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Nabat | DeRank™: 0,77

Without Money, Without a Home! more
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Smash Mouth | DeRank™: 0,00

I can't give less than 3 because those who lived through the period when these fucking fagiolari were in fashion (and who remembers the music videos with the chubby guy spitting while surrounded by waves of ass) we all, and I mean all, were caught up in those shitty singles that seemingly had no democratic or artistic meaning and were psychologically null, good times. more
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Beck | DeRank™: 0,00

Misunderstood genius despite being a bit of an asshole and self-centered. more
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Kage Baker — Sky Coyote | DeRank™: 0,00

I'm sorry, but I cannot access external links to retrieve content. However, if you provide the text you would like translated, I’d be happy to help! more
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Roberto Vecchioni — Blumùn | DeRank™: 0,00

It’s the album by Roberto Vecchioni to which I’m probably most attached (along with Robinson) and one of those that, in my opinion, has a more convincing and less heavy sound than usual. His lyrical abilities are, after all, undeniable and widely recognized, and even in this case, there are what I consider gems, like 'Gli amici miei', one of the most beautiful songs Vecchioni has ever written. Intro and closing of the album by actor and comedian Gene Gnocchi. more
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Composite album from one of the fundamental bands of the progressive genre Made in UK. The record features three tracks (and in the 2005 reissue also some more or less interesting bonus tracks). Long symphonic sessions where Peter Hammill's band showcases all their compositional skills and musical knowledge. Unfortunately, I couldn't appreciate it as much as it deserves. The best moments for me are in the second track, 'Men-Erg', at times acidic like the MC5 might sound, although here we are obviously talking about something quite different. more
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Steven Brill — The Do-Over | DeRank™: 0,00

This film is a hybrid. Balancing between what could also be a sometimes brilliant black comedy with some interesting ideas and what could be defined as the usual typical Adam Sandler movie. I don’t want to be a detractor, but I realize that without those inevitable falls in style, this could have been a good entertaining film. Instead, it's an action comedy with ups and many downs, featuring Sandler and his friend David Spade, who, due to more or less tumultuous circumstances, find themselves at the center of a plot and in a confrontation with the powerful forces of the pharmaceutical companies intent on suppressing the spread of what would be a new and revolutionary cure for cancer. Predictable happy ending, as per script. more
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Amedeo Minghi | DeRank™: -5,48

I take responsibility for what I say: a great master of Italian song. more
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It doesn't matter whether the CCCP were actually "communists" or not; this album is objectively a masterpiece. more
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Keith Richards | DeRank™: 2,91

But how the hell does he hold a guitar like that and play stuff that people will still remember a hundred years from now? more
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Luciano Ligabue — Mondovisione | DeRank™: 0,00

beautiful cover more
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Snorting Maradonas | DeRank™: 3,36

It's better than Pelé more
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Released via Glitterbeat, one of the most unique and interesting albums of early 2016. 'The Copan Connection' is the meeting of Bixiga 70, a band that plays funk and dance music from South America, and dubmaster Victor Rice, a New Yorker transplanted in São Paulo, Brazil. Recorded in Victor Rice's own studio, the album is a mix of dub music and beats, the ideal kaleidoscopic soundtrack for what is one of the biggest metropolises in the world, namely the city of São Paulo, where 'Copan' is indeed a modern architectural complex. An eye focused on the present rather than the past or the future. more
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Paola & Chiara | DeRank™: 1,11

To bomb without mercy more
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GG Allin | DeRank™: 0,00

It had its reason! more
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Renato Pozzetto | DeRank™: 0,00

One of the bbbest more
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Santarita Sakkascia | DeRank™: 0,00

Let's go!!! more
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Anal Cunt | DeRank™: 0,00

5 for life! more
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Black Market Karma — Semper Fi | DeRank™: 0,00

A record by the UK band that I consider the quintessential neo-psychedelic band of the new generation. Released, as usual, on Flower Power Records, like the other works of the band, it stands out for that approach to the psychedelic genre which is somehow 'easy listening' (not accidentally the title of one of their semi-clandestine LPs) while at the same time being evocative and dreamy. The average length of the songs exceeds five minutes: which means it's a record that is great for taking some trips. Frankly, I don't see how it couldn't be enjoyed. more
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