Walter White
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tonysoprano

Walter White | DeRank™: 2,40

"I'm not in Danger, I'm THE DANGER!" more
Pink Floyd -Meddle
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Dragonstar

Pink Floyd — Meddle | DeRank™: 5,98

A record of ecstatic quiet. A noteworthy production that accentuates the electroacoustic dreaminess that permeates the entire work. The bass line that builds "One of These Days" is truly remarkable; not to forget "Echoes," simply one of the best psych suites ever conceived by the human mind. more
Pink Floyd -Animals
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Dragonstar

Pink Floyd — Animals | DeRank™: 4,41

An album with a strange sound, almost "industrial." Excellent in terms of lyrics: the figure of the animal as a metaphor for human societal behavior. Noteworthy is a notable shift towards a more "intense" rock while remaining relentlessly sophisticated. The guitar parts are fantastic. more
Metallica
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egr

Metallica | DeRank™: 0,00

Let the first 4 albums pass. more
Pete Townshend
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tonysoprano

Pete Townshend | DeRank™: 4,10

A huge guitarist, sensational composer, animal on stage, charismatic figure in The Who, he conceived masterpieces like "Tommy," "Who's Next," and "Quadrophenia"... I think that's more than enough for me to give him a 5. more
Roger Daltrey
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tonysoprano

Roger Daltrey | DeRank™: 4,84

That scream in "Won't Get Fooled Again" still tears apart everything that stands in its way. Simply stunning! more
Spite Extreme Wing
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Marco Orsi

Spite Extreme Wing | DeRank™: 0,00

Putting aside certain ideological nonsense...great Italian black metal band! more
The Gun Club
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Marco Orsi

The Gun Club | DeRank™: 0,00

The fire of love more
The Psychedelic Furs
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Marco Orsi

The Psychedelic Furs | DeRank™: 0,00

"Talk Talk Talk" is one of the cornerstones of new wave. more
Hüsker Dü
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Marco Orsi

Hüsker Dü | DeRank™: 0,00

I know them up to "New Day Rising". What an incredible lineup! more
Radiohead -A Moon Shaped Pool
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subpop

Radiohead — A Moon Shaped Pool | DeRank™: 0,00

Tracks in alphabetical order more
Juventus
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Juventus | DeRank™: 0,00

As an Inter fan, I admit that Juventus (for better or worse) has made history in Italian football and even (from certain, albeit few, perspectives) in European football as well. It's a shame about those finals thrown down the drain in the Champions Cup (I’m not saying this to make you suffer, but losing to Hamburg??) more
Kathryn Bigelow
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Il Tarantiniano

Kathryn Bigelow | DeRank™: 0,00

A badass director more
Diego Maradonna
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Diego Maradonna | DeRank™: 0,00

I evaluate him only as a player and not as a man: the best player in the world up until 1986, the greatest of all time after the 1986 World Cup. more
Inter
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Inter | DeRank™: 0,00

As an Inter fan, I consider Inter an objectively high-level team, sometimes lacking, sometimes unfortunate. It has the merit of being the only team to win the Triplete, while it has the flaw of having significant gaps in the market. more
Gennaro D' Auria
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SandroGiacobbe

Gennaro D' Auria | DeRank™: 0,01

The supreme poet more
Pearls Before Swine
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bluesboy94

Pearls Before Swine | DeRank™: 3,00

Paradoxical that they still sound modern with their stubbornly "retro" sounds (and, by the way, this is a merit). No complaints about the beauty of the first two albums, while the oblivion that has fallen on the excellent "The Use of Ashes" is striking, perhaps the epitaph of their brief golden era. more
Van Der Graaf Generator -Godbluff
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After four years of "hiatus," Peter Hammill reunites Van Der Graaf Generator: needless to say, this is yet another masterpiece. But what the hell kind of band is this?? more
The Index -The Black Label Album
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sotomayor

The Index — The Black Label Album | DeRank™: 0,92

The Index, a psychedelic band from Grosse Point, Michigan, had a brief life and released only two albums a few months apart, establishing themselves during that time on the Detroit scene. This album is generally referred to as 'The Black Label Album.' The record features two very personal covers, one by the Byrds ('Eight Miles High') and one by the Supremes ('You Keep Me Hangin' On'), but in practice, we are not dealing with a group that played in a conventional way for the time. The garage spirit and a marked penchant for noise, as well as experimentalism that might remind one of that crazy guy Michael Yonkers, make this record a small, raw splinter that went wild in the landscape of psychedelic music in the USA at the end of the sixties. more