Nina Hagen Band -Unbehagen
sotomayor
sotomayor

Nina Hagen Band — Unbehagen | DeRank™: 0,00

Second album of the Nina Hagen Band. An undoubtedly eccentric and peculiar artist, perhaps even ahead of her time compared to the names that would become more well-known in the realm of punk, particularly regarding the developments of a certain wave music in the eighties. The sound reflects her look and a specific Berlin aesthetic in the alternative scenes of that era and beyond: aggressive and chaotic, theatrical yet decadent. It’s not my genre, but aficionados of a certain wave might definitely find this album something intriguing. more
Tim Buckley -Goodbye and Hello
tonysoprano
It may not be a masterpiece like "Happy Sad," "Lorca," and "Starsailor," but what an album!! more
Aldo, Giovanni & Giacomo, Massimo Venier -Tre Uomini E Una Gamba
tonysoprano
One of the greatest masterpieces of Italian and world comedy. Stunning. I still laugh at certain scenes, even knowing them by heart. more
Oasis
Alessio71
Alessio71

Oasis | DeRank™: 0,00

The only band that can make me feel nauseous with their songs, not even a Tirrenia ferry in force 7 seas... no, maybe also Blur. more
Yes -Close to the Edge
tonysoprano
tonysoprano

Yes — Close to the Edge | DeRank™: 1,32

The pinnacle of Yes, amazing!!! more
Paul Anka
SandroGiacobbe
SandroGiacobbe

Paul Anka | DeRank™: 0,00

The prodigy boy more
Yeasayer
Cryogenos
Cryogenos

Yeasayer | DeRank™: 1,70

Scientists and philosophers, nobles and humble; these three boys have learned to enter the body of anyone they brushed with the corner of their eye, analyzing every single detail of the latter, shifting perspectives multiple times with disarming simplicity. It goes without saying that this has reflected in their music, which ranges from ethnic to techno-pop, from powerful beats and synthesizers with complex and captivating melodies to songs of affection with surprising minimalism. more
Big Black
2000
2000

Big Black | DeRank™: 0,00

Even though Albini is a dickhead, I can't help but bow down to his work. more
Jovanotti
2000
2000

Jovanotti | DeRank™: 0,00

I do it that I don't do it even when I do it. more
Casino Royale
odesso
odesso

Casino Royale | DeRank™: 0,00

Immense, with Palma, they reached very high levels, one of the few recent made in Italy projects that has always maintained a very high standard. more
99 Posse
odesso
odesso

99 Posse | DeRank™: 0,00

If Lenin had known one of them, he probably would have thought of internment on the spot. more
Vasco Brondi
odesso
odesso

Vasco Brondi | DeRank™: 0,09

The poet of the fools more
Dente
odesso
odesso

Dente | DeRank™: 0,21

the horror... the horror... more
Friedrich Nietzsche
tonysoprano
tonysoprano

Friedrich Nietzsche | DeRank™: 0,35

Among the many philosophers I studied during three years of Scientific High School, I can assert that this man (personal opinion, not that of an expert!) is the greatest philosopher of all time. Misunderstood like few others, he fascinated me so much, perhaps too much, with the theory of the Overman and, above all, the death of God. Brilliant. It’s a pity that his excessive intelligence was likely the cause of his mental illness that plagued him in the last 12 years of his life. more
Dropkick Murphys
Bosconovitch
Bosconovitch

Dropkick Murphys | DeRank™: 0,00

It takes just a few listens to realize that this is a completely insubstantial group. The music is remote-controlled and lacks any pursuit of taste. The sounds, although the celtic-rock genre is unique, are absolutely impersonal. An in-depth listen is impossible; in fact, apart from the immediate (and trivial) bagpipe riffs, there is NOTHING. more
Deep Wound
IgnazioIgnazi
IgnazioIgnazi

Deep Wound | DeRank™: 0,00

Dinosaur Jr. before they became queens. more
Germano Mosconi & Anal Smithee
IgnazioIgnazi
By now it has become a mass phenomenon. But the swear words he used were quite something! more
Sanculamo
IgnazioIgnazi
IgnazioIgnazi

Sanculamo | DeRank™: 0,00

Essential. more
Roger Waters
Zimmy
Zimmy

Roger Waters | DeRank™: 4,33

Lyricist and songwriter among the greatest of all time, a sharp analyst of the contradictions and paranoias of the human soul and today's sociopolitical reality, with his distressed and dystopian visions of walls, flying pigs, and war scenarios, he has created a powerful and immortal imagery that cannot leave anyone indifferent. "Animals," "The Wall," "The Final Cut," "Amused to Death" cut like razors and will continue to do so for a long time. Not an exceptional bassist and a personally questionable figure, but he can be forgiven for that. more