Bob Dylan
Zimmy
Zimmy

Bob Dylan | DeRank™: 3,34

"Idiot wind, blowing through the buttons of our coats
Blowing through the letters that we wrote
Idiot wind, blowing through the dust upon our shelves
We’re idiots, babe
It’s a wonder we can even feed ourselves" more
Monstrosity
teppa
teppa

Monstrosity | DeRank™: 0,00

great band, a bit overshadowed by the giants of the genre, but in the nineties they earned the title of the Dream Theater of Death Metal, not bad I'd say... more
PJ Harvey
Psychopathia
Psychopathia

PJ Harvey | DeRank™: 0,00

"Festivals end as festivals must," the good Dougls P was right, the decline has also touched Polly Jean... more
Silvio Berlusconi
Johnny Bobo
Johnny Bobo

Silvio Berlusconi | DeRank™: 0,00

A martyr and founder of a school of thought. more
OVO
Psychopathia
Psychopathia

OVO | DeRank™: 3,00

they are currently the only duo and Italian group that I really like. they create a chaos as if they were ten, and the vocalist is an extraordinary person. more
Francesco Guccini -...Quasi come Dumas...
SydBarrett96
Live is awesome, great arrangements that breathe new life into the songs from the '60s. An additional round of applause for the new track "Ti ricordi quei giorni," very beautiful. more
Ricky Martin
Lao Tze
Lao Tze

Ricky Martin | DeRank™: 0,39

It must be an oversight, but somewhere someone wrote "ARTISTA DEL ANO" instead of "ARTISTA DEL AÑO". It must be an oversight. more
Umberto Eco
macaco
macaco

Umberto Eco | DeRank™: 0,75

"Social media give a voice to legions of imbeciles who used to speak only in the bar after a glass of wine, without harming the community. They were quickly silenced, while now they have the same right to speak as a Nobel Prize winner. It’s the invasion of the imbeciles." Well, dear Umberto, a more imbecilic world will always be better than the intelligent one you have built with great knowledge and little wisdom. more
Madonna
cece65
cece65

Madonna | DeRank™: 0,00

How is it possible that she has been constantly in the limelight for over thirty years is a mystery I will never be able to explain. I do have a half-idea, though. more
Francesco Guccini -Opera buffa
SydBarrett96
A classic from his discography. Medieval cabaret, worthy of the best court jesters. "La Genesi" and "Talkin' sul Sesso" above all. 8. more
King Crimson
Workhorse
Workhorse

King Crimson | DeRank™: 6,96

The kings of rock. I’ll be shockingly cliché, but I can’t think of anything else. more
The Who
the last
the last

The Who | DeRank™: 6,38

Genius and mischief. They are among the giants. The vote is superfluous, their value is priceless. more
Immanuel Casto
Johnny Bobo
Johnny Bobo

Immanuel Casto | DeRank™: -2,94

HORRIFYING!!!!! more
The Cure -Bloodflowers
SilasLang
SilasLang

The Cure — Bloodflowers | DeRank™: 1,03

Uncle Roberto attempted a return to the darkest shores of his better years, but the result was personally akin to an opulent shot to the balls. more
The Cure -Wish
SilasLang
SilasLang

The Cure — Wish | DeRank™: 11,61

The last great album from what was once a great band. The curtain falls... more
The Darkness
Aquarius27
Aquarius27

The Darkness | DeRank™: 1,95

Funny and beautiful the first one, outstanding the last... In between, two honest albums. The judgment is more than positive. more
Built to Spill
madcat
madcat

Built to Spill | DeRank™: 16,30

They manage to strum the strings of my soul like few other bands. Albums, tracks, unforgettable guitars, and that positive melancholy filled with life that stirs the stomach and heart: among the peaks of the '90s and one of my all-time favorite bands. more
Madonna
panapp
panapp

Madonna | DeRank™: 0,00

Okay, artistically it might not be top-notch and perhaps not all of his songs are entirely his own work, but in the realm of pop, he is certainly a mega star: few, very few have reached his level of fame, influence, and power. more
Yes -Going For The One
parapoziponzipo
parapoziponzipo

Yes — Going For The One | DeRank™: 1,45

Since that tall guy left, I've been wanting to listen to them again, I don't know why (or yes, I do know...) more
Depeche Mode -Black Celebration
De...Marga...
It is with this record, released in 1986, that Depeche Mode change their musical direction; the songs stretch out in length, and the atmospheres and narratives begin to expand. The boys from Basildon, grim English suburb, have grown up, and they prove it in the title track, wisely placed to open an album that deserves the highest praise. The pinnacle is reached with "A Question Of Time," which remains a constant presence in live performances even after all these years...STRIPPED... more