bluesboy94
bluesboy94

Napoli Centrale — Mattanza | DeRank™: 1,83

Second and last masterpiece for Napoli Centrale. more
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bluesboy94
Current record even after 40 years. Those were the days when Naples had an underground scene (fusion-progressive-songwriter) that the whole of Italy envied. more
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gate
gate

Godflesh | DeRank™: 0,78

There are two kinds of people: those who like Godflesh and those who haven't heard them yet. more
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fiomamyblue
fiomamyblue

Van Morrison — Astral Weeks | DeRank™: 9,65

A masterpiece. Moving, thrilling, experimental yet easy to listen to. No one has sung about suffering like this. This is where masterpieces are born. more
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Tattone
Despite the considerable commercial appeal, we have some incredible musicians here who have found an overwhelming formula: rhythmic, sparkling, ironic, grandiloquent, and at the same time tremendously refined (sometimes teetering on the edge of prog!). Beautiful album, although a bit too long. more
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2000
2000

Fedez | DeRank™: 0,00

He even duetted with my mother. And she’s got more flow than this tacky popstar ;) two because after all he’s kind of funny. more
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BogusMan97
BogusMan97

Can — Future Days | DeRank™: 3,41

A vacation on some remote island in Oceania isn't something everyone can afford, but if the weather is bad and the sun's rays struggle against the buildings you see from your window to warm your shabby first-floor apartment, listening to Future Days will transport you to a beach in Samoa surrounded by drumming aborigines, lying on a deck chair under the influence of narcotics, accompanied by the sound of the waves and the gentle sea breeze. You have to hear it to believe it; I haven’t found a piece like Bel Air yet. Unique and unmatched. more
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bluesboy94
bluesboy94

Thelonious Monk | DeRank™: 10,87

A total artist who deserves to be heard and appreciated even by those who are not particularly fond of the genre. more
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Il Tarantiniano
Il Tarantiniano

Le Vibrazioni | DeRank™: 0,00

Nice group. Period. more
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parapoziponzipo
parapoziponzipo

clock dva — man amplified | DeRank™: 0,00

nyk overload the true pearl but also axiomatic and heuristic makes me trip out like never before.. more
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parapoziponzipo
parapoziponzipo

Jan Švankmajer — ossuary | DeRank™: 0,00

Certo! Inviami il testo che desideri tradurre e procederò con la traduzione. more
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parapoziponzipo
parapoziponzipo

clock dva — sign | DeRank™: 0,00

the most (unjustly) underrated work of the Clocks .. more
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splinter
splinter

Power Francers | DeRank™: 0,00

Group of eminent idiots for foolish people! more
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splinter
splinter

The Kolors | DeRank™: 0,22

The only color they allude to is brown! more
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Ltpin
Ltpin

The Bad Plus | DeRank™: 1,44

If they were to achieve success comparable to their talent, they would be everywhere. Too bad it isn't so. Great technique at the service of so much imagination. Music. more
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Marco Salzano
Marco Salzano

David Bowie — Blackstar | DeRank™: 0,00

Now That's an Exit! Produced beautifully. Classic and experimental at the same time. Bowie had often flirted with jazz, but perhaps he had never succeeded so well. Donny McCaslin on sax is exceptional, but drummer Mark Guiliana is an absolute revelation. Favorite track: perhaps Dollar Days, a poignant old-style ballad that wouldn't be out of place on Hunky Dory. more
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Marco Salzano
the Complete Works, which couldn’t be more complete, in one of the best box sets ever. It contains the tracks from the 5 albums, plus the songs that appeared only on 45s (including many excellent pieces by Summers that were discarded; Shambelle and Someone to talk to), the 45s from the furious early Punk days with Padovani still on guitar, the stunning I burn for you, and various live tracks. more
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splinter
splinter

Dear Jack | DeRank™: 0,23

The Modà 2.0, or rather, even more annoying! more
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Marco Salzano
The classic Police sound hybridized with R&B horns and keyboards. Sting's lyrics gain depth (the beautiful, sorrowful "Invisible Sun" about the Irish conflict), but the contributions of Copeland (the minimalist "Darkness") and Summers ("Omega Man") are also noteworthy, as he unleashes a series of riffs in "Demolition Man" that he may not have ever recorded in his career. more
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Robles
Robles

Black Sabbath | DeRank™: -1,24

In the strictly "heavy metal" field, they have never had rivals. more
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