Dan Erre
Dan Erre

Sona Jobarteh — Fasiya | DeRank™: 0,00

From the youngest specialist of Kora, a finely inspired album, powerfully evocative. more
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RIBALDO
RIBALDO

Wes Craven | DeRank™: 3,00

In addition to those mentioned by hjhj, we should also remember the dreadful "The Last House on the Left." A great horror director departs. R.I.P. Wes! more
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Dan Erre
Dan Erre

Bod Dylan — Oh! Mercy | DeRank™: 0,00

A shadowy, atmospheric Dylan, surprisingly alive on the level of melodic invention. more
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Dan Erre
Dan Erre

The Beatles — White Album | DeRank™: 0,69

Finally, the Beatles sound turns acidic, becoming angular; in short, the beginning of a new and brilliant era, which will already conclude with "Abbey Road." more
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Dan Erre
Dan Erre

John Surman — Private City | DeRank™: 0,00

Absolute masterpiece, in which Surman transcends the boundaries between genres and creates his own masterpiece after decades of great albums. more
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Dan Erre
Dan Erre

Bob Dylan | DeRank™: 0,22

Master in the art of applying a lyric (and what a lyric!) to a score more
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Dan Erre
Dan Erre

Johann Sebastian Bach | DeRank™: 1,95

Stream of genius, or rather ocean, said Beethoven. more
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Danny The Kid
Danny The Kid

Tanita Tikaram | DeRank™: 6,00

"If in the next life I were to be reborn a woman, I would like to be Kirsty MacColl," I said some time ago, and now I add a note: if I were to be reborn Tanita Tikaram, that would be just fine with me as well. more
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Mr. Money87
Some time ago, I considered it one of the most overrated albums of the '90s. A nice little disc passed off as a masterpiece. I've changed my mind, and my player can attest to that! more
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Mr. Money87
Mr. Money87

Moonshake — Eva Luna | DeRank™: 0,94

Juice blend of all flavors, it's Eva Luna! Kraut rock, dub, post-punk, jazz-rock madness, loops galore. Granitic and brilliant! more
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Workhorse
Workhorse

Nine Inch Nails | DeRank™: -0,01

Excellent in the '90s despite Reznor's tortured artist poses. Then they became the rough rock version of Depeche Mode. more
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Workhorse
Workhorse

Daft Punk | DeRank™: 0,33

Elegant tunz tunz more
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minogue83
minogue83

Mathias — SCACCO MATTO | DeRank™: 2,94

MATHIAS - FINALLY THE DEBUT ON THE MUSIC OF THE SINGER FROM CORNUDA more
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SydBarrett96
Super cool mix of Folk, Progressive, R&B, Blues, and Jazz. Fabulous album, love at first listen; the stunning title track stands out, but there's not a single piece out of place. more
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Aquarius27
A 4.5 for me, which I happily round up to 5... Last album with the immense Ronnie James Dio on vocals, that's enough for me to listen to the record! more
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Dragonstar
Dragonstar

Walt Disney — Dumbo | DeRank™: 7,04

A touching and amusing allegory on the theme of diversity and how to find potential within it; because spotting something positive even in our most visible flaws makes us more self-confident, and above all, unique. To be rediscovered! more
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Dragonstar
One of the masterpieces of Italian cinema. A film that effectively blends war and tragicomedy. The epilogue is immortal, and for once, it should make us feel proud to be Italian. more
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SydBarrett96
SydBarrett96

Nirvana — Nevermind | DeRank™: 3,00

Heard it again after years, but I must say that time hasn't dulled the fond memory I had. A classic, for better or worse, of the '90s. A nice album, although I prefer the previous one. more
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bonny99
bonny99

Naughty Dog | DeRank™: 0,00

Oh guys, Crash Bandicoot is history. The trilogy from '96 to '98 is spectacular, CTR and Crash Bash are great too even though I know them much less, while another absolute cornerstone not by Naughty Dog (and my all-time favorite video game) is The Wrath of Cortex for PS2. Epic in its atmospheres, levels, and music. more
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