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Stanlio

Adrian Belew — Inner Revolution | DeRank™: 0,00

The album is a collection of pop songs inspired by the Sixties, featuring experimental guitar chords crafted by Belew. more
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Adrian Belew — Young Lions | DeRank™: 0,00

Here sings also friend David Bowie in "Pretty Pink Rose" & in "Gunman" more
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Stanlio

Adrian Belew — Mr. Music Head | DeRank™: 0,00

The album also features a prominent use of the piano, an instrument that Belew was not particularly skilled at, but he used it in many songs because he believed they called for it. more
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Stanlio

Adrian Belew — Twang Bar king | DeRank™: 0,00

Second solo album, recorded during the tours of "Beat" & "Three of a Perfect Pair" by King Crimson, just to not be idle...
Track listing:
All songs written and arranged by Adrian Belew except “I’m Down” written by John Lennon, Paul McCartney
"I'm Down" – 2:54
"I Wonder" – 4:39
"Life Without a Cage" – 3:20
"Sexy Rhino" – 0:37
"Twang Bar King" – 1:26
"Another Time" – 3:02
"The Rail Song" – 5:39
"Paint the Road" – 3:19
"She Is Not Dead" – 4:41
"Fish Head" – 4:30
"The Ideal Woman" – 4:08
"Ballet for a Blue Whale" – 4:44 more
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Stanlio

Adrian Belew — Lone Rhino | DeRank™: 0,00

Debut album by Adrian Belew as a solo artist.
He has played guitar with Frank Zappa, David Bowie, Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club, King Crimson, Laurie Anderson, Nine Inch Nails, Crash Test Dummies, Tori Amos, Porcupine Tree, Stick Men, founded the Bears and the Adrian Belew Power Trio, and nothing... more
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dsalva

Various Artists — Philadelphia | DeRank™: 0,00

great movie, great soundtrack more
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tara chinot

AC/DC | DeRank™: -2,64

They suck big time! more
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Il Tarantiniano
Il Tarantiniano

Lars von Trier | DeRank™: 0,00

For some, a genius; for others, a madman. For me, it's both: a crazy genius. more
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Piggy bank, my love. When I pick up the cover, I look at the CDs with a certain disdain. Disco, too influenced by English prog, but with excellent results. Il giardino del mago is a masterpiece. more
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dsalva

Steven Wilson — Grace For Drowning | DeRank™: 0,00

dresses of yesteryear in a modern key. Undeniable masterpiece. more
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Y2Jericho

Eminem | DeRank™: 0,00

Incredible flow, charisma to spare, stunning lyrics, and MASTERPIECE albums. Hate it if you want or if you don't like it, no one is stopping you...but failing to recognize his talent should be considered a criminal offense. And stop with the "Oh, but then he sold out and became a commercial phenomenon," especially if your favorite band is called "Metallica." more
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Il Tarantiniano
Il Tarantiniano

Amy Winehouse | DeRank™: 0,48

Unjustly hated and ridiculed in some damn silly comedy films, a sad ending that should make one think twice before speaking out. more
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sfascia carrozze
sfascia carrozze

Quicksand — Interiors | DeRank™: 1,89

"INTERIORS"
10.11.2017
Epitaph Records
Tracklist:
1. Illuminant
2. Under The Screw
3. Warm And Low
4. >
5. Cosmonauts
6. Interiors
7. Hyperion
8. Fire This Time
9. Feels Like A Weight Has Been Lifted
10. >>
11. Sick Mind
12. Normal Love more
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Turbitt

Status Quo | DeRank™: 2,02

Honest and “silly” craftsmen of the English hard-boogie scene. The very first period features a remarkable psychedelic sound (but boring to my ears…). Then comes the Hard-blues shift and the beginning of the true golden age, which I believe spans from “Dog of Two Head” to “Quo” in 1974. From “On the Level” onwards, a sort of “minor golden age” begins, and they churn out a long sequence of “automatic” albums, almost all similar to one another (but fun) until at least “Just Supposin’” in 1980. Out of this period, “Blu For You” is definitely worth mentioning. From 1980-81 onwards, the decline begins and lasts until the mid-eighties, followed by a post-Live Aid revival in 1985. The rest is pretty much history. My rating aims to reward little power-pop gems like “Quo” and “Piledriver.” more
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dreamwave000

Scott Walker | DeRank™: 5,67

The antanomasia of the "avant-garde crooner": a modern-day Frank Sinatra whose warm, baritone voice echoes among the ghosts and ruins of contemporary life. more
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dsalva

Gentle Giant — Gentle Giant | DeRank™: 1,89

an explosive debut, the first of an impressive quartet of killer LPs more
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dsalva

Pentangle — Cruel Sister | DeRank™: 5,05

folk and more....reconciles with life more
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sfascia carrozze

Loveblobs | DeRank™: 1,89

Archaic proto-grunge from treacherous Albion more
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Stanlio

Jimi Hendrix — Blues | DeRank™: 4,12

Blues is a posthumous collection, consisting of eleven tracks recorded between 1966 and 1970, seven original compositions by Hendrix and four covers of famous songs, most of the material consists of studio outtakes, originally not intended for release.
Tracks:
Hear My Train A Comin' (Electric) (Jimi Hendrix) - 3:05
Born Under a Bad Sign (Booker T. Jones, William Bell) - 7:37
Red House (Jimi Hendrix) - 3:41
Catfish Blues (Traditional, arr. Hendrix) - 7:46
Voodoo Chile Blues (Jimi Hendrix) - 8:47
Mannish Boy (Muddy Waters, Mel London, Ellas McDaniel) - 5:21
Once I Had a Woman (Jimi Hendrix) - 7:49
Bleeding Heart (Traditional, arr. Hendrix) - 3:26
Jelly 292 (Jimi Hendrix) - 6:25
Electric Church Red House (Jimi Hendrix) - 6:12
Hear My Train A Comin' (Live) (Jimi Hendrix) - 12:08 more
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camillogurtis

Il Piccolo Bu | DeRank™: 0,00

Fresh and fun indie more
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