero | DeRank™: 0,00

Dark years! more
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dsalva
dsalva

Santana — Moonflower | DeRank™: 3,00

Santana in great shape. Excellent live. more
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dsalva
Is there any other possible contamination of genres and styles in this album? more
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dsalva
so much fuss for.....little! more
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dsalva
The Blueswoman!! more
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dsalva
dsalva

Led Zeppelin — Led Zeppelin II | DeRank™: 0,00

fundamental!
the history of music! more
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Ilovemusic
Ilovemusic

Jethro Tull | DeRank™: 14,88

If you don't listen to them, you don't know what you're missing! more
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Stanlio
From the back cover:
Destined to become one of the classics of Polish literature, this work written in French at the beginning of the 1800s has had one of the most singular journeys that the history of literature remembers. It is due to the well-known critic and writer Roger Caillois that it was rediscovered for the Western reader by publishing in France, in 1958, the part of the original text that has reached us, and prefacing it with an introduction that recounts the complicated history of the book: a tale of lost manuscripts, of partial publications in Petersburg and Paris, of subsequent plagiarism (involving some illustrious names, such as Charles Nodier and Washington Irving) that led to a small scandal among intellectuals and a trial. (continued...) more
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Galensorg
Limited edition, 100 copies. more
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Galensorg
Galensorg

nano?? (???) — SEGAS | DeRank™: 0,00

Limited edition, 100 copies. more
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pier_paolo_farina
Without the covers and the input of Battisti and Mogol, they would have never emerged, just like the Equipe 84. I have a sentimental attachment to these interpretations of theirs: "Io mi fermo qui," "Il vento," "Nel cuore nell'anima," "Vendo casa," "Il primo giorno di primavera," "Se io fossi un falegname," "Sognando la California." more
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dsalva
dsalva

Dik Dik — I successi dei Dik Dik | DeRank™: 0,00

Historical group...too bad for the too many covers, because they knew how to write music. more
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dsalva
Steve McQueen is something else, but over time I have reassessed this work, honest and pleasant, yet marred by glaring highs and lows. more
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splinter
splinter

Barbara D'Urso | DeRank™: 3,18

Fake and unpleasant, she seems deliberately chosen to lower the cultural level of little Italy to a minimum and steer it towards mediocrity and shallowness! An extremely functional character to her sad role! more
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Johnny b.
Johnny b.

William Patrick Corgan — Ogilala | DeRank™: 1,99

Ogilala brings us back a Billy Corgan in excellent shape. A return to the past to what he has always done well, that big ballad with acoustic guitar, strings, and piano. Part of the credit, I think, should go to Rick Rubin, who has always known how to regenerate artists who had lost their way (J. Cash above all). Billy is back; Billy has grown, but this time not just in age. more
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luckasozzi
luckasozzi

Barbara D'Urso | DeRank™: 2,18

Two because IMO they had raped her in exchange for offering her the job at Mediaset. And anyway, if here BDU = artist, Cinzia Ghigliano [just to name one] = sacred monster of European female painting_iomè. more
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Johnny b.
Johnny b.

Radiohead — A Moon Shaped Pool | DeRank™: 0,78

King of Limbs disappointed me quite a bit. Then came an album that, for three-quarters, is made up of well-known tracks presented in an alternative way, and the prejudice took over. Not to mention that the two tracks I consider the best were included as bonuses, and I've said it all. An album that, if it had been released after Amnesiac (that’s the most accurate placement), we would be talking about yet another masterpiece by Radiohead. How many bands can boast of tracks intentionally left out of their albums at such a high level? I’d say very few. Not a masterpiece, but still superior to many. Immense. more
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