Linkin Park
EnDromRock
EnDromRock

Linkin Park | DeRank™: 0,34

No, but the real question is: why the hell do you need to play 3564749 genres in a single song when you wouldn't even be able to play one of them well? more
Good Charlotte
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EnDromRock

Good Charlotte | DeRank™: -1,03

Damn, they can play two chords in a row! more
Gianni Morandi
Fontaine
Fontaine

Gianni Morandi | DeRank™: -1,03

Gianni, stop responding to those idiots on Facebook and get lost once and for all. more
Adriano Celentano
Fontaine
Fontaine

Adriano Celentano | DeRank™: -1,79

That motherfucker is getting on my nerves. more
Uriah Heep
Fontaine
Fontaine

Uriah Heep | DeRank™: 0,00

At the level of Deep, Led, and Black, few fucking, I said FEW FUCKING. more
Steve Hackett
templare
templare

Steve Hackett | DeRank™: 0,00

I bought his latest work, namely Wolflight. Well.......... more
Mark Lanegan
the last
the last

Mark Lanegan | DeRank™: 10,95

A splendid, tarry, intense voice mixed with writing skills capable of creating visionary modern classics.
Leader of one of the best bands of the '90s, now a great solo singer-songwriter. Chapeau. more
Lou Reed
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cece65

Lou Reed | DeRank™: 0,00

A reason for life up to "Ecstasy". After a while in decline, however, the only thing I really blame him for is the album with Metallica. more
Edoardo Bennato -La Torre Di Babele
SydBarrett96
First press vinyl, complete with a beautiful silver cover. Well, nothing, one of the absolute gems that make up the magnificent pentology 1973-1977 of Architect Bennato. It was also thanks to this record that he was labeled Punk, and they weren't entirely wrong. more
Grateful Dead -Anthem Of The Sun
Dragonstar
When the intricate nature of psychedelic rock is translated with adrenaline-fueled smoothness. A delight! more
My Dying Bride -A Map Of All Our Failures
De...Marga...
The heavy tolling of a bell announcing death: thus opens the eleventh studio album of the English band. Right after, the two guitars weave slow Gothic-Doom patterns, accompanied by the sound of a violin that reminds me of their best albums from the nineties: welcome to the world of the Dying Bride. And we are only at the first lengthy track, "Knell The Doomsday," with a final Death Metal burst where Aaron revives his primitive and terrifying growl...LIKE A PERPETUAL FUNERAL... more
Lorenzo Cherubini
Chagall
Chagall

Lorenzo Cherubini | DeRank™: 1,11

I prefer Luigi Cherubini more
Dream Theater
Workhorse
Workhorse

Dream Theater | DeRank™: 0,00

Metalheads recycling the worst stereotypes of prog for decades. more
Charles Bukowski
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east of eden80

Charles Bukowski | DeRank™: 0,00

When love becomes an obligation, hate can turn into a pleasure. more
Scorpions
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EnDromRock

Scorpions | DeRank™: 0,00

"Blackout" is undoubtedly one of the best hard rock albums of all time. Definitely a lot, but a lot better than the much more hyped "Back In Black" by AC/DC... more
Stone Temple Pilots
the last
the last

Stone Temple Pilots | DeRank™: 3,00

Derivatives are true, smart guys are true, but Core and especially Purple are excellent albums, even though their "real album" is Tiny Music... more
Amii Stewart
Chagall
Chagall

Amii Stewart | DeRank™: 0,00

Famous for his version of "Knock on Wood," he is now performing at the event "Napoli ieri e oggi" hosted by PUPO, featuring artists of the caliber of IVA ZANICCHI, with GIGI D'ALESSIO and CRISTIANO MALGIOGLIO as special guests. more
Greg Hetson
De...Marga...
De...Marga...

Greg Hetson | DeRank™: 1,28

A cornerstone not only of Bad Religion and Circle Jerks: Hardcore-Punk of the last thirty-five years owes a lot, a whole lot to this little big man...YOU ARE (THE GOVERNMENT)... more